Advertisement agents and insurance notices in San Francisco
L. P. Fisher is the paper's advertising agent at 21 Merchant's Exchange San Francisco. Palmer & Ry of San Francisco handle subscriptions and ads for the Town Messenger. J C Kerley Justice of the Peace appears at the Messenger office. Deeds mortgages collections and acknowledgments offered. Agent for Standard Accident Insurance Company offering up to 52 weeks total disability. Insurance from $1000 to $5000 with broad insurability for farmers at low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchant’s Exchange
San Francisco
J.C. Kerley
Justice of the Peace
Standard Accident Insurance Company
Townsend town notes reveal local trades and travel ads
Miss Mollie Maybell offers spring millinery. Berg Bros. push low cash prices on wagons and goods. Rail lines advertise Golden Northwestern trains, Badger State Express, and connections. Local news covers mining, livestock, illnesses, church services, drownings, and subscrition drives with scattered notices from Townsend to Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Maybell
Townsend
George McKay
Radersbore
A.W. Schreiber
Berg Bros
Fick McCormick
Little Giant
Saint Sonia
J. W. Tinsley
Berg Brothers
Great Northern Forget
Northern Pacific
Badger State Express
North Western
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Chicago
Miss Cora Brewer Installed as Beatty District Teacher
Miss Cora Brewer has been appointed as teacher in the Beatty District Beaver Creek. She taught the Lower Duck Creek school last winter and proved herself competent and popular. Beaver Creek residents congratulate themselves on securing her services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Brewer
Beatty
Beave Creek
Lower Duck Creek
Beaver Creek
Deep Creek Placer Mines Attract Settlers And Plans
The head of the left hand fork of Deep Creek hosts rising placer activity with nine Gallatin families in new homes. Prospecting miners expect good pay after opening, Angus McQueen prepares to sink a shaft on the Queen Bee Lode with a steam hoist to follow. Local lines tout Northwestern service and building materials while a school term ends with a McFadden grove picnic. Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is promoted for rheumatism with J R Weston selling 50 cent bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deep Creek
Gallatin
New Honses
Angus McQueen
St. Louis
North Western
Minneapolis
Saint Janl
Sioux City
Omaha
Kansas City
Duluth
Superior
Ashland
J.C. Stuart & Company
Solomon
C. W. Battell
Cincinnati
Queen City Printing Ink Co
Chamberlain
J. R. Weston
Pioneer Press Slashes Rates Cutting Half For Subscriptions
The Pioneer Press announces new subscription rates cut by half for daily and Sunday editions. Daily and Sunday now 50 cents per month or 5 dollars per year in advance, daily without Sunday 40 cents per month or 4 dollars per year, Sunday only 1.50 per year, in advance. The paper claims lowest metro price in the country and promises maintained standards and growth. Address orders to Pioneer Press in St. Paul Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pioneer Press
Times
St. Paul
Minn
Bedford area notes on crops water and local events
Henry Reymond reports the river ditch ready to flood ground on both sides. Jap Burch notes strong onion crop prospects and a healthy affair. Ed Kennedy expects good crops with ample water after diverting to his ditch. Detherage and Burch visited the State Capital. Sallie McMahan resumes duties in Bedford District. The Reed Kerley Fisk Dearnley water project now provides reliable supply. A tease on baldness promotes Hall's Hair Renewer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford Jets
Ienry Reymond
Jap Burch
Timothy
Ed. Kennedy
B. H Detherage
Jasper Burch
Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Endorsed by Local Merchants
A vintage testimonial advert noting Hall's Catarrh Cure sold in Toledo Ohio. It claims a cure for catarrh and lists endorsers West Trnax Walding Kinnan Marvin wholesale druggists and F J Cheeney Co. as proprietors with price seven dollars per bottle and free testimonials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheeney & CO
Props
Toledo
Ohio
J. J. Cheeney
West & Trnax
O. Walding, Kinnan & Marvin
Oats Wanted and Rail Travel Deals Cited
An 1894 notice seeks to purchase 25 000 pounds of oats at 90 cents per hundred. It also advertises extended rail travel options on the Union Pacific system with Porto Port Portland to San Francisco and Pullman services. Parsian Steam Laundry advertises cleaning services via Townsend House with agent Sam Sandhan handling pickups and deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Pacific
Portland
San Francisco
Montana
Pion
Salt Lake
Denver
Pullman
North Main Street
Helena
Townsend House
Tiom Sandhan
Pioneer in California Endorses Hood's Sarsaparilla Experience
Letter from J. M. Fernan of Upper Lake California recounts a 39 year residence and a son's illness after vaccination. He credits Hood's Sarsaparilla with improving the boy's condition after trying a new purifier, and urges others to use Hood's as a trusted remedy. City treasurer Sleeper of Lowell Massachusetts confirms the advertisement as reliable in New England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Chelsea
Rerna
Upper Lake
Lake Co
Cal
Pia SR
New England
Lowell
Mac
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the Townsend
L. P. Fisher
Palmer & R&y
Townsend Messenger
Henry Herbers
James Moore
Northwestern
Pulman and Wagner
St. Tan
Rodersburg
Keaton
Ennis
Fred Averill
Dr. Belcher
Dick Richardson
Beg Brothers
H. Swift
W. H. Swift
Mendota
Wis
la Grippe
Marshal Field
Ayer
Nellie McKay
Radersburg
Rev. L. B. Palidino
Northwest
A.M. D'Arcy & Co
Philip IH. Lindley
M. EB
F. Scott
Blue Ridge
Harrison Co
Babier
Tim McCarthy
Phil. Willett
Schreiner
Father de Brobandere
Canton
Buckingham
Wm. Ryan
Carpenter
Ryan
Jefferson River
James 8. Smith
Henry H. Glenn
Wey
T. W. Teasdale
T. W. Teasdale G. Pla Ce. Sr. P. M.& O. R’y
Tooleys
M. C. Fisher
J R. Weston
Tom
Swift
Missouri
Crow Creek
Schreiner Department Store
Thelena
Highes
Oweez
wWo Ammomavo Alumws
C.ondard
McFadden'’s Grove
Atlantic & Southern Express
Northwestern Line
Plymouth Rock
WM. Jackson
Cooper Ranch
Canyon Ferry
H. 0. Wilson
California
Hood & CO
Mass
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