Local Notes From Big Timber and Surroundings
Local items from Big Timber include Marshal King erecting a large barn near the ranch and visitors such as M. W. Hatch and Mr and Mrs Jack Davis. Rent offered for a furnished room on McLeod street. Fire at Andy Flower's stable. cause unknown. Miss Winnifred Matheson guests of Mrs DL Mirrleees. Travel news includes F Goodhue arriving to take N P station agent post. Capt A C Logan and family passed through en route to Billings after a camping outing.
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Marshal King
Big Timber
Winnifred Matheson
Billings
DL. A. Mirrlelees
A. C. Logan
Uty
Boulder
Big Timber Notes of Local News and Changes
Mrs. E B Clark returns from Richland Center Wisconsin. Families move into new Boulder addition home. Ladies Bicycle Club hosted by Maggie Irvine with lunch. Fall enrollment urged at nine am Monday. Thos Marks becomes bookkeeper at Big Timber National Bank. Knowlton California warns fifty cent war tax invalid. Local trips and church services noted. NP plans new steel bridge over the Boulder River. Yellowstone cattle sale and travel tales highlight community, with court actions and farewell for W E Bennett. Optician visit planned for Sept 1-2. lost shawl reported. merchants advertise Perfect Baking Powder.
School Opens in Big Timber Next Monday
The Big Timber school begins on Monday with a core staff including J. D. Orr as principal, Eva L. Dana as primary, Edith Mirriélees as intermediate, and Mary Frawley as second intermediate.
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Big Timber
J. D. Orr
Eva L. Dana
Edith Mirriélees
Mary Frawley
Murder Reported in Cokedale Park County
On Monday night in Cokedale Park County a quarrel between John Lader and a man named Haderstack ended with Haderstack fatally shooting Lader. Haderstack had not been apprehended according to the latest report.
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Cokedale
Park County
John Lader
Haderstack
Lader
Park party members return from pleasant trip
The Park party led by Mes dantes C. N and L. Skillman with Seiders Maggie Anderson Ada West John Mundeville Harvey Woods Roy and Guy Skillman returned Monday reporting a very pleasant trip. Miss E L Dunn also returned from embassy Saturday to prepare for work in the Big Tudber senate.
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Mesdantes C. N
L. Skillman
Fire at Bliss lumber yard near railroad extinguished early
Last week a blaze broke out in Harvey Bliss’s lumber yard near the railroad. The bucket brigade was summoned and the fire was checked before gaining headway, believed to have started from a spark from a passing locomotive.
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Harvey Bliss
Montana Boys Reach Manila in Time for Army Duty
The article notes Montana youths arriving in Manila to form part of the occupation army with projections of a long stay and active service. It mentions favorable climate in the Philippines and expectations of continued service as a primary motive for enlistment. It also reports on sheep market activity led by Win Rea and Trevor Wis in Billings with large purchases and rising lamb and sheep prices.
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Montana
Manilla
Phillippines
Alreagh
Win
Rea
Trevor. Wis
Myer
GQ. Gruwell Band of
Rhea
Johnson Varste Wedding Notice in Wormer City
Rev. B D Bostwick to unite Mr Johnson and Mrs Johanah Varste at their Bix Timber residence Wormer City on August 29 1898 in a ceremony officiated by the clergyman.
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Johnson-Varste
Bostwick
Bix Timber
T. Johnson
Johanah ‘Arste
Wormer City
Hott
Olmstead and Howard's offer on Baker Perfect wire
Shoppers saving on fence wire can get an especially low price at Olmstead and Howard's for the next 30 days featuring Baker Perfect wire.
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Baker Perfect
Olmstead & Howard's
Billings to St Louis by Burlington Route Trim Time
The Burlington Route via Billings offers the fastest line to St Louis, claiming a time savings of 9 hours and 21 minutes compared with alternative routes. This highlights the expedited rail service for travelers seeking quicker connections.
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St. Louis
Billings
Burlington
Four Steel Ranges Sold At Olm stead & Howard's
Four Steel Ranges remain at Olm stead & Howard's as Montgomery Ward & Co's price lists are referenced. Ladies learn flour is not sole cake fault. switch to Perfect Baking Powder for better results with any flour. Hood's Sarsaparilla is recommended to restore energy when tired or run down.
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Olmstead & Howard’s
Montgomery Ward & ‘Co’s
Perfect Baking Powder and footwear sale string
The ad touts Pure Perfect Baking Powder claiming digestion aid and skin benefits while promoting a store line of boots and shoes at H O Kellogg and a separate sale of sheep including ewes yearlings wethers and Cotswold rams by OLmstead and Co and Stocker and Co in Big Timber Montana with time on good security and cash pricing on twine and Manila rope.
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Stocker &,Co
Big Timber
Mont
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The
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Montanin
Wee
Mez
Ralph Jarret
Hound’s
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J. W. Geiger
Mutts
E. H. Buck
Absarokee
Andy Flower
Henry Lambr
Dixon Building
Mike Whalen
Melville
Goodhue
Wadena
Minnesota
N. P
E. B. Clark
Richland Center
Wisconsin
W. R. Cavane
Big Timber Creek
Frank Schaffer
Boulder Addition No. 2
Ladies’ Bicycle Club
Maggie Irvine
Thos. Marks
Ross-Dier Mercantile Company
Big Timber National Bank
Knowlton
Masachusetts
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Order of United Workmen
BE. T. Rice
Helena
Grand Lodges
Degree of
John L. Mandeville
Trookton
N. Y
W.S. Well
Congregational
Kimberly
Jud Post
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Boulder River
Big
Chicago
H. R. Phillips
David Asbury
Clark
Asbury
Tra Broathea
N. P. Nelson
Ceder
Nelson
Broothe
J. M. Fox
Tuesday Lyle Brown
Henry
Miles City
Post
W. E Bennett
Butte
G. D. Bruce Tudor
Tudor & Co
St. Paul
Louisville Opticians
H. J. Dixon
Ralph S. Jarrett
Ross-Dier, Mercantile Co
H. O. Kelloggs
Ross-Diet Mercantile Co
Standard Manila
Olmstead&s Howard
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