Patronias coal and local notices in Townsend newspaper
Local advertisements tout Alberta or Galt coal from Tierney & Co with sample buckets, sewing machines direct from factory, and endorsements from town mothers. Notices mention Mrs McKain's return from Helena, a postponed Patriarchal Circle entertainment, and travel to the capital by Mr and Mrs Nash. Includes praise for Chamberlains Cough Remedy and Pain Balm with 50 cent bottles, health testimonials from Centerville and New Brunswick, IL. Also salutes Senators and Representatives for Missouri Valley Home Rule and hails Max Flower as Springs Hotel landlord in Meagher's capital town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta
Tierney & Co's
United States
Nash
Capital
Centerville
South Dacota
Chamberlain
J. K. Weston
Missouri Valley
Max Flower
Springs
Max
Meaghers Capital Town
Up to Date Maps Offered by Pioneer Press Premium
The Weekly Pioneer Press of St. Paul offers a guaranteed up to date map premium with pocket maps for any state and Chicago included. Subscribe for $1 a year and choose a map while the Messenger costs $5.50 for a year. The issue mentions various local items and notices across Jefferson County and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Press
St. Paul
United States
Illinois
Chicago
Pioneer Press Co
Mine
Enthusiastic Meeting Hon. W E Tierney and
A lively gathering features Hon. W E Tierney addressing attendees at a local meeting. The event highlights community interest and civic engagement with attendees signaling support for ongoing initiatives.
Broadwater County Welcomes Tierney and Benson Home
A large delegation greeted Hon. W. E. Tierney and Hon. N. E. Benson at the depot and later at Tierney's Hall to publicly thank them for aiding Home Rule in Broadwater county. Benson and Tierney spoke, praises were exchanged, and a reception followed at the Townsend. Snow fell four inches by morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Hoosiers Demand Chamberlains Cough Remedy and More
The people of this vicinity insist on Chamberlains Cough Remedy as superior for cold and croup prevention. 50 cent bottles are for sale by J. R. Weston in Portland Mills Indiana. Senator Folsom has left Helena after a brief visit, once praised as honorable now judged by his action. Peter Cooper advised newspapers to advertise to promote town prosperity. The first Montana World’s Fair excursion leaves Butte April 28 and reaches Chicago for opening ceremonies.
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Pennsylvania
Chamberlain
John V. Bishop
Portland Mills
Indiana
J. R. Weston
Senator Folsom
Helena
Peter Cooper
Montana
Butte
Chicago
Geo. W. Irvine I
Major Maginness
Irvin
Mollie Thayer
Grafton
West Virginia
David Hoover
Boulder
Ben Mason
Virginia
Montana Children’s Chicago Fair Fund Appeals
A Montana appeal reports county contributions totaling 337.99 dollars toward the Jackson Park children’s building at the World’s Fair. It notes Park and Fergus counties yet to report and hopes to raise 400 dollars by April to complete the appropriation.
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Haetexa
Mont
Children of
Montana
Chicago
Gallatin
Dawson Co
Yellowstone Co
Meagher
Madison County
Deer Lodge
Cheteau Co
Jefferson Co
Cascade Co
Custer Co
Beaverhead
Missoula
Lewis and Clarke Co
Silver Bow
Park County
Fergus County
Jackson Park
Board of Lady Managers
Laura FE. Howey
Notice to Heirs on Mining Claim Costs in Montana
To Arthur S Richardson and heirs or assigns I have expended 129.10 in labor and improvements on the Last Chance Crown Point and Yellow Jacket Quartz Mining Claims in Bureh Creek Mining District Meagher county Montana for 1801 and 1802 to hold under section 2324 Revised Statutes If you fail within ninety days after first publication to contribute your proportion sixty four 65 100 dollars your interest will become property of the subscriber under section 2524 D AN NIHAN Townsend Montana Feb 13 1892 First Publication Feb 17 1893
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Crown Point
Yellow Jacket
Bureh Creek
Meagher County
Montana
United States
Winter Competition Offers Prizes From Ladies Home Magazine
Publishers promote a nationwide contest with questions about the Bible and a plan to mail answers and subscription payment. Prizes include 1000 gold, 500 gold, 250 gold, 100 gold, silver tea sets, organs and pianos. Entry closes April 30, 1805. address in Peterborough Canada. Also notes a Townsend Bank Montana statement with capital and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Home Magazine
America
Lapies’ Home Macazine
Peterborough
Canada
Canadian Agriculturist
Eople
United States
Agriculturist
Ladies Home Magazine
Beat Home
Tus Acrrevirenrer Per. Co
Peter Karengh
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the Townsend
Patronias Home Industry
Jane
S. Davis
Hallie
J. R. Marks
James Lambert
New Brunswick
Neibart Herald
W. E. Tierney
Father Batens
Canton
St. Patrick's
Idaho Stage Company
Ivan A. Leighton
Jefferson County
Montana Publishing Company
the Age
Jefferso County
Johndro
Broadwater County
Valley
N. E
State of
Geo. F. Cowan
Parker
H. 8
Ide & Co
Chas
Fee
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Richards
Arthur S. Richardson
Dan. Nihan
Berg Brothers
Johnson & Field GO
Racine
Wisconsin
Lasmere
Unite States
Evitox
Fonthina
Pacfic
Minneapolis
Yellowstone Park
People's
People's Highway
Duluth
West Superior
Winnipes, Helena
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
Puget Sound
A.M. D'Arcey & CO
A.M. Daroey
Studebaker
Schutler
Bank of
Wyatt
W. Volen TY
Orna
MAY Brothers
Rochester, N. Y
Gogandibas
Qysters
Mes Emma Lyons
Castle
Poplar
Lakes Pen Vorielle
Coeur - Alene
Kootenai
Caelan
Hot Springs
Mountain Forts
Northwest
Alaska
Pullman Palace
Pullman
Northern Pacific KR. K
Fast
Townsend, Mont
Northern Pacific RR
Watana
Chas. S
A. PF
A. M
W. D. McCormick
M. W. A. FE. Swnicos
See’y
Valley Stables
Lower Broadway
Jobb & McDonald
Scientific American Agency For
Munn & CO
Amenca
Browgit
Wisconsin Central
Ashland
SS c
Candian Agriculturist
Dr. King
J. R. Weston’s
Leeds Ferry
ML Ferry & C0
Detroit
Mich
Rocky Furk
Yano Houre
Joe Stephan
T. H. Swift
Texidermar
JO Stepuan
P' SE
Tim McCarthy
A. C. Carson
P. C
Valley Temple No.1
P.C
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