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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1910

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Dixon Defends Tariff as Montana Audience Listens

Senator Joseph M. Dixon spoke to a large Montana audience on a Republican tariff defense. He argued prices rose with time yet workers gained, claimed farmers prospered, and accused Democrats of duplicity while urging a new tariff commission to fair, schedule based revisions.

Joseph M. Dixon Robert Brownlee Republican County Central Committee B. O. Forsythe J. W. Geiger Charles McDonnell George A. Leasby John Rye J. W. Bailey Montana Yellowstone Ay Aticzed Tariff Commission Republican Congress Congress

Homesteaders May Vote Under AG Ruling

Attorney General Galen rules that Montana homesteaders who filed to reside in the state and later returned to Montana to live have established residency. The decision cites Carwile v Jones and holds such individuals may vote in the upcoming general election if otherwise qualified.

Montana Galen Chouteau County Supreme Court Carwile

Billings High Set to Open Season Saturday at 1 PM

Local fans expect a close opening game as Billings high school hosts Sweet Grass. The squad has trained hard with new plays and speed, reinforcements added, and key positions to be decided due to eligibility rules. Perrine returns, Wagner out, Little Irish steps in.

Billings High School Sweet Grass Barbour O’leary Magelssen Dodge Tintinger Colvin Magraw Pound Reynolds Solberg Husky Perrine Wagner

Bridge bonds sought to fund cross river crossings at Reed Point and Grey Cliff

County officials report strong investor interest in converting old Sweet Grass bonds and issuing new ones to finance bridges across the Yellowstone at Reed Point and Grey Cliff. The plan includes a sinking fund, no tax increase, and northern residents pledging right of way and junction roads, aiming to avert county division and boost local development.

Yellowstone Grey Cliff Reed Point Sweet Gass County Columbus Karl Fahlgren Sweet Grass Carbon

Livingston Baseball Club Returns To Amateur Status

Livingston will likely settle for amateur baseball as financial troubles force a shift from professional play. Director Frank Peley attached the ball park for a $100 claim, seeking to secure about $240 from the association’s assets, including the fence and grandstand. The club, organized three years ago with $10,000 capital, has been a continual financial failure with $1,200 debt noted in the first year plus accumulating interest.

Livingston Husky Chicago Philadelphia Livingston Baseball Association Frank Peley

Western cattle and sheep receipts fall from week to week

Receipts at Chicago Union Stock Yards show western range cattle totaling 23000 last week, down from 31000 the prior week and 31000 the year-ago period. The season totals reach 252800 versus 248200 last year, with strong support from buyers and shippers. Prime Wyoming steers sold around 7 dollars, cows and heifers firmed after early declines, sheep and lambs at 6500 to 6900 for most sales, with mixed results across grades. Clay Robinson & Co. handled multiple lot cattle and topped sheep with several strings of wethers at 4.25, while ewes sold mainly 8.75 to 8.90.

Clay, Robinson & Co Chicago Union Stock Yards

Dedicatory rites at St Joseph's Big Timber for first communion

St Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Big Timber dedicated its building with a dawn mass for first communicants Evelyn McDonnell Bessie Mac Comb Edith McDonnell and Rudolph Michels. Bishop Lenihan led the dedication and confirmed a class including Inez Everett Alice Veronica Deegan Anna Veronica McDonnell and others. Sponsors Dr A P O'Leary and his mother attended.

St. Joseph’s Father Blaere Evelyn McDonnell Bessie MacComb Edith McDonnell Rudolph Michels Lenihan Blaere Inez Everett Alice Cecelia Veronica Deegan Anna Elizabeth Veronica McDonnell Ruby Theresa McComb Edith Helen Alice McDonnell Evelyn Genevieve McDonnell Elizabeth McComb Ruth Sheridan Rachel Sheridan Alice Francis Colvin Henry Peter McComb Arthur Michels A. P. O’leary A. M. O’leary

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Senator Dixon Homer Derr Earle Perrine Lyle Tintinger Football Aid Hubert Keloge ST. Joseph’s Church Mass
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