Townsend Messenger Mail Arrivals and Departures Schedule
In Townsend Messenger January 2 1891 the mail timetable lists routes to White Sulphur City St Louis Mont Bedford and West via Northern Pacific. Mails depart at 10 am or 7 am and arrive around 12 35 pm noon or 11 30 am with specific days on Tuesday Thursday Saturday and daily White Sulphur departures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foemeent
No the Mall
St. Louis
Mont
Bedford
Norther Pacific Railroad
Town and Valley News Sparks Fire Brigade Call
The Missoula Gazette urges Townsend to form a fire department with four large wells one hundred buckets and later hoses and hooks. It calls for community action as a new era dawns and stresses fire protection as essential for prosperity. It notes varied local ads and mentions coal wagons timber and mining interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Vaughn
R. M. Vaughn’s
Messenger
Montana
Placer
Helena
Park District
Weasel Gulch
Missouri Valley
Meagher County
Missoula
Messrvern
Townsend
Local Residents Arrive and Plan Winter in Townsend
Mrs. H. Rosenbaum and Miss Nettie planned to be away two or three weeks. Mr. A. McGreggor, noted Confederate Gulch miner, was seen in town amid his Diamond prospecting tunnel project. Mrs. Anna Frank of Ravenna Ohio arrived on Christmas Eve and may stay for the winter in Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. McGreggor
Confederate Gulch
Diamond
Anna Frank
Ravenna
Ohio
L. M. Potts
Townsend
Ayer
James Eccles
Poland
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Mom Eavertsbie
Townsend News Roundup From Helena to St Louis
Towns end residents and visitors are listed including William Roberts owner of the Little Giant mine near St Louis. Prof Walton and wife visited Helena with other Townsendites. Meagher county surveyor C R Wight in Town send with mining prospects. James J Moore helped build the Neihart road then paused for winter. Walker couple from Livingston visited and attended the State Teacher’s Association in Helena. Towns end old guard and teachers join the capital visit while towns end businessmen plan trips to St Louis. A sad bereavement follows as Viola May Johnson dies after throat disease, Jessie dies soon after. burial rites and community sympathy noted. Editor comments on local reporting and newspaper conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Roberts
St. Louis
Townsend
Walton
Townsend School
Helena
C. R. Wight
Meagher County
James J. Moore
Neihart
John Walker
Livingston
Missouri Valley
Mike Welch
Con. Sullivan
Charley Seabright
John Shine
Diamond
Old Guard
Flora Austin
Clara Raymond
Crow Creek
James S. Brewer
James Chamberlain
Bride
Brewer
Messrs
Alex. C. Carson
Henry Herbers
Montana Central
Union Pacific
Chicago
Rockies
Mamie Whaley
State Senate
Messeneer
Solons
M. H. Parker
Jefferson
Aodersburg
Bozeman
Reuben Johnson
Viola May
Jessie
Viola
Tait
M. E. Church
New Officers Installed at Valley Lodge No 21 and Esther Chapter
Public installation night in Townsend showcased the newly elected officers of Valley Lodge No 21 A F and A M and Esther Chapter No 3 O E S. Hon J M Power led the ceremony with social music and a banquet for about 100 guests, followed by a call for local support to sustain The Mexsenes newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Lodge No. 2
A. F
A. M
Esther Chapter
Eastern Star
Masonic Order
Townsend
Valley Lodge No. 21
Esther Chapter No
Order
Valley Lodge No 221
W. W. Harvey
W.M
W. D. McCormick
W. H. McKnight
J. W
J. M. Powers
A.M. Sharp
George Dean
D. F. J. Keene
J. D
Hyatt
G. M. Jones
O. FE. S
J. M. Power
Esther
FE S
Inez T. Keene
Lacy McCormick
Alice Dean
Hattie B. Keene
Emma Keene
Mattie McCormick
William George
Mabel Dean
Adah
Lizzie Lippert
Ruth
Tillie Dean
Annie Keene
Martha
Nettie Harvey
Electa
Hannah M. Young
Thomas Dean
Sentinel
Mollie Maybell
Marshal
Wedding of Nettie Sutherlin and James Chamberlain at White Sulphur Springs
At White Sulphur Springs on December 30 Rev Stockman united Miss Nettie Sutherlin of White Sulphur Springs and James Chamberlain of Neihart. After the ceremony they returned to Townsend for the night train east. The bride, former county superintendent of schools, and the groom, a wealthy Neihart citizen, were warmly praised by many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Mr. Stockman
Nettie Sutherlin
James Chamberlain
Neihart
Townsend
East
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the Townsend
Town and Valley
W. E. Tierney & Company
Iron Mask
Menexera
TNE
Mexsencrr
Jonxsox
Confederate
Viola May Johnson
Jessie Johnson
Stewart
Nevada
A. M.d'arcey & CO
A.M. Darcey & CO
Boulder, Mont
Thomas Bayse
Upper Broadway
Townsend, Mont
W. E Tierney
Castle
Accomo
Dations
Northern
Pacific
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
San Francisco
A. D. Edgar
Grand Streets
Belvidere House
Lower Main Street
D. A. McDonald
Belvidere
R. M Vaughn
General Variety
Lower Broadway
J. W. Scharp
Broadway and Spruce Sts
Xsopsa
BARA
OFI
Holena
United States
Ss. T. Hauser
A. J. Davis
E. W. Knight
Associated Banks
Fort Newton, Missoula
Mary Parkne
Rers
Caster
Colnsabis Co
Eno
J. B
Montana Central B'y
Great Morthers
Minnesota
Wilmar
Sioux Falls
Duluth
Watertown
ST. Paul, Duluth, West Superior
Sioux City
New York
Boston
Anniver
Butte
Dera
Depot
City Ticket Ofice
North Main Street
W. Pitts
K. H. Hubbard
Trav. Paes
Ag't
B. H. Langley
Northern Pacific Hotel
Dan Halfpord
Prop'r
Ana Privo
Esteile
Dan Mnalford
THE
Capitol
Daly Journal Weekly Journal
Montana Mining Journal
Farming and Stock Journal
Iil
Journal Sublisring Co
Nelena, Mont
ALICO
Croatway, Townsend, Mont
California
General Railway and Steamship Office
North Main ST
A. E. Verzif
F. V. Maze
Gen'l Agt
W. Eckles
Gen'l Freight and Pass, Agt
Lake City
Lands—Mines
Terpe Tower Mining Company
Henry WN. Copp
Washington, D. Cc
Herve
Montgomery Ward & CO
Michigan Avenue
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