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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1900
Page
1
An advertisement for Bozeman Sanitarium in Bozeman Montana promotes a quiet home for invalids and surgical cases with trained nurses and a resident physician Dr. H. W. Foster. It promises private advantages not found in general hospitals.
Merchant tailor advertises a large line of samples for both made to measure and ready to wear suits. Cleaning and repairing offered. Orders placed locally promise savings. Located in Big Timber Montana.
One of the season’s funniest road comedies arrives at the opera house next Wednesday night October 3. Mark E. Swan presents a ludicrous tale of a young artist his sweetheart a baby and a model with vaudeville features and singing by Mabel Meredith. Cast includes Francis X. Hope Lew Newcomb Fred G. Hearn Ellena Maris and Franklyn Gale. Two hours and a half of nonstop laughter with pretty girls music bewitching costumes. Paid subscriptions to the Pioneer include the Montana Record weekly.
Col John W Custer of Illinois opened the 1900 campaign in the city with a strong Republican appeal. The large audience, including some Democrats, praised his logical address criticizing Bryan and urging McKinley Roosevelt. He contrasted protection with free trade and imperialism with restraint, predicting a larger GOP victory.
An agreement ends the dispute between iron and steel workers and employers in Ohio. About 60,000 workers will return to work under a $4.75 per ton rate, effective after 60 days. if market prices rise, wages will advance from this base. The settlement sets a minimum scale and resumes production after a lengthy idle period since May.
OPEN ALL NIGHT is advertised as always ready for urgent medical relief. The notice emphasizes the OUR NIGHT BELL will summon prompt and willing assistance during serious illness and necessity.
A small ad notes there is no extra charge for night calls and asks readers to provide their day patronage as a courtesy.
Budd Drug Co announces full inventory across all departments with extensive selections for health, beauty, and household needs. Customers are invited to visit and explore new arrivals, seasonal offers, and member perks.
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