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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1902
Page
4
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The Great Falls Leader reports on Montana politics in 1902, warning against Haines and a corporate clique seizing control of the Democratic Party and state governance. Republicans express cautious support for cleansing corruption, urging voters to back officers independent of corporate influence and to defend state welfare.
The article scoffs at the Yellowstone Leader for asserting unity within a fractured democratic party. It accuses the paper of distorting facts and hints the editor previously hedged his stance to gauge field fodder before choosing a side.
The Bitter Root valley is praised as Montana's garden spot and a breeding ground for "princes and princesses." Capt. Jack Crawford lauds its beauty and resources, predicting it will lead Montana in fruit production, matching its high fruit quality.
The district shows no signs of a coming race with Democrats eager to sell to Clark or Heinze and Republicans focused on personal affairs until election day. Democrats expect no wins. Republicans feel a strong advantage and pay little attention to the contest.
The Montana Press association held its annual meeting in Hamilton with an outstanding convention. Visitors enjoyed a grand reception and Hamilton and Missoula citizens extended ample courtesies, ensuring maximum pleasure and entertainment for all attendees.
Dick Vinton awaiting trial for horse stealing was found attempting to saw through jail boards. Mrs. J. H. Moore, while picking flowers, heard a noise on the roof, raised the alarm, and the escape attempt ended with him returned to his cell. The improvised saw was fashioned from an old case knife.
Bids for a Mudland crossing bridge over the Sweet Grass River will be received by the county commissioners until the first Monday in December 1902. Bidders must submit their own plans per general specifications available at the county surveyor’s office or by letter. J H Moore county clerk.
The St. Louis Special to the Northwest Southeast corridor updated schedules on May 4 with new departures from Portland at 8 25 a m and Seattle 3 50 p m among others. The through service now offers standard and tourist sleepers dining car chair car coach and baggage car Portland to Kansas City without change and free reclining chair car Portland to St Louis.
Nickel Plate Road announces excursion offers with tickets on sale October 3 to 6 and valid for travel from New York no later than October 14. Reservations for sleeping car space available through John Y. Calahan, general agent, 113 Adams Street, Chicago, with further details.
Five room house and stable with pasture for 20 head of stock available for rent until April 1 at $100. Located half a mile from Big Timber school house. Inquire L. P. Trxtincer, Big Timber, Mont.
County commissioners call an October 18 1902 election in Big Timber Sweet Grass County Montana for residents to decide on incorporating the proposed town described by section and river boundaries. Balloting runs 8 a m to 6 p m at the courthouse corridor with J H Moors as County Clerk issuing the notice.
Notice of dissolution of the Grand Hotel Co a partnership between A E Snook and Henry Witten at Big Timber. Snook retires and Witten will continue the business and settle all accounts. Also ad notes a travel fare of 23 30 from Chicago to New York and return via Nickel Plate Road with dates October 3 4 5 6 1902 and return by October 14 1902. depart Chicago depot Harrison St and Fifth Ave. City ticket office 111 Adams St Chicago. For particulars contact John Y Calaban general agent 113 Adams St Chicago.
Balance sheet shows assets including loans and discounts, U S bonds, and cash items. Liabilities list capital stock, surplus, profits, bank notes outstanding, and deposits with certificates and time deposits. Notary public sworn on September 18 1901 in Sweet Grass County Montana.
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