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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
5
Ash buying promotes savings for customers and the store by keeping bargains on hand. Advertised items include sugar cured ham bacon honey syrup Columbia River salmon jelly and Gedney’s catsup with prices per pound can pint and quart as listed.
Towns end Messenger reports weather and travel notes. engine coal orders. multiple moves of workers and managers at sh eve ring plants. social events include Calisthampian parade July 4 preparations. beaver creek meeting. local commerce updates. M E church dinner plans. Beardon and Morse fruit and wine experiments. Beaver Creek and Helena connections noted.
W R Morgan returns from eastern trip with little benefit. Daisy Daniels wed H J Miles of Seattle on May 31 in Seattle. Chas W Smith departs for Cincinnati Medical School to study four years. Friends regret his departure but wish success. Smith will visit brother Frank at Laurel en route.
A Republican gathering is called for Thursday evening June 1 at 5 o'clock in Fraternity Hall to organize a Republican Club. All party members and those seeking affiliation are urged to attend. Dodges Dyspepsia Tablets advertised as a cure with a money back guarantee from Matthew's Pharmacy.
An old advertisement touts Dodge's Quick-Eur as a remedy for La Grippe colds and headaches. It claims the product will cure a cold in 24 hours and mentions a match up or comparison between Matth and a local pharmacy.
Employment for the summer becomes a focal point for men as options are weighed. Celery Gin Tonic, advertised at Townsend hotel bar and Scott Dewell's, and Bell of Lexington at McCormick's, claims to ease nerves and kidneys while offering a social remedy.
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