One Year Six Months Three Months $1 00 95
A compact fragment lists time intervals of one year six months and three months followed by a price of 1.00 95. The item appears as a small pricing line in an OCR segment.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1902
Page
4
A compact fragment lists time intervals of one year six months and three months followed by a price of 1.00 95. The item appears as a small pricing line in an OCR segment.
A cryptic line lists durations three months and six months with numeric values 0 40 1 percent, lacking context or clear event details. The fragment provides no identifiable persons organizations or locations.
At a September 3 1902 Republican state central committee meeting in Helena Montana a state convention is ordered for September 27 1902 in Great Falls to nominate a U S representative and Montana supreme court justice and conduct other business The call invites all Republicans and adherents to participate The apportionment of delegates is set with rules on voting and attendance and delegates must be Republicans from their counties J C Auld chairman J B Corzine secretary Helena Sept 3 1902.
The Sweet Grass county central committee in Big Timber calls a county convention on September 25 1902 at 10 a m in the county courthouse to elect eight delegates and eight alternates to the state convention in Great Falls on September 27 1902 and to nominate candidates for county offices for the upcoming general election. The meeting will decide basis of representation for precincts and conduct other business.
Primary delegate election to select delegates and alternates for the convention will be held at regular voting places in each precinct on September 18 1902. Polls open 2 to 5 pm in most precincts and 2 to 7 pm at Big Timber. George M Horton chairman E M Hat acting secretary.
Commissioners named 14 precincts judges for the general election. Big Timber J W Bailey Henry Nicholson J S Solberg J Asbury L P Tintinger. Duck Creek Carlos Meigs A M Clark R B Jarrett. Melville Ed Adam Geo Cook John Rye P O Fallang Prosper Tessier. Merril Paul Carleton Matthew Miller L P Tompson. Howie P H Beckom W A Harrison E L Patterson. American Fork S I Hopkins J P Campbell Wm G Muir. Wormser Henry Ellingson John P Morris John Van Diest. Lower Stillwater Walter Bell Thomas Flanagan J W Weir. Upper Stillwater B F Wood G D Pratton John Trinler. Grey Cliff Jacob Hohenbarger Thomas Cosgriff A O Forsythe. Independence B E Wheaton EB H Cowles Robert Rees. Contact Jacob Miller Green Blakesley James Graham. Fish Creek James Anderson Robert McClatchey J C Farrington.
The Melville warehouse owned by Hickox and Hathaway burned between seven and eight Tuesday evening. Losses hit Harvey Bliss with about 500 dollars in wagons and vehicles, and Frank Douthett with several thousand feet of pine lumber. Fire likely started from a spark from a freight train engine. wind from the west kept flames from spreading. Insurance was reportedly meager.
The St. Louis Special of the Northern Pacific and Burlington changes time on May 4 improving connections to the East and South. New schedule lists Portland 8:25 a.m. Tacoma 3:40 p.m. Seattle 3:50 p.m. Spokane 6:55 a.m. Helena 10:15 p.m. Billings 7:00 p.m. Portland to Kansas City and to St. Louis without change.
Nickel Plate announces special excursion rates to New York with tickets on sale October 3 through October 6. Return must depart New York by October 14. Reservations for sleeping car space and details available from John Y. Calahan, general agent, 113 Adams Street, Chicago.
Public schools in the district will open Monday September 15 unless an order changes the date. The notice is issued by the Orover Trustees and sets the fall start for students and staff.
Carrie Smith, a Black resident of the red light district, was arraigned before Justice Pound on assault charges against Eva Sinclair. The clash followed a disturbance arrest and ended with Smith wounded, then subdued and jailed for sixty days after a showdown on the street near Kellogg's store.
County commissioners of Sweet Grass County Montana order election for October 18 1902 at Big Timber Court House to decide on incorporating the proposed territory as the town of Big Timber voters will decide within the described section boundaries Yellowstone and Boulder River area including the southwest corner of section fourteen township one north range fourteen east and related lines culminating at the place of beginning the clerk J H Moore signs the notice dated September 4 1902
Notice states the co partnership between A. E. Snook and Henry Witten in Big Timber dissolves by mutual consent. A. E. Snook retires. Henry Witten continues business and will settle all debts and collections for the firm. Also includes travel advertisement details for Nickel Plate Road to Chicago and New York with schedules and contact addresses.
W D Stokes acting for Monarch gas generators installed a new plant at Big Timber Liquor Co store and lit it for the first time last night. Spectators praised the light as the queen of lights, a brighter cheaper option that illuminates large spaces and suits business houses hotels and ranches. Ranchers including Hon. Paul Van Cleve P O Fallang B O Forsythe have recently adopted plants.
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