17 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1893
Page
1
Directory item notes K H Goodman attorney at law H G Howell land and mining attorney based in Helena with room 206 Power Block Other entries include H 8 Hyatt cashier Townsend Montana and Bark of Townsend with listed contact details.
Union Pacific in connection with Chicago and North Western now arrives in Chicago at 9 30 a m daily linking with eastbound fast trains. Round trip excursion tickets available to St Paul Chicago Sioux City Omaha St Joseph Leavenworth Kansas City Denver Pueblo Leadville Los Angeles and San Francisco with monthly specials to the Pacific coast. Fares to San Francisco and Los Angeles vary by route and month with limits from ten to sixty days. Special care in emigrant bookings and Europe connections. For timetables and reservations contact No 25 North Main Street Helena Montana H C Wilson
Notice filed by William W. Chisholm through Samuel W. Langhorne Helena Montana for patent of Little Bonanza and Bed-Neck Lode Mining Claims within Denver Creek district Jefferson County Montana. Descriptions include Survey Nos. 4690 and 401 with total claimed area 38.59 acres and postings dated January 12 1495. Regular Townsend Lodge meetings noted in Townsend.
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Thomas Whalen James Burke and Joan E Pickle notify co owners in the Train Quartz Lode Mining claim in Jefferson county Montana that they have completed required 1892 assessment labor of 100. They demand each owner contribute 25 to avoid forfeiture to subscribers under 2324 Revised Statutes. First publication Feb 10 1893. Also notices Western merchandise and tonic claims follow.
Notice is given that Josedpt Massa has filed for Final Proof to support his Homestead Entry No 215 for the northwest of section 82 township 5 north range 2 east. Proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Helena Montana on March 21 1893 with witnesses Willem Meytre Fidele DeCarie Joseph F. Smith George P Ress. Protest or evidence may be offered at the time and place.
An 1893 description of a proposed Montana State agricultural school in St. Anthony Park between St. Paul and Minneapolis. Details cover campus buildings, dormitories, laboratories, and equipment, annual term schedule, board and living costs, student work, and military drill. Principal figures include W. W. Pendagast and writer WM. NIELD.
The Anaconda Standard Almanac is praised as a valuable 1803 reference with state officers, officials, society lists, and population data. J C Kerley in Mussencen offers new typewriters, promising affordable, durable machines with easy setup and operator instructions.
A description of a grand private residence described as the finest palace on earth. Built with medieval Gothic style and exotic materials from Kirkcudbrightshire, Sicily, America, and Italy. It features alabaster halls, brass supports, marble staircases, Turkish baths, libraries, conservatories, and extensive art and furnishings. The total outlay is about five million dollars.
A London dispatch reports Queen Victoria intends to attend court functions again this season if her health allows. The plan follows industry pressure and mourning mood, with Windsor entertainments and the Imperial Institute opening in May. Medals will be presented to officers with over twenty years’ service at a volunteers event.
An elderly San Bernardino resident, known as Old Man Jones, found two tin cans hidden in tree nests containing about 1,900 in gold coins while trimming street trees. He deposited the coins for rightful ownership and warned of further treasure likely in the nearby brush. The article also notes California redwood tree sections exhibited at a world fair and an invitation to a Livingston ball hosted by Yellowstone Lodge No. 16, K of B.
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