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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
4
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Official Paper of Sweet Grass County urges Republicans to rally for a splendid fall victory. The convention nominated a ticket that should command broad support and even draw Democrats, with emphasis on harmony and active effort to secure success for all candidates.
Democrats in Sweet Grass County issue a strong rebuke to a persistent figure described as a leech and parasite. The text alleges repeated defeats at caucus and primaries and accuses him of using deceptive tactics to win positions. The speaker urges refusal of further support and condemns his attempts at state delegation and convention.
A dejected man sits at midnight behind the auditorium in front of a brown stone print shop. He mutters about profit and honor, lamenting his loneliness and questioning his birth while expressing sorrow for his lost friends.
The Yellowstone Leader, a Clark organ, faced internal party pressure as editors urged backing of Clerk. The paper offered no comment until Hannah's recent visit to Bozeman and Butte, implying retention requires continued support and funding to keep him loyal.
A crude scheme by Bliss and Hannah aimed to undermine county power by targeting Heinze and Clark. The plan relied on old methods to rouse the rank and file, but the effort did not succeed this time.
A disgraced figure vents after a loss, lashing out at supporters with harsh epithets. He dismisses rivals and labels opponents with disparaging slang, reflecting a tense aftermath and strained alliances.
In a stormy account the piece details factional battles among Toole Bliss Clark and Heinze over Democratic support, with sharp critique of Bliss and Hannah. It ends with a formal notice inviting bridge bids for the Sweet Grass river crossing at Mydland, due by December 1902 with plans from J. H. Moone.
The St. Louis Special, a through express of the Northern Pacific and Burlington, changed time on May 4. The service links the Northwest to the Southeast with morning connections from St. Louis and Chicago. New Portland to Kansas City route is nonstop with several car configurations and free reclining chair service.
Tickets go on sale 3 to 6 October for travel via Nickel Plate Road with New York service valid until 14 October. For reservations and details contact John Y. Calahan general agent 113 Adams Street Chicago.
Five room house and stable and pasture for 20 head of stock. Rent until April 2 for $100 near Big Timber school house. Inquire L. P. Tintinarr Big Timber Mont. Special Milwaukee Road rates. Various long distance return fares listed. For full rates and accommodations write W. B. Dixon Western Passenger Agent St. Paul.
On Monday 41S Sheridan received a consignment of 5 000 brook trout fry from the Borowan hatchery and deposited them in the Boulder. Assistant fish commissioner W D Jarvis accompanied the shipment noting the fry are the finest sent from the hatchery. The department planned to mix varieties including Cutthroat and Rainbow in future consignments. Part of the shipment was intended for Van Cleve and Hart of Melville for Sweet Grass Creek but was redirected to Sheridan. Cascade county streams stocked last year with brook trout showed six inch fish this summer, indicating strong mountain stream growth. This marks the first stocking of the Boulder with brook trout and yearly consignments are planned.
Ranchers along irrigation ditches feed trout to hogs after water is turned off. Fish of all sizes are scooped into tubs and fed to swine. The Boulder stream, a top trout fishing area, may be ruined if no remedy is found.
Official notice of an election in Sweet Grass County Montana on October 18 1902 to decide on incorporating a new town named Big Timber The described territory lies within section 14 township 1 north range 14 east and along the Yellowstone and Boulder rivers with boundaries ending at the northwest quarter of section 23. County Clerk J H Moors signs the notice dated September 4 1902.
Notice announces the dissolution of the Grand Hotel Co partnership in Big Timber by mutual consent. A E Snook retires, Henry Witten continues the business and handles all debts and accounts. Also advertised is a Nickel Plate Road round trip Chicago to New York October 3 4 5 and 6 with return by October 14 1902 including vestibuled sleeping cars and meals. John Y Calahan is listed as general agent in Chicago for details.
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