Local and Personal Notes From Townsend March 29 1895
W. E. Tierney & Co promote paint and plan a St Louis branch. Mrs Sherlock buried at Radersburg. Wm Ulm from Toston on business. Mrs J W Schaaf ill with la grippe. Miss Maggie Willett visited Helena. Bert Easterly and J C Blacker from Kadersburg. Pickering Ferry reopens for public use. Dr Gillam attended pneumonia case in Winston. Funny item on editors versus doctors and school entertainments. Major Schaaf visited St Louis on business. reports booming. March 29 event at Tierney hall. Additional notes on local commerce, travel, and a theater sketch Uncle Eph's Return. Easter concert planned by Methodist Sunday School. Paints and wall coverings advertised. Hughes & Bubser toast to grand opening. Community chatter and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherlock
Radersburg
Wm. Ulm
Toston
J. W. Schaaf
Maggie Willett
Helena
Bert Easterly
J.C. Blacker
Kadersburg
W. EF. Tierney
C. Grossaany
N. Main St
Schaaf
St. Louis
Pickering Ferry
Gillam
Winston
John Thompson
LN Thompson
Missouri Valley
Fo Keene
Eph
Tierney
Death of Mrs. Clara Sherlock on distant mountains
The note records the death of Mrs. Clara Raymond Sherlock, lost far from kin with her grief stricken husband beside her. It praises her bright mind and sociable character, and The Messenger offers condolences to her family and friends in this untimely loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Raymond Sherlock
Z. W. Schaaff
Religious Notes Highlight Local Church Activities And Mining News
The column reports a successful protracted meeting with one new member and notes on ministers and local clergy recovering from illness. It covers mining ventures, including the Maxwell and Vener placer claim, Blacksmith lode water issues, and a Polaris gold strike with potential for a high yield and upcoming mill construction. Local society items mention lectures, cemetery repairs, and a Dime Social.
Parks' Tea Promised To Clear Complexion At Night
In a syndicated column Flit Bartwell notes no specific tea brand for afternoon use but endorses Parks' Tea as beneficial when taken nightly. The ad by Be WE. Jeirney & Co. promotes the product for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Examiner
Allen
Polaris
New York
Flit Bartwell
Syndicate
Jeirney & Co
Fragmented OCR reads like stray notes from a street scene
A garbled excerpt shows disjointed phrases and mistyped names, suggesting a rough transcription from a local scene or report. The text lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable entities to form a concrete news summary.
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Gea
Taaana
Ana
the Townsend
W. E. Tierney & Co
A. E. Spriggs
Salt Lake, Utah
Fick McCormick
Lena Ballard
Chicago
Lev J Wnsley
Our Valley
Heroam Starkweather
James Raymond
Henry Raiis
Bers Bros
Weston
T. A. McFarland
Live Oak, Sutter Co
Cal
Chamberlain
James Jobb
Springs
L. Read
Berg Bro’s
Dan McRae
McRae
Henrietta Wine
McCormick’s
McCormick
Clara Sherlock
Downsend
St. Lewis
Devent & McDonald
Methodist Episcopal Sunday School
Hughes & Bubser
Thos
Fred
Tommie
Guiler
Lee
Wilcox
Tarbell
M. EB
Bennett
BP. E
Johnson
C. T. H. Allen
Pine Street
Berg Bros
J. W. Maxwell
J. C. Stuart
Maxwell & Vener
Indian Creek
Harvey DeBeamer
Harvey
Centerville
Deadmead Bros
Eagle Creek
Bay State Mining Co
Boston
Nimrods
Simpson
Eversel
Wilder
Buobser
Sperling
Baldwin
Goodman
Peese
Watt
Switzerland
Pars
Owen Gillogly
John W Carlson
Bolle
Envo
Carlson
Whipple Ranch
John Smith Place
H. Goops
Townsend, Mont
Flyer
Ings
Montana
TOY Meat
Bresdway
Promaniv
Ayer
M. Hammerty
Hillsbora
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mans
California
Hock Fort
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