29 Jan 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1892
Page
1
Readable entries list local firms in Townsend and Helena Montana. the fragmentary notes include attorneys land and mining, a savings bank, blacksmiths, lumber dealers, and a fruit notion stationer among others with uncertain spellings and addresses.
An issue blends subscription offers for the Weekly Miner with premiums and sample copies, local business notices, a state bank statement for Townsend Montana, a church directory and temple notices, and job requests. Readers are urged to subscribe, view premiums, and contact local merchants.
The document notes the dissolution of a partnership between Tim McCarthy and James Jobb with McCarthy continuing the business at the old stand and accepting responsibility for debts and receivables. It also includes a Townsend Montana notice from McCarthy dated January 19, 1892 and a statement from M F Rohrer of the Silver Star Mining Company of Montana denying authority to contract debts and calling claimants to present accounts at 102 Main Street Council Bluffs Iowa. The Toledo Weekly Blade promotional text and several notices about Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve conclude the page.
Alexander Jule. notice to cut timber under Section 8 rules for 16 square miles of land. Applicant seeks authority to remove pine and fir timber totaling about 15 000 cottlis of wood, 500 000 pieces of logging, 400 000 R, 3 000 000 ft running timber, and 1 500 000 ft sound measure lumber. First publication January 29.
A lengthy defense of tariffs to protect American miners contrasts with warnings about European laborers and alleged violations of the Alien Contract Law. The piece argues for forced use of American labor, cites Judge Lynch as a solution to crime, and recalls Montana’s law-and-order past as a lesson for citizens.
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