Town Gossip From Around Town on the Fourth
Mrs W L E Combs visits friends in Helena. Ed Swift now in county treasurer’s office. E H Goodman claims 160 acres east of town. John Kinlahan trips to mining interests in the Park. Pearl Hardesty visits from Toston for the Fourth. Awnings over Mrs Wilcox’s millinery store. Dr C A Wilder leaves tonight for Castle on a three week trip. John R Stout arrives from Glendive. M E church ladies net $117 from Fourth dinner. Elmer Fisk returns from Melville with sheep shearers. G R McDonald with Belgrade Mercantile visits for the celebration. Wilson Harris goes to Helena for the Fourth. James Kanouse Dowell Gordon Burnhardt visit Mrs Stout at Deep Creek camp. Wool press shipped to Big Timber for future service. Mrs Hoffman offers laundry and private work. Deep Creek picnic at Ballard’s field. W H Brooking buys Holstein cow west of the track. Crow creek party attends Fourth dance. Rev Bramble to hold M E church and Lavinachapple services. Basie Ball club reorganized with Bubser manager and Lenhart captain. Ed Ragen’s News boy hailed as rising star. Ike the Anaconda flyer outrun by Newsboy at 600 yards. Johnny McCormick injured by horse while lighting crackers. recovering. Thomas Lenehan Jr hip injury from fall. doctor Belcher treats him. Townsend hall rumor denied. investigation ongoing. Best wool sale: 200,000 pounds to Koshland & Co for 171 cents. Charles W Smith injured at Beaver creek picnic. expected to recover.
Notice to Sheep Men Excludes District Boundaries
At a cattlemen meeting held the 14th inst, boundaries are set to exclude sheep from a district. The area runs from Uncle Johnny gulch northwest to the Townsend Radersburg divide, includes Cottonwood Eagle and Eureka gulches, and returns to the starting point. No sheep will be allowed within these limits. Crow Creek Varier Catriemey. 5183 m
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Uncle Johnny Gulch
Townsend and
Radersburg
Cottonwood
Eagle
Eureka
Dry Creeks
Townsends Hay Sale Notice by Guy Dean
Rumor of no hay in the valley rebutted by Guy Dean announcing 49 tons of good upland hay for sale. Townsend June 27, 99.
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Guy Dean
Townsend
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Luke’s
Berg Bros
Ed. Swift
E. H. Goodman
John Kinlahan
Miss Pearl Hardesty
Toston
Joe Theobald
West Gallatin
C. A. Wilder
Castle
John R. Stout
The
Dawson County Review
Glendive
M. E. Church
Elmer Fisk
Melville
G.R. McDonald
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Wilson Harris
O.T. H. Allen
Dog Town
Helena
James Kanouse
Dowell
Gordon
Burnhardt
Mrs. Stout
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Deep Creek
N. P
Ballard’s Field
C. A. Whipple
G. G. Watt
Weseuch
W. H. Brooking
Henry Raymond
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Mokel
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Luce
Crow
Bramble
South
Lavinachapple
Duck Creek
Fred Bubser
Charlie Lenhart
Ed. Ragen
Ike
Newsboy
Johnny McCormick
Broadway
Thomas Lenehan Jr
Dr. Belcher
Tom
Rodersburg
American Sheep & Lan1 Co
Koshland & Co
Boston
Charles W. Smith
Frank
Beaver Creek
Broadwater County
J. L. Moore
Townsend Silver Corner
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Gulf of Mexico
Old Independence Hall
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W. L. Cronk
Barney Sloan
Townsend Diamond
Ed Sloan
Henry Radbourn
Diehl
Daisy Dean
Whaley
Manila
Ragen
Diehl & Lenahan
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Maud
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Clarence Freeman
George Hossfeldt
Harry Wilcox
Nora Maxwell
Florence Mannix
Pickaninny Brass
Collin McRae
Winny Brooking
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Berg Bros. CO
Twin City
Crow Creek
Catriemey
Taylor
Mont Ena
Townsend, Mont
Shilon
Matthews’ Pharmacy
City Property
A. Richardson
Park Hotel
Great Palisa Ment
Ferry
Bere Hardware Company
Albert Sidney
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