Fourth of July plans and town notes in Townsend
Town events fill the Fourth of July schedule as Townsend reads like a small paper archive. Charles Smith returns from Butte. West Townsend hosts the Weinstein bicycle drawing winner. mining and ranch news mingle with railroad timecard changes and a new school foundation. Local society adds a Dramatic club while Helena invites all to the state capitol cornerstone ceremony with Masonry-led events and excursion rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woody
Ravalli County
McCain
Helena
R. B. Smith
State House
Masons of
Montana
Charles Pomeroy
Kalispel
Masonry
Crow Creek Local Notes and Visits
Friday marked the last day of school with a picnic at Bower's grave. W A Sherlock recovers from illness. Miss Galen of Helena visits Willard Bennett's ranch. Katie and Warren Parker plan to stay with grandparents A Macomber until September. Mrs Duff returns from Walla Walla. Miss Murphy, Rocky Mountain Husbandman representative, visits area. Local clubs hosted by Mrs Bembrick with Miss Doyle. Carrie Seaman and H L Sherlock travel to Teton County. Also advertised are a Deering mower and Thomas all steel rake at Whipple's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katie
Warren Parker
Boulder
Mrs. A. Macomber
Ring Jing Bros Big Circus Arrives In Three Cities
Ring Jing Bros. will exhibit in Anaconda on Tuesday June 27 Butte on Wednesday June 28 and Helena on Thursday June 29. A free street carnival starts at 10 o clock each morning preceding the show and features a two mile parade with thirty sections. The circus showcases over 100 dens and cages of wild animals 500 horses 25 elephants and nearly a thousand people in lavish costumes. The performance promises the most magnificent arena display yet seen in America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ring- Jing Bros
Anaconda
Butte
Helena
America
Notice to Sheep Men Delimits Sheep Exclusion District
A cattlemen meeting on the 14th fixed district boundaries to exclude all sheep. The line runs from Uncle Johnny gulch to the Townsend Radersburg divide then to Cottonwood Eagle Eureka guarches and back to the head waters of Uncle Johnny and Dry creeks. No sheep allowed inside. Also ads seeds barley for sale and Shilon's Cure cough remedy marketed by Matthews' Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Johnny Gulch
Townsend and
Radersburg
Cottonwood
Eagle
Eureka Guarches
Dry Creeks
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Townsend Messenger
Townsend
Charles Smith
W. H. Townsend
Weinstein
R. A. Bell
East Pacific
Sixteen Mile
John Emmett
Charles Oldham
Napoleon Labonte
American Sheep & Land Co
Marks & Kanouse
Bozeman
Fick McCormick
Ballard
Higgins Ranch
Higgins
Little
Mountain Maid
Northern Pacific
J. N. Kelly
Winston
Henry Radbourn
W.H. McKnight
Elmer Fisk
Canyon Ferry
Eee
Crand
Mrs. Frank Smith
John Oglesby
M. A. Willett
J. R. Stout
Duck Creek
McRae Bros
J.C. Auld
E. A. Jones
T. F. Henegan
Mineral Land Commission
Glenwood
James Jobb
Missouri
Winston Bouquets
Padden
R. F. Whyte
Bob
Iron Age Gulch
Charley Fahlgren
Court House
W.L. Cronk
G. G. Watt
Leslie Wilcox
Amelia Allen
Prof. Cronk
E. F. McRae
P. H. Tooley
Castle
Berg Bros. CO
Twin City
Pers
Crow Creek
W. A. Sherlock
Miss Galen
Willard Bennett
Murphy
Rocky Mountain
B. F. Bembrick
Miss Doyle
Carrie A. Seaman
Teton County
H. L. Sherlock
Mrs. Twombly
C. A Whipple's
H. D. Tarvor
Circus
John Hines
Canton, Mont
Shilon
Matthews’ Pharmacy
City Property
A. Richardson
Park Hotel
Great Falls
Mont
Tusden
Ferry
The
Bere Hardware Company
Albert Sidney
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