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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
5
Our store announces full preparations for the annual yield across all lines. We offer dairy and fine salt for family use, a large supply of Picks, Pick Handles, Shovels, Rakes, Forks, Wheelbarrows, and general hardware. Garden seeds, onion sets, seed wheat, paints and oils complete the stock.
Local store announces a complete stock of groceries boots and shoes gents furnishings hats and more with prices advertised as lower than ever.
Local items from Townsend cover mass at Canton on Easter Sunday, ore shipments from John Morrison, and mine work at Copper Diamond. Court in session with Judge Dudley DuBose presiding, and sales of cattle and timber contracts. Community events include theater by Training School Literary Society and a Masonic Woodcraft circle installation.
An exhibition of dental services runs at the Townsend Hotel through April 17 offering guaranteed work and painless tooth extraction.
Mrs Jake Ross returned from Helena Sunday. Mrs Ed Brown ill with grippe. D W Jenkins visited Townsend Tuesday. Tom Hudson elected road supervisor district seven. Floyd Lorentz ordered bicycle from St Paul. W N Williams ill with prevailing epidemic. Misses Harvey Lippert visited Toston school Friday. Seth Maxwell from Townsend visiting in Toston week end. Anthony Saurpe leads school trustee votes. Some plan to attend Calico Ball at Townseal on 16th. Mrs Jas Suites seriously ill again. Dr Gilliam attended. Mr and Mrs W Bennet Helena to stay on ranch this summer. Mrs Arthur Huntley visited parents. returned to Toston. Mrs John Gruber to East Helena for mother’s illness. Gruber departed Saturday.
D F Williams from Bozeman arrived Sunday. Henry Little Forest is ill with whooping cough. Mr and Mrs Williams suffer lagrippe. Sherlock visited from Boulder Thursday. Local youths danced at J S Hargrove's new house on the hill Friday night. Saturday's election was lively. D W Jenkins elected road supervisor by a large majority. D T Williams and John Hargrove chosen school trustees to succeed B Townsley and Mrs L Bembrick.
Steam laundry left at P. J. Meloy's or Depot will be shipped free of express charges to above Laundry. W. H. Brooxie.
Notice warns customers to bring vehicles into the shop by Monday April 2 for carriage painting. The painter will be unavailable after that date due to outside engagements. Location specified as shop next to McCormick's stables.
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