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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
5
A printer's notice warns readers not to be fooled by circular advertisements claiming lower prices on inferior brands. It explains the store stocks several qualities but aims to sell the best for satisfaction of buyers and sellers.
Ed Swift named deputy assessor as Townsend plans new meat market. Social events include St Patrick memory band parade and Myrtle Allen birthday party. Frank Jones moves to ranch. E P ball at auditorium noted for fashion and bouquets. Sheriff Jobb visits with prisoners from Musselshell case. incubator boosts local poultry output. millinery displays planned at Downeys. Townsends spring activities reflect growth and optimism.
Headquarters for fish and a full stock of syrups can goods pickles teas coffees cereals and more. Retailers offer sweet and sour pickles by the pint quart or gallon with Gedney and Bayles dressings mustards relishes and horse radish.
Reverend L L Tower will hold services at Morgan church next Sunday at 11 AM. St Johns Guild plans a meeting with Mrs Matthews on Saturday March 24 at 2 30 PM. Townsend moves toward a city park aided by Judge Weston and townsite agent C L Lamh with 13 lots gifted by Judson Wickes of St Paul. The area will be fenced and planted with shade trees. irrigation from Raven ditch ensures water. A future fine park awaits liberal city support and proper care.
In this ad copy the retailer boasts that happiness comes from being in the mode. Hats are always just right and the best style endures beyond last year or century. Customers may depend on the store for current styles and reliable materials.
J D Clark, manager for the Con federate Gulch Placer Mine, Land and Irrigation Co., of Diamond, spent a day in town as he prepares to start summer operations by mid April. He expects a short season due to limited moisture but will optimize water use when released from the mountains. Grand Opening of Millinery at Mrs Wilcox's next Friday and Saturday March 23 and 24 introduces a large stock including Trimmed Hats and a full line of ribbons and fabrics.
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