The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-08
In Big Timber.

Big Timber, Oct. 6.-sigmund Thamg-
ling was in town this week. Mr..
Thamgling is suffering from an injured
eye, received while building a wire
fence, The hammer slipped on staple.
which glanced and struck Mr.. Than
ling on the eye, inflicting painful. Int
not a dangerous wound. -
Is. y. Forsythe. was in town Tues
day from his Big Coulee ranch after
more material for the fine new resi-
derce he is building there.
Mrs. Newton Budd entertains this af-
ternoon in honor of Mrs. A. T. Kellogg.
ST.. who has been here during the sum
mer visiting her sons, A. T. and II. o.
Kellogg. On Friday evening Mrs. A. +.
Kellogg, jr., will entertain the. young
people in honor of her sister nilaw,
Mrs. Easterbrook, who has also been
in Big Timber since May and leaves in
few weeks for her horsie in Vermont.
Tomorrow evening the Homeland
Circle of the Congregational church
will give public reception in the
Busha & Bailey hall in honor Of Rev.
and Mrs. z. D. Boshwick, who leave
next week for their old home at Sherl-
dan, Wyo. Lunch will be served and a
pleasant evening is anticipated.
George and John Moore and Lead
Shumaker were Big Timber visitors
from Big Elk Monday.
Mrs. John Martin Of Livingston has
been visiting Mrs. w. L. Shanks this
week.
Syner Crest of Melville was q Big
Timber visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arneson were III town
from their ranch on Swamp .iaek
Thursday. A% .+'t
Word was received here the first Of
the week of the death OF ). N. Dahl,
which occurred at Melville last Friday.
Mr.. Dahl was one of the early settlers
in the Melville. having settled there
in the fall of 1881. Mr.. Dahl was we'll
along in years, and leaves family Of
grown children. The interment took
place Sunday at the Melville cemetery.
Lee Smook Of Mcleod was in town
Monday and made a desert filing on
some land near his present ranch.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Scots of Mel
vile were Big Timber visitors Monday.
Thomas Ryan returned Tuesday from
a trip into the, country around Mel
willie and on Fish creek. :b.r
Sam Weber, the Rosebu cattle man,
was in Big Timber Tuesday, Ell route
from cattle punching trip to Shields
river. Ir
Ed Mcdonald and Bernard Logan Of
Lewistown were here the first of the
week looking. after busl.ie IS interests.
Pike Nelson OF coal mine fame.
| was down from Mcleod Tuesday fta4
j. B. Morris was in from his ranch
| on Big Timber, creek the first Of The
| week.. .4 s.s 81 t
The annual teache s. institute will pe
held in this county, a. Big Timber,
| commencing November Is, and contin-
! uing four days. Professor Sanders ct
| the State Normal school will be one of
| the instructors.
Mrs. Anna NJ. Palmer, an evangelist
| and prominent w. c. T. U. worker,
has been in Big Timber the past week.
| Dol i- a.
| tional w. C. T. U. convention to be
held at Seattle next month and is do
| ing some missionary work on the way.
John Ellison was in town from his
Boulder ranch Tuesday.
| Mrs. j. L. Simmons left Tuesday TOR
| brief visit to Billings.
M. H. Allen, a Lewistown druggist
was in town Tuesday. en- route 10
Butte to take an examination before
the state board of pharmacy.
Mrs. T. A. Rice of Livingston is IN
town this week visiting her parents.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Sheriff..
| W. H. Norton of the firm of Norton
& Lyons, was in Big Timber Tuesday
from Basin creek.
Ex-Mayor Beley of Livingston was
here Monday looking after his local
| business interests.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Shaw OF the Amer,
| can Fork were registered at the Grand
Wednesday.
| G. R. Wilson, the Musselshell cattle
| king, was attending to business inter-
ests in Big Timber Wednesday.
Rev. J. B. Lister returned Wednes-
dav evening from Big Elk, Where he
held church services the first three days
of the week.
Glen Parker was up from his Grey
cliff ranch Wednesday. Mr.. Parker
savs that some damage has been done
ranchers along the line of the North
ern Pacific between here and Grey
cliff by prairie fires set by sparks fron
passing engines: '''tfs'H7' -,
Nicholas Lintinger, jr., was saeS Big
Timber visitor Tuesday. 'rstizss'H-tat'2
l., and A. Fitzpatrick were in town
this week from their stock ranch near
Merino.
| Mrs Paul L. Van Chane, accom-
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