Annual yield prep signals broad regional aims
The message outlines preparation priorities for miners stockmen farmers artisans and laborers. It notes full preparations have been completed and emphasizes readiness for a forthcoming yield season.
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
5
The message outlines preparation priorities for miners stockmen farmers artisans and laborers. It notes full preparations have been completed and emphasizes readiness for a forthcoming yield season.
A car full of garden seeds onion sets seed wheat and related items. Also paints of all colors oils varnishes and wood stains available.
Our General Stock Depot of Groceries Boots and Shoes Gents Furnishings Hats etc is complete and our prices are lower than ever.
Townsendsrairings Co reports house painting by County Attorney Baldwin and medical care benefits for Mrs. Cy Nichols. Old Settlers meet postponed to April 1. Assessor Previtt finishes low county assessment and moves west. Lodge A M details two degrees conferred. Preaching planned in Iron Age Gulch Beaver Creek Winston. Cattle disease spreads. vaccination underway. Klondike Nugget news from Daw son City Alaska. Local mining and placer interests update. Road supervisor petitions filed for multiple districts with April 7 election. Millinery openings draw crowds. Downey’s and Wilcox stores showcase spring hats.
Admirers praised the well adorned parlors and the fine assortment of millinery on display. Townsend noted an unprecedented display and both ladies were congratulated on their tasteful selections presented to the public.
Will Hardesty left for Town send during the week. B F Bembrick made a business trip to Townsend the first of the week. Mrs Jake Ross has been ill for several days and is hoped to recover. T O C Plnkett attended funeral of Colonel Wallace in Helena. Julia Bembrick returned from Helena with Miss Della Smith. Mrs W B Lorentz returned home after visiting Bozeman. James Brady celebrated his 58th birthday on Monday and often when pension check arrives. The Hon James Brady and John Williams clashed over a shovel and garden rake. Williams says he is no longer banker for Brady.
The Diamond Hill mill began operations Monday and runs day and night, drawing families back to town. Mr Stewart and family moved to Eagle, taking Harvey from school. A telegram reported Ethel Sanford gravely ill in Butte, prompting her parents to leave on the first train.
Notice states vehicles must be in the shop by Monday April 2 for carriage painting. Work will continue outside the shop after that date. Shop located next to McCormick's stables.
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