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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1894
Page
2
The piece argues Montana towns, led by Anaconda, will vote on capital location. It criticizes promises tied to Anaconda, urges voters to weigh benefits, reject barter schemes, and decide for the greatest good and convenience for all. The tone urges independent judgment on election day.
The Neihart Miner reports Hon. J. K. Kanouse of this place as a probable Democratic candidate for the Legislature. Populist supporters say he aligns with their platform, while business interests make it likely he declined nominations from both parties.
Report from a westbound train notes the absence of a Pullman Sleeping Car but two Krabel Sect ional Sleeping Coaches appear to offer advantages. The outside view hints at improved comfort or amenities, prompting questions about their meaning and performance.
In Townsend a novel industry is hinted at with talk of cogs and breeding of choice varieties. Citizens eye general purpose use, likened to an old Missouri coon dog. A literary friend plans an article titled What I know about coons to appear soon.
The St Louis Republic notes Sir J C Rosas stating that in the South Atlantic rain often pours from clear skies, with an instance of over an hour of rain despite a perfectly clear atmosphere. He cites Mauritius and other southern regions as areas where such rain is common.
A man who could not stop laughing despite doctors and family fearing imminent death received a telegram announcing his wife's mother would visit briefly. The message revived him and he reportedly never laughed again.
A reader questions why a law seemingly does not apply equally to whites and Indians, asking why the rule against off season hunting would not apply the same to both groups. The inquiry probes apparent exemptions and equal enforcement in game laws.
A critical view contrasts Finland’s moral climate with Russia and Sweden, noting strict public opinion and reputational consequences. It claims Finland’s decorum masks deeper social rigor, where a good name enables or blocks career and business. vice declines as trust and honor govern life.
Locals remember E. K. Watson known as Fatty who coached with a strong voice and heavy presence on the yard engine. He died in Memphis last Saturday, leaving a big heart and fond memories of his baseball days. L. I Brishin announces the birth of a daughter born last Monday. Frank Schreiner of Helena visits Mrs. Bubser with news and greetings.
A short quip from Uncle Eben notes that a man who talks about himself may gain less friendship, but can have more fun on Tess capital than anyone else on earth.
New cookbook from Price Baking Powder Co Chicago offers over 400 pastry and home cookery receipts plus hundreds of kitchen hints. Free delivery by postal request to ladies providing name town and state. German or Scandinavian edition available upon request.
The Helena Parsian Steam Laundry touts superior white goods laundering at lower prices, claiming garments returned clean, fresh smelling, and indistinguishable from new. It contrasts with Chinese laundries, alleging yellowing, streaks, and odors, urging patrons to try Parsian and obtain a price list from J C Reiley at the Town send House office.
Executor F J Keene invites all creditors and others with claims against the estate of William George deceased to present them with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be shown at the executor's residence near Canton Montana in Meagher County. Dated June 15 1894. First publication June 15 1894.
Parsian Steam Laundry offers quick washing at low cost with pickup and delivery arranged via Thomas Sandham the Townsend agent. Leave orders at the Townsend House for he will call for and return your laundry.
Co owner John Bowes and heirs are warned that John Galvin has expended 800 dollars for labor and improvements on twenty acres of placer mining ground in Jefferson County Montana near Townsend. Bowes must contribute 100 dollars within ninety days of publication or his interest will be forfeited to Galvin under law. First publication June 8, 1804.
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