Townsend Ladies Aid Sewings and Local News Era
Townsend Messenger reports on sewing solicitations from the Ladies Aid Society and orders with Berg Bros. News notes include horse sales, hog farming opinions, a missing mare recovered, new livery arrangements, stage fares, social gatherings, mining figures, revival meetings, local incidents, business moves, and coal delivery updates from Berg Bros.
The Work of a Worm In a Wood Pole
A piece of dry cottonwood shows a worm boring a ten inch long hollow through the heart of the pole. The insect rolled green alder leaves into compact half inch thick segments as food storage for larvae. One larva hatched and began consuming its house within days, prompting curiosity and calls for others who have seen the creature.
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W. C. Daniels
Helena Commercial Club eyeing survey for Helena to White Sulphur Springs line
BELG BROS and the Helena Commercial Club contract engineer W A Haven to survey a Helena to White Sulphur Springs and Castle railroad route. If feasible at moderate cost the club may sell rights to builders, hoping a through line could boost Montana's links and attract capital. J W Provard, a mining man, spent the Sabbath in Townsend.
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The
Commercial Club
Helena
W. A. Haven
Northern Pacific Railroad
White Sulphur Springs
Castle
Mapa
Butte
Northern Pacific
Montana
Wyoming
Dakota
Missouri Valley
Belt Range
Mining prospects and operations near St Louis in 1800s era
Reports describe the Bald Eagle mine three miles above St Louis with a shaft of twenty feet and a tunnel at 125 feet depth, rich gold ore hit in the tunnel, lease at one year and bond of $20,000. Also notes on the Magpie mine with a 22 inch ore body valued at $100 per ton, the Mountain Key run by Messia Farrow Johnson, Buckeye shaft to 100 feet, Gold Post reorganization pending, and Hard Cash Mill and mine expected to operate soon.
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Bald Eagle
St. Louis
Goodyear Mining Company
John McConnell
Magpie
D. F. McCarthy
Mountain Key
Messia
Farrow & Johnson
Tor Cooney
John Shaw
Buckeye
Saint Louis
Lansing
Stevens Point Lumber Center on Wisconsin Central Lines
Stevens Point sits at the gateway to a vast forest region extending 200 miles to Lake Superior. The Wisconsin River, nicknamed Old Wisconsin by lumbermen, powers mills and fuels pine exports. The city hosts large lumber operations along with multiple manufactories and Wisconsin Central Lines car shops. For tickets and info, contact G. F. McNeill in Minneapolis or James C. Pond in Chicago.
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Stevens Point
Lake Superior
Wisconsin River
Wisconsin
Neenah
Menasha
Central
Wisconsin Central Lines
G. F. McXeill
Minneapolis
Minnesota
James C. Pond
Chicago
Ill
Miss Josie Wilkinson Leaves Townsend for Los Angeles
Miss Josie Wilkinson departed Townsend on February 25 to reside with grandparents in Los Angeles and attend school. She has been a Townsend resident for about two years and is said to have many friends there. A group of local youths attended an ice cream party at Mr George Dean’s on Sunday February 31.
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Josie Wilkinson
Townsend
Los Angeles
Cal
Miss Wilkinson
Wilkinson Lef
Josie
Alice
Mabel Dean
Montana
George Dean
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder Delivers Light Griddle Cakes
Dr Price's Cream Baking Powder is praised for making hot buckwheat Indian or wheat cakes hot biscuits doughnuts waffles or muffins with no fermentation. It uses pure cream of tartar ensuring a neutral result that preserves natural flavors and yields consistently light sweet-tasting baked goods.
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Dr. Price
Dr. Prices
Resolutions of Condolence Adopted on Mrs J E Pickle Death
Valley Temple No 1 expresses sympathy to Sir Knight Patriarch J E Pickle and family after the death of his wife Mrs J E Pickle on February 1 1892. The resolutions honor her as a virtuous Christian wife and mother and direct copies be sent to the bereaved husband. Committee members Chas HR Baldwin H Brisbin L 8 Pollard.
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Valley Temple No. 1
J. E. Pickle
Valley Temple No. I
Knight
J. Be. Pickle
Four Hundred Bushels of American Banner Oats For Sale
Ranch sale offering about four hundred bushels of American Banner oats that mature early and yield high. Located on Beaver Creek, Montana in 1801 with an average of 46 pounds per bushel. Priced at 2 cents per pound cash at ranch or delivered to Placer railroad depot.
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Beaver Creek
R. R
Placer
Mont
Union Pacific Sells Round Trip Tickets From Helena
Union Pacific offers daily year round round trip tickets to St. Paul Chicago Sioux City Omaha St Joseph Leavenworth Kansas City Denver Pueblo Leadville and to Salt Lake City Colton Los Angeles San Francisco on the fifteenth of each month. Helena to San Francisco takes sixty two hours via Ogden, twenty eight hours faster than other routes. Free reclining chair cars available on Montana to east tickets. Passengers may choose eastward routes via Salt Lake City Denver Omaha Sioux City or Kansas City. Two solid vestibuled trains each way daily between Montana and the east. The line boasts high dry altitude and luxury palaces dining and sleeper cars. Tickets at No 28 North Main St Helena. Ii O Wilson Freight and Passenger Agent.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Colton
Los Angeles
San Francisco
California
Helena
Sann Francisco
Ogden
Montana
Denver
Omaha
Sioux City
Kansas City
North Main St
II. O. Wilson
Electric Bitters Promoted as Cure All Medicine
Advert says Electric Bitters cure liver and kidney diseases and purify blood. Claims include removing pimples boils salt rheum malaria headaches consumption and indigestion. Promoted at J R Westens Drug Store with money back guarantee and price one dollar per bottle.
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Price Inc
J. R. Westen
Dissolution notice of Collins and Mann mercantile firm
The partnership Collins and Mann doing business as Collins & Mann in Placer Mont dissolved on October 21 1901 with the undersigned withdrawing. K G Mann Macer Montane Feb 16 1802.
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Placer, Mont
J.W. Collins
JG. Mann
Collins & Mann
Lost filley and reward ad from Townsend Montana
Lost Bay filly three years old with white lip and one or two white feet. Branded on left shoulder. Reward five dollars for return. J W Scharp Townsend Montana February 19 1892. Also Berg Bros advertise bulk tin canisters sale 1000 pounds at one cent per pound down from 75 cents. They promise cash bargains across goods in Montana. Notice of dissolution Tim McCarthy and James Job dissolving partnership with McCarthy to continue business at old stand. McCarthy thanks Townsend for liberal patronage and pledges continued service. Townsend Montana January 19 1892.
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J. W. Scharp
Townsend
Montana
Plain Talk on Wisconsin Central Lines Route Mentioned
A call for clear, concise language discourages verbose jargon and overblown rhetoric. It urges straightforward remarks about the Wisconsin Central Lines and its role as a preferred through route from St Paul and Minneapolis to Milwaukee Chicago and beyond.
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Wisconsin Central
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ashland
Milwaukee
Chicago
Wisconsin Central Lines
Mt Carroll Seminary Offers Collegiate Prep and Conservatory
Mt Carroll Seminary presents collegiate and preparatory courses with a vocal and instrumental conservatory. Tuition free for one teacher per county. extensive arts opportunities and preparations for college. fall winter and spring terms with varying rates and board inclusive.
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Mt. Carroll Seminary
Milwaukee
St. Pent Tatt
Chicago
Milwkee
Rock Island
Oanada
St. Pac
St. Louie Mount Carrol
Bas
Northwest
Oread
Sena
Poard
Ileca
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the Townsend
Ladies’ Aid Society
George Norton
Berg Bros
Geo. Beatty
J. W. Schaaf
Jake Schaaf
Derg Bros
George Carpenter
Boulder
Swift & Garnett
Jobb & McDonald
M Cormick
Belg Bros
John Lepley
Great Falls
Townsend House
O. H. T. Allen
Polarous Mining Co
Beaverhead County
M. F. Rohrer
Silver Star Mining Company
Tim McCarthy
Hiram Stuart
Lloyd Place
H. Lefever
P. M. Worthingham
Mersixoxa
Rader
R. M. Vaughn
Gene” McCarthy
Laura ‘League
Joe Thayer
Cedar and
Thayer
Job Thompson
Turner
Chateau
Stickleman
M. E
Miles
Wm. HW. McKnight
la Grippe
Dr. Steele
Billy McKnight
D’arcy & Co
Tru Mussexeer
Rocky Fork
J. W. Provard
Saint Louis District
Gold Dust Mine
Chas
HR. Baldwin
H. Brisbin
Pollard
the Wonderful American Banner
Union Pacific System
St. Joseph
Leavenworth
Pueblo
Leadville
Broadway
Townsend, Mont
J. E. Walter
Staffords Old Place of
General Variety
Blank Brooks
Sues Moods
Cigars
Agizic PR
North Dakota
Manitoba
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Winnipeg
Helena Butte
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Pullman
Chicago St. Paul
Pacific Northwest
Manitoba Paints
A. C. Carson
Lower Broadway
Tas
Yellowstone Park
Northern Pacific R. R
Aleska
States
Cosi
Japan Tea
Birg Bros
Montena
James Job
Seates
Counda
I Townsend
Northern Pactifle & Kh
Outta
Chas.s. Fee
Assenger
St Paci
Mt. Carroll
Shiveton
Principe
Lee
Salt Lake
Tribune
New Praper
San Franciove
Beerer
Lear Cory
Uran
A.M. Darcy & CO
A. M.tyarcy & CO
A.M. Darcey & CO
Meagher County
A.M. D'Arcey & C
Wester
Ressia
Admiral Weeksens
Feliz
Syraytoniis
Scientific American Agency For
ATS
Westtacenes
Ana Rae
Mann &Co
America
van Vargert
Livery and Fiky Stable
Upper Broadway
M. McCarthity
John Glabs
Yelena
Thomas McCormick