Townsend Assessor Post Office Registry Entry
A fragment notes Townsend post office filing as second class matter with reference to an assessor.
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Townsend
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1897
Page
2
Broadwater Call to Approve New Common Wealth Bill
Broadwater gains momentum as the bill returns from the towns and counties committee with a unanimous print recommendation. The article warns opponents and cites press support while dismissing annexation schemes as subterfuge to defeat Broadwater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth of Broadwater
Cascade County
Neihart
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Broadwater
Woolgrowers Meeting Call for Montana Delegates
An executive board meeting of the Nations Woolgrowers associations is set for February 9 in Washington. Montana wool men are urged to attend to press tariff concerns and ensure proper representation. A state meeting in Helena was moved up to February 1 to allow delegates to attend Washington. County-level preparations follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Executive Board of the Nations Woolgrowers Associations
Washington
Montana
Ways and Means Committee
Helena
Turbulent Montana Press Feud and Cuban Atrocity Reports
A heated exchange unfolds between Helena Independent and Missoulian editors over premature publication of Gov. Smiths message. A New York World dispatch cites Guanabacoa massacres with corpses and dismembered remains. An exchange column from the Salt Lake Tribune critiques gold standard rhetoric and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guanabacoa
Havana
McKinley
Salt Lake Tribune
Mexico
Burglars Loot Marseilles Money Changer Office
A Marseilles money changers office was robbed by a gang using a new steel saw powered by a small petroleum engine. They breached iron walls of the safe with little difficulty and seized the contents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseilles
Colorado Governor Adams Inaugurated On Foot At State Capital
Governor Adams of Colorado walked to the capital for his inauguration, spending less than five dollars and avoiding ostentation. The simple act drew comment that the pace seemed meant to spur a quick step, perhaps a playful nod to a "hot foot" of rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Colorado
Broadwater petitions reach Helena officials
Petition sheets gathered by taxpayers in the proposed Broadwater county are now with Helena representatives. The signatures cover nearly all taxpayers, and the combined document extends over a foot in length.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Bank Statement Loaned to Montana Firm Cre d Its Cash
H8 Hyatt cashier of the Meagher County bank swears the given balance sheet is true. The statement lists resources including Loomis and Discounts furniture fixtures real estate cash in Mont Nat Bank Helena cash in Third Nat Bank S Y Pies cash on hand and other items. Notary W B Dolenty attested January 2, 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loomis and
Ocr
Cee Lott
Mont
Nat
Bank
Helena
S. Y
Piies
Svar
MoyTana
Rg of
Meagher
Myatt
Hyatt
W. B. Dolenty
Meagher County
State of Montana
Limited Time Offer on Fashion Subscriptions
This notice promotes a special deal for fashion magazines. Subscriptions to MOLES by May Manton and MODES are offered with a combined price, promising two publications for three dollars if readers send two dollars for a one year term within thirty days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Manton
America
Notice to Co-Owner on Mining Claim Expenditure
Public notice to John Hammon and heirs that the undersigned claims sole ownership share due to nonpayment of 210000 dollars for labor and improvements on the Gray Horse Quartz Lode mining claim in Park mining district Jefferson County Montana. If not paid within ninety days after publication, ownership may transfer to the claimant per state statute. Dated Mussel Montana January 16 1597. A J Dervis. First publication January 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammon
United States
An-Organized Park
Jefferson Counts
Montana
Sad
Mussel
A J. Dervis
Masonic Meetings Held Every Fourth Saturday Evening
BF and A M lodges announce gatherings each fourth Saturday at the Hall over Judge Weston's Drug Store. Visiting brothers are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F.L. T. Hall
Weston
J. W. Ruanpos
N.C
EF. Rosia
Townsend Lodge
Masonie Hall
Broadway
Townsend
G. A
Whipple
W.C
Whaley
Recorder
M. Garnett
F Nancer
Masonic Hall
Order
T. Wixxickee Powers
W. M
Anna Keen
Montana
Valley Temple No.1 Patriarchal Circle of America
Patrishs
Pounarn
Notice to Co-Owners on Mining Claims in Montana
Notice to Henry Bivens and all co-owners that 41 in labor and improvements have been expended on the Gold Bug Ganoer and Clipper Quartz Lode claims in Meagher county Montana for the year and more to hold the claims under Section 7k Revised Statutes. Within ninety days from service or publication, if you do not contribute your share, your interest will become the subscriber Mary Barker’s. First publication January 21st 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bivens
United Staes
Dee
Organized m
Jortana Gulch
Diamond City
Meagie
Montana
Banser
Pangais
Meagher County
United States
KY Barker
Zist
Notice of Timber Cutting Permit Application
J H Deadmond of Townsend Meagher County Montana gives public notice of intent to apply to the Secretary of the Interior for a permit to cut fir and pine lumber from unsurveyed public lands in Meagher County. The land description includes a tract beginning near Brussels Cross ey on the Granger fork of Deep Creek with several blazed markers and corner trees noted. The timber is for domestic use and mining stalls, poles, and cord wood with an estimate of about 20 000 feet of lumber. First publication Jan 14 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mon
Secretary of the Interior
J. H. Deadmond
Townsend
Meagher County
Montana
United States
Mleagher County
Brussels Crossey
Granger Fork
Deep Creek
Burlington Route Boom Line Through Billings
The Burlington's New Short Line from Billings Montana to the east and south is a robustly built railroad with heavy steel and light ballast. Travelers seeking fastest routes to Omaha Kansas City St. Louis or other southern cities are advised to request tickets via Billings and the Burlington Route. H F Reuven Helena and W W Johnsrow Billings are officials promoting the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
Burlington
Billings
Mont
Missouri River
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
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Wm. Wardwell, Winston
John McLauginlin, Winston
Public
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Wm. H. Risk
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Woolgrowers Meeting
Meigher
George Washington Sykes
Geo. Boose
Missoulian
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Harry ©. Collins
Boose
THE
Bank OF Townsend
the Messenger
Berg Bros
Japan
Chicago
Rocky Fork Coal
Patterson and Poe
W.T. Patterson
Patternson & Por
Hermann Bauer
Lawrence St. Helena
A. E Spriggs, W. M. Dae, G. W. Gitta, Lee
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Barney & Berry
Herman Berg
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Sky Av
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Slater
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J.H. Deadmond
J.B. Hanover
Atty
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Iimit
H. F. Reuven
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W.W. Johnsrow
C. A
Billings, Mont
Thomas Dixon
Townsend Brewery
Matthews
W. E. Tierney & CO
Feneral
Baxter
Northern Pacific Depot
W. C. Plerce
Endelborn Helena Business College
Institute of Pioneer School
Pernin Graham and Pitman
H.T. Engelhorn
M.A. Prin
Propr
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