Townsend News Chronicle Highlights Snow, Marriage, and Vital Papers
Local notes report a heavy snowstorm with deep accumulations and improved water prospects. Union of Miss Elle Carpenter and Mr William J Claybank planned at Northern Pacific Hotel Placer, plus Dr C A Wilder opens dentistry office. Public church services continue with Rev Craven aiding. A Townsend newspaper urges business readers to support local press and notes a town school exhibition with student performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
R. M. Vaughn’s
Schol House
Lynn Jobb
Joe Thayer
Finis Vaughn
John McCarthy
Canton
H. S. Howell
Howell
United States Land Office
Helena
Messencer
Townsend
Park
St. Louis
Missouri River
Windy
Elle Carpenter
Wm. J. Claybank
Northern Pacific
Placer
Benj. J. Carpenter
Beaver Creek
Plecer
Montana
Cincinnati
C. A. Wilder
M. E
R. M. Craven
Bozeman
Tait
Personal News From Townsend And Helena Visits
Mrs. Geo Norton returns from Helena visit and Miss Roberts of Helena plans a Townsend visit. Mrs. G. M. Jones and daughters come back from two months in Silonis with improved health. Mrs. WM. Wood of Castle visits old Townsend friends. A. O. U. W. Mount Powell Lodge 13 committee presented Mrs. William H. Brent a $2000 life insurance draft for her late husband, praising prompt settlements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Norton
Helena
Miss Roberts
Townsend
G. M. Jones
Silonis
WM. Wood
Castle
P. Bader
W.N. Aylesworth
C. 8S. Schroeder
Mount Powell Lodge No.13
William H. Brent
Sugar Beet Growing Bulletin To Aid Farmers In 19th Century
A forthcoming United States Department of Agriculture Farmers' Bulletin No. 3 will summarize in practical form the department’s data on beet culture. It covers climate, suitable areas, varieties, soil, fertilizers, rotation, land prep, planting, harvesting, beet delivery, and costs across regions. It includes seed production, sugar content improvements, sugar manufacture notes, and international consumption comparisons with illustrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
United States
Public Buildings Bills Defeated in State Legislature
The State University and Agricultural College bills failed as Missoula and Gallatin county factions clashed. A motion to indefinitely postpone passed 29 to 23, followed by a tabling motion 31 to 21. The session ends without state institution legislation. Tom Greenough opposed future appropriation votes to block Lewis and Clark funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University and Agricultural College
Missoula
Fomer
Gallatin
Loews
Clark
Cascade
Meagher
Custer
Ferns
Dawson
Loud
Tom Greenough
Lewis and Clark County
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the Townsend
Mont
Bedford
Norther Vacene Railroad
Town and Valley
la Grippe
Nist
Minses- Ger
Mattie Hamper
Clara Kanouse
Birdie
Lucy Belcher
Vera Marks
Josie Shaw
Dem Golden Slippers
Birdie Belcher
Jimmie
Rusty McMahon
Finis Vaughan
Edgar
Neb.) Times
Black Woods
Texas
Doc Movermake Birch
Miss Willett
Mrs. Biingon
Nayles Thowpecca
McDonaldens
H. Howell
Land and Mining Attorney
Nelena
Astrep
Laxp
Tiviena
Henry J. Reed
Northeast
Thomas Gallagher
Thomas Crahan
Charles Frederick
George True
A. Schccer
Register
T. Z. Bertoy
McCormie's Stables
Lower Broadway
Swift & Gurnett
J. W. Schilarp
Townsend Meat Market
Broadway and Spruce Sts
Keene
The
Uni
Lea Ditaves
T. Hauser
A. J. Davis
E.W. Knight
Cashier
T. HM. Kleinschmidt
Ras’t Cnehter
Associated Ban&s
Fort Benton
G. M Jones
Townsend, Mont
JONES
W.e.tierney & CO
Baxter
Establishment For Sale
the Messenger Office
Bill Heads
Alex, C. Carson
Ehock
TRAD
Aleo
Broadway, Townsend, Mont
Upper Broadway
Tierney & CO
Accomo
Dations
Union Pacific
California
General Railway and Steamship Office
North Main ST
A. E. Veazir
EB. V .Mzar
Gen'l Agt
Butte
W. Eckies
Gen'l Freight and Pass. Agt
Lake Ony
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