Radersburg residents welcomed home after travels
County cor responds notes report friends of Mr and Mrs F Wells returning to the old home after months away in Connecticut. Mrs G B Clark visits Helena for a few days. Miss Ida Hall returns home from visiting her aunt Mrs B C Smith. Mrs A L Love of Bozeman visits the Misses Johnson and others in town. Little Ida Sykes goes back to Helena after weeks with grandparents Mr and Mrs J C Blacker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. F. Wells
Connecticut
Mrs. G. B. Clark
Helena
Ida Hall
B.C. Smith
A. L. Love
Bozeman
Misses Johnson
Ida Sykes
Mrs. J. C. Blacker
Crow Creek Social News From the Valley
Crow Creek notes visitations by Thos Linton of Billings and Mrs Love with Miss Della Johnson. Mrs A Macomber sick but recovering. J E Dougherty and daughters visited cousins the Misses Maguire before they depart for Salt Lake City. Mabel Townsley visited Deep Creek. M H Parker came from Boulder with daughter Katie. Rev Edwin Ellis of Helena led services and helped organize a Sunday school with Mrs Seaman as superintendent. Exotse Aprleton confirms the school will succeed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Dougherty
Boulder
Missess Maguire
Salt Lake City
Edwin Ellis
Helena
Seaman
Sunday School Plans at Deep Creek School House
A meeting at the Deep Creek school house Friday organized a Sunday school. Sunday at 2 o clock there will be classes at the upper Deep Creek school house. Residents visiting included Mr Ross and family Miss Towns ley Miss Lottie Clendenin G C Ballard and family. Several residents went berrying hunting and trips to town noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ross
Miss Townsley
Lottie Clendenin
W. S. Thompson
Upper Deep Creek
Mr. Ballard
R. C. Clendenin
Local notes and fatal accident near Painted Rock
Local items report a ten day outing near Castle and ailing Mrs Bramble improving slowly. Joe Blackwell reports hay yields near Avalanch gulch and timothy crop favoring over alfalfa. Fatal railway accident near Painted Rock kills Mrs Fannie Wallin. jury finds death accidental and train crew absolved. Auditorium stockholders to meet Sept 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Wood
Castle
Joe Blackwell
Avalanch Gulch
Mr. Blackwell
Timothy
Fannie Wallin
Painted Rock
No.1
Wallin
Thomas B. Manzer
For Sale Lightning Hay Press and Lime Offer
For sale one lightning hay press in good as new condition at a cheap price. Apply to W. D. McCormick Townsend Montana. Pure white lime offered by tou Paristsn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. McCormick
Townsend
Montana
Tou Paristsn
Rancho Property and Live Stock for Sale Ad
Classified notice offers live stock and Rancho land script for sale. Includes stock brands and city property details.
Land classification notices for Northern Pacific land grant
United States Land Office Helena Montana June 6 1899 reports by land district commissioners on mineral and non mineral land classifications within the Northern Pacific Railroad grant. Descriptions cover unsurveyed lands in township 10 N range 1 E and 2 E with a sixty day protest window and a finality rule upon interior secretary approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Idaho
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Secretary of the Interior
George D, Greene
Rewister
A C Dorner Jewelry Helena Ad 20 Years Trade
A C Dorner announces 20 years of experience in jewelry cut glass and optical goods in Helena Montana. Mail and express orders receive prompt attention.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Radersburg
Crow Creek
Thos. Linton
Billings
Mrs. Love
Della Johnson
Mabel Townsley
Deep Creek
J.C. Ross
M. H. Parker
Miss Katie
Chas Lippert
Christiana Erickson
Mr. Bardon
Nora
S. R
Ella West
G. C. Ballard
George Wilson
Will Clendenin
Dan McCarthy
G.C. Ballard
Jessie
Ernest
Dick West
Vernie Lewis
Ray West
Raymond
Old Baldy
Jerer J, Abley
The
Leh Cooper
Downey
Henneberg
James West
North Spruce and
Pine Streets
Auditorium Company
Herman Bera
Secty
City Property
D. A. Richardson
Park Hotel
Great Falls,Mont
Department OF the Intertor
W. C. Pierce
Northern Pacific Depot
A.C. Dorner
Main St
Helena, Mont
Sterling
Ware
Townsend Restaurant
Purcell’s
J. R. Oclesby
Dewell
1 McDonald
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