Townsend Meagher County Gateway Promises Growth and Prosperity
The article touts Townsend as a thriving gateway to Meagher County with rich placer and quartz gold mines, free milling propositions, thriving wool and sheep industries, and expanding agriculture. It argues for a local flouring mill and a custom concentrator to boost wealth, employment, and regional development as capital backs the town’s rise.
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Northwest
Townsend
Washington
Texan
Meagher County
Missouri Valley
Great Northwest
Signed and Sealed in Salt Lake City
A poem recounts a woman deceived by a speaker claiming celestial marriage in Brigham's faith She travels to Salt Lake City accepting plural marriage and is “delivered signed and sealed” awaiting prophecies unfolded in the City Celestial.
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City Celestial
Salt Lake
Holy Hive
Zron
Republican Primary Delegates Appointed for 1894 County Convention
In Townsend on August 18 1894 Republicans elected delegates and alternates for the county convention to nominate candidates and form a central committee. Delegates include J C Titman Julius Berg C A Whipple and A N Sharp with J C Stewart J W Shaaf and W T Hazeltine named alternates. Precinct meetings set for August 25 1894 at 2 p m to choose delegates with White Sulphur Springs convention at 10 a m September 10 1894 to nominate county officers and organize the central committee.
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J. C. Stewart
Townsend
Canton
Duck Creek
Toston
J.C. Stewart
J. W. Shaaf
W.T. Hazeltine
White Sulphur Springs
Fach
Townsend 'Artinsdale
Manizen Canyon
Wiciendenia
Rock Creek
Sheep Creek
County Central
Com
D.E. Folsom
C. E. Wight
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Miners are delving into hills and breaking rock bound doors to vaults of hidden wealth, signaling a coming surge for the town in Montana unless gold is demonetized causing a fallback on “stump tail” and jack rabbits to subsist.
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Montana
Pacetic Hotel Uniform Rows From Omaha Depot Queer Dress
The Pacetic Hotel order requires blue serge dresses and blue caps for lunch counters and dining rooms. Miss Mamie Kelly and Miss Lou Koogle at the Omaha Union depot refused the dress, resigned, and others threaten to quit rather than wear the uniform. The women called it horrid and unmodest. A. B. Henderson of San Francisco won the 100 yards foot race at Denver on the 15th, time 9.45 seconds.
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Pacetic Hotel Company
Mamie Kelly
Lou Koogle
Omaha Union Depot
Union Pacific
Omaha Dispatch
A. 8
Henderson
San Francisco
Denver
Colorado
True Montanian urges Helena stay capital against Anaconda
Gallatin county resident defends Helena against Anaconda dominance and the Anaconda Copper Mining Company. The letter attacks foreign ownership, cites Fort Ellis, the agricultural college fight, and legislative votes, arguing Montana should resist corporate influence and prefer a government of the people. The writer condemns Marcus Daly and the Anaconda interests and backs Bozeman as a capital contender.
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Bozeman
Helena
Avant Courier
Gallatin County
Anaconda
Gallitan County
Brainard
George Cope
Virginia City
Gallatan County
Helena Cracker
Helena Mills
Gallatin Valley Mills
Gallatin Valley
Fort Ellis
War Department
Agricultural College
Lewis and Clark County
Legislative Assembly
Ialatin County
Miles City
Keat Falls
Butte
Great Falls
Ile
United State Senate
Anaconda Company
Marcus Daly
W. A. Clark
Joint Assembly
Montana
United States Senate
America
Virginia
Nevada
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Meagher CO
J. H. MeeKeeney
Brigham
J.C. Titman
Julius Berg
C. A. Whipple
A. N. Sharp
Gallatin
Arruvai Trumay
J. L. Belcher, M. D
Townsend House
John H. Shober
Attorneys At Law
Sielena, Mont
State
Supreme Court of the
United States
G. W. Gilham, M.D
Mont
Ofice
Norther Pacific Railroad
C. A. Wilder
Howell
W. H. MeKnight
Lower Main St
Thomas Dixon
Proadway
Montaxe
Th Brewery
Deer Creek
Townsend Hope
E. F. McRae
Carpenter & Builder
Townsend, Montana
Wallace
Pine Street
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