Debates Over Montana Capital Move Stirred by Anaconda Ties
A Dillon Examiner critique argues against moving the state capital to Anaconda, mocking sectoral press biases and asserting that Beaverhead and Deer Lodge farmers oppose relocation. The piece contends Daly’s money cannot sway Montana’s pioneer have interregional loyalties and emphasizes American principle over illegitimate votes.
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Dillon Tribune
Montana
Anaconda
Dillon
Helena
Bozeman
Dillon Examiner
Marcus Daly
Murphy
Aristottle
Beaverhead
Columbus
Ohio
Clevely
Cincinnatti
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Beaverhead County
Deer Lodge Valley
Daly
Butte
Salt Lake City
Close Call As Passenger Trains Brushed By
On Wednesday a man named Jim Durrien attempted to board a west bound passenger train as it left the depot. He slipped and was thrown between the platform and moving cars with little room to escape. He stretched his legs across the rails but the brake mechanism brushed them aside, averting a possible fatality.
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Jim Durrien
Good Enough for Us and a Huckleberry Party
A town paper recalls a neighbor James Jobb gifting a fine razor hone from the home quarry. Scissors clipped editorials then a jolly huckleberry party returned with mountain views and dances near Cement creek led by John Hines and Will McKnight, with local residents listed as L. F. Hirt and others.
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James Jobb
Anaconda
James
Wildwood
John Hines
Will McKnight
Cement Creek
L. F. Hirt
J.G. Nash
Mesdames
Bank of Townsend Receives Strong Examiner Report
Mr T H Kleinschmidt president of the Bank of Townsend visited the town Wednesday to audit the bank. Directors met that evening with news of strong cash reserves far exceeding legal requirements and a working capital of 35000.00 backed by a 25000.00 capital and 10000.00 surplus.
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Bank of Townsend
T.H. Kleinschmidt
Kleinschmidt
Hyatt
Gillogly and Herbers Dissolve. business split and notices
The firm of Gillogly and Herbers dissolves by mutual consent. Owen Gillogly continues the blacksmithing and Henry Herbers runs the machinery department. Notes owed may be paid at the Bank of Townsend. all accounts are with Alex Carson for collection. August 15, 1894. Owen Grlvary, Henry tlerpens.
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Gillogly and Herbers
Owen Gillogly
Henry Herbers
Bank of Townsend
Alex
Carson
Owen GrLvary
Henry Tlerpens
The Base Ball Game at Diamond City
A Townsend party traveled to Diamond City to face the Diamond City club in baseball. Diamond City won 29 to 10 as Townsend players, wearing red and blue, played hard but were outmatched. The visitors praised Diamond City hospitality and a supper at Mr. Schrieber’s home, with a rematch planned for next Sunday.
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Diamond City
Dazziers
Gangler
Seebolm
Pierce
Daehling
Stanley
Schrieber
Ling
Wear
Coney
Bazzers
Pennington
Murray
Bubser
Allen
Stout
McDonald
Clinkners
Sehriner
Simpson
Hyatt
Townsend Boys
Townsend
Loth Lpst
Catarrh Cure Claimed To Cure Constitutional Disease
A historical ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a universal cure for catarrh, stating it works internally by affecting blood and mucous surfaces. The makers offer a $100 reward for any uncurable case and invite readers to request testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. in Toledo Ohio.
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F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
O. S
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Pices
Charles A. Baldwin & Co. Bankers
Wall Street
New York
Daily Financial
Mg Po
Wol. Tierney
Eee
Baxter
J. R. Weston
Gillogly & Herbers
General Blacksmiths
Deering
Gillogly & Herber
Alex. C. Carson
Mont
W. C. Pierce
Northern Pacific
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