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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1895
Page
4
A letter from A W Scrieber and others urges the legislature to approve creating Broadwater County, arguing it benefits residents with self government and equal rights. They say opposition stems from prejudice or sensational journalism while noting rising mining activity and eastern capital interest.
A bill proposed in Montana aims to establish a state soldiers home to provide long term care and support for veterans. Legislation outlines funding, governance, and eligibility, seeking to create a dedicated facility within the state.
A discussion favors locating a state sanatorium near Bedford at Warm Springs for better rail access and climate, opposing White Sulphur Springs due to isolation and transport delays. The piece urges timely town caucuses, safer sidewalks, and better ordinances to improve the town and public safety while criticizing a local Sentinel editor and defending Mr Tierney.
Tue Meagher of Jefferson County recalls a parable about a cow with three calves to illustrate unequal milk distribution. He compares the situation to the Broadwater county bill.
Vague protest expresses that people will revolt when burdened by oppressive taxation and groundless authority, urging systemic reform in the Missouri valley.
County Commissioner Jons Tuompsos issues public notice warning that a heavy penalty exists for riding or driving over the Missouri river bridge at Townsend too fast. He states repeat violators will be prosecuted.
Owen Gillogly resumes proprietorship of his old blacksmithing stand on January 15 1895 inviting former customers to patronize him. He advertises skilled workmen and a full stock of hard wood fellows spokes and offers blacksmithing wagon work painting and plow work services.
The firm of J C Stuart and Co is dissolved by mutual consent. Debts will be paid by P J Moloy, and money due the firm may be paid to J C Stuart or P J Moloy. Books are closed and prompt settlement is expected. January 17, 1895. Townsend J C Stuart and P J Moloy approve.
We express gratitude to those who offered aid during our bereavement for Ww. Konizek and particularly thank Geo Norton Geo Christian Ma Mas Konizex for their kindness and support.
The coroner begins an investigation into a recently reported homicide case. Police say the death occurred in the city limits with unclear motive as investigators gather evidence and await autopsy results.
Post mortem findings offer strong circumstantial evidence about the death of Wm Korizek at the hands of Joseph Kroulik. Inquest details suggest Korizek was seated in a Bohemian fish box when he was shot, with bloodstains supporting that position. Kroulik and Korizek, Bohemian laborers, had a disputed ranch claim and a long-standing ill feeling. Jefferson County authorities hold Kroulik for grand jury action.
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