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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1895

Page

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Grace Park Farm Showcases Hog and Alfalfa Model

Grace Park Farm in Sweet Grass county near Hunt Springs demonstrates a mixed farming model under Commissioner A C Logan. The 800 acre site rests on the Yellowstone fringe with strong water rights and shelter belts. Logan breeds Poland China hogs and Berkshire crosses, feeding alfalfa and hay to build hardy stock for sale and exhibition, with plans to showcase at Villings fair and other Montana fairs.

A. C. Logan Sweet Grass County Hunter’s For Springs Montana Grace Park Stock Farm Logan Howard & McAllister Jefferson Iowa United States Shaul Tecumseh Count von Moltke Directum Prince Tecumseh Miss Take Mr. Logan Yellowstone Grace Park Farm Montana Farm

Petty thefts noted in Park County and local town news

George Nf Webster reports several petty thefts in Springdale area with the gang taking two sections of double harness. W D McClelland reports improvement at Waaters Hot Springs as C B Mendenhall builds a large plunge bath house. Nellie Belle Goughnour dies at 23. funeral held. J H Walters retires from the county poor farm, replaced by Mrs E M Boughton.

George Nf. Webster Springdale Mr. Webster W. D. McClelland Ile Wuuter

Wall Street Promotes Free Papers Amid Silver Debates

A 1895 letter from Reform Club proposes free paper supplements to boost sound currency and curb fiat money. It details broadsides and plate matter offered to newspapers, notes costs and limits, and urges wider cooperation to counter free coinage and industrial stagnation. It also includes a local quip about town spellings like Philipsburg and Big Timber.

United States Wall Street Montana Reform Club Committee ON William Street New York American Press Association APA Iiee Tre ‘Bonhee Ian Calvin Tompkins

Republic mine sale hints tied to Elkhorn matter

A Cooke City letter to Red Lodge Picket says a Chicago company bonded the Republic mine and may soon take full control. It is thought buyers were the Elkhorn half owners who bonded for 10000 dollars, with ore from both mines to feed the Republic smelter. Potential buyers are tied to the Burlington road and railroad plans into Cooke from the east near the National Park. Columbus Express reports G L Finley of the Northern Pacific plans a Lexington Illinois vacation with wife and child, hoping to return refreshed to duty.

Cooke City Red Lodge Chicago Republic Cooke Elkhorn Burlington Road National Park Columbus Express G. L. Finley Northern Pacific Lexington Illinois

Press Comment and Mount Tacoma Sermon Critique

Butte Review notes newspapers must resist favors and remain independent as silence can be costly. Dillon Tribune questions mountain climbing by priests who died on Mount Tacoma and urges preaching in slums. Philipsburg Mail reports postal department spelling directive for Lig Yimber post office.

Otsaa Dillon Tribune Mount Tacoma Christ Philipsburg Lig Yimber

Lied Decisions on Land Claims and Water Rights

A compilation of decisions covers coal and water land entries on shared tracts, declaratory statements, placer and lode patent effects, and settler rights under reservations. It notes that private coal entries may be split between assignee and purchaser, and that placer patents with no lode preclude later lode entries.

Love Letters Stir Family Tussle in Linn Grove

A Linn Grove girl found her father's premarital love letters to the mother and read them to the mother with swapped names. The mother reacted with disgust and forbade any future contact with a suitor who wrote such letters. The scene grew tense as the daughter read aloud while the house fell silent. Also brief notices on locating a mining claim and new blanks appear in the page.

Philipsburg Phillipsburgh Washington United States New Jersey Pennsylvania Kansas Linn Grove Stony Rapids Republican

Also Mentioned on This Page

I A H.O. Kellogg Tal Mason’s BIG Timber Nicholson & Snook Commissioer A.C. Logan Park County News the Enterprise ILM Stad Northern Pacific Wickes Pioneer Corbin Great Northern Repor Butte Review
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