Townsend Messenger highlights and local notes, April 14 1893
Town news covers Gillogy and Herbers steeple harrows, Mont ana apples praised, Miss Mattie McKee leaves for Helena, Mrs. Henry Raymond to visit East and World Fair, Clara Raymond returns to teaching in Montana, Chamberlains Pain Balm praised for rheumatic wife, C J Knutson Co listing Forsale by J R Weston, R T Riddlesbarger travels to Helena, Cough Remedy sales and social events noted, visits by T E Collins and others to Townsend and Diamond Hill mine, snow memento from mountain outing, and friendly town remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Raymond
Clara Raymond
Montana
R. T. Riddlesbarger
Helena
T. E. Collins
Great Falls
Jerry Collins
Argus McQueen
Diamond Hill
St. Louis
Governor Richards Proclaims Arbor Day in Montana
The proclamation declares April 18 1893 Arbor Day with a call for public tree planting in schools and communities. It outlines tax exemptions for land with mature trees and urges pupils to observe ceremonies and participate in planting. An insert praises Chamberlain's Palm Balm for rheumatism with local testimonial and sale notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richards
Montana
I. J. E. Rickadds
State of
Montana Press Association call for meeting at Anaconda
Press Association president J. M. Quinn calls Montana members to meet in Anaconda on May 17. Geo Weston reports assays from Diamond Hill mine show 50 feet at $80 per ton, the largest paying gold ore body yet in Montana and potentially the state’s biggest bonanza. Ww. Schreiner, once with G. M. Jones, takes a short layoff to visit friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Quinn
The
Montana Press Association
Anaconda
Montana Stock Growers Meet and Rail Fare Offer
Notices announce the Montana Stock Growers Association annual meeting set for Miles City on April 18. The Northern Pacific Railway offers round trip tickets at one fare, valid April 17 to 23. Also listed are church services in Canton and Hill areas, subscriber offers, drownings near Judith Creek, May Day dances in Winston, and local travel plans of residents including Pauline Patten and Miss Henrietta Wine.
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Canton
R. V. K. Harris
M. F. Church
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Louisville Courier-Journal
Judith
I. N. Thompson
Martin Trapp
Rock Creek
Winston
Henrietta Wine
Memphis
Missouri
W. W. Higgins
Fila Glenn
Lower
Valley
Montana
Tierney’s Hall
Townsend
Belt Creek
Crow Creek Range
Sixteen Mile
el Dorado Bar
Crow Creek
Beaver Creek
Deep Creek
Duck Creek
Diamond
Confederate
White's
Avalanche
Magpie
Cave
Oregon
York
Trout Creek
Indian Creek
Old Settlers’ Society
James Newton Parsons Sought by Family in Excelsior Springs
Miss Ida Parsons of Excelsior Springs seeks news of her brother James Newton Parsons known as Jim Parsons. He is 29, 6 4 or 5, with black hair and eyes and a dark complexion, last heard working for Anaconda Smelting in Anaconda. Information may be sent to Ida Parsons or this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Newton Parsons
Jim Parsons
Excelsior Springs
James
Anaconda Smelting Company
Anaconda
Afiss Ida Parsona
Price Baking Powder Company
Chicago
Address Price Baking Powder Co
Trout Creek notes and town health warnings surface
The local page reports a deputy sheriff handling duties after a dangerous trip, urges residents to clean back yards and alleys to prevent an epidemic, and notes Miss Nettie Teague's departure from town with her chaperone Master Gene McCarthy. Additional items cover mine sales, a courtroom rule, freight line talks, a cyanide mill shipment, Old Settlers gathering details, a new cookbook promotion, and regional notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trout Creek
James Jobb
Nursery stock sales and mining co ownership notice
Agents advertise nursery stock with commissions and territory rights from May Brothers Rochester NY. A separate notice to Arthur S Richardson as co owner states $129.10 spent on Last Chance Crown Point and Yellow Jacket mining claims in Meagher county Montana to hold under US law with a 90 day contribution demand or interest transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur S. Richardson
Crown Point
Yellow Jacket
Burch Creek
Meagher County
Montana
United States
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