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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
1
A promotional note describes a collection of lines crafted to engage readers, emphasizing variety and targeted appeal for a broad audience. The piece hints at a themed set and urges attention to the upcoming display.
Bozeman Montana offers a quiet home for invalids and surgical operations with separate surgical cases. Trained nurses and a resident physician are provided under Dr. H. W. Foster. Bozeman Sanitarium promotes advantages not found in general hospitals.
A merchant tailor advertises a large selection of clothing samples and custom suits made to fit. Also provides cleaning and repair services and invites customers to place orders to save money.
The county convention in Big Timber produced a ticket with the ring controlling nominations. Four candidates contested sheriff before Guthrie won on the sixth ballot. Incumbent treasurer Snook was turned down in favor Harrison. Albert Haak won assessor, Mansfield Bryant clerk and recorder, Stella Walker superintendent of schools, and commissioners Bliss Michaels and Thompson were chosen. State senator Hannah headed the ticket, with DeHart gaining the nomination as part of a staged lineup.
Judge Henry convened court on Tuesday and adjourned until Monday Sept 24 to permit summoning a jury. Trials set include State versus Gabriel Tunem for grand larceny on Sept 24 with A G Hatch attorney. Other cases listed are State versus Thomas K Lee on Sept 27 and George Reynolds versus Frank Young with W W Beasley versus H O Kellogg.
J W LeQuatte of Big Timber organized a relief drive last week and collected 870 for Galveston aid. Mayor Frank J Edwards of Helena acknowledges receipt and thanks contributors in a September 15 1900 letter.
An ad asserts OPEN ALL NIGHT is not literal but promises constant night bell service for serious illness and urgent relief, emphasizing prompt, willing assistance from staff when needed.
A brief note states there is no extra charge for night calls and asks readers to show day patronage as a courtesy.
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