Townsend Messenger notes on society and local notices
Local society news includes Miss Anna Keen and Miss Mable Keen visiting Townsend, Mrs. Hoover’s sister Mollie Thayer returning to Townsend, and several town residents visiting Helena. Advertisements promote Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, Deering mowers, binding twine, and a new dwelling by J. Doggett in Virginia City. The Montana Press Association meeting in Anaconda covers officers elected and next year’s venue Great Falls, plus a column of regional commentary and poetry notes.
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Anna and
Mable Keen
Canton
Mollie Thayer
West Virginia
David Hoover
Helena
Townsend
Geo. Norton
Chamberlain
J. R. Weston
Moses Dogett
Missouri Valley
Virginia City
Idaho Street
Jeff Doggett
Gillogly & Herbers
T. J. Richey
Atana
Kansas
Montana Press Association
Anaconda
Faber
Montana
A. K. Yerkes
Bozeman
M. J. Hutchins
Helena Independent
J. C. Kerley
Townsenp Messengcer
L. C. Leonard
Anaconda Review
John McMurray
Butte Inter-Mountain
H. O. Collins
Missoulian
Great Falls
Chicago
Committee On Transportation
L. O. Leonard
C. D. Greenfield
B. E. St. Charles
Anaconda Standard
M. H. Hatch
J.C. Kerley
J. R. Widmyer
Glendive
John B. Reed
Inter Mountain
Mr. Reed
Mossbeck Nine to play Townsend Duffers on Sunday
The Mossbeck Nine of Confederate will cross bats with the Townsend Duffers on Sunday June 4 at 3 p m in Townsend. Rumors circulate as Meagher County officials pursue two murder suspects near Fort Custer with no arrests yet.
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Mossbeck
Confederate
Townsend Duffers
Townsend
Rader
Macay
Meagher County
Fort Custer
Teton
Local Briefs Mention Canton Couple and Peddler’s Return
Canton resident D. J. McCarthy and Miss Gene Murray visited the messenger man this week. J. R. Erry completed his recent pedaling expedition with a successful return. E. L. Boardman bought the Castle Tribune plant and plans to move operations to Big Timber for the Boulder Blade, aiming for a strong edition.
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Urs
D. J. McCarthy
Canton
Gene Murray
E. L. Boardman
Castle Tribune
Big Timber
Boulder Blade
Grand Central Station to host World’s Fair guests in Chicago
The Grand Central Station Chicago depot near Harrison Street and Fifth Avenue will be renovated as a fire proof hotel with 100 to 200 rooms on the third, fourth and sixth floors. Rooms will include hot and cold water electric lights and steam heat. Manager T Clifford invites inquiries. opening May 15 1893. Visitors can reach the fair via the through cut line avoiding inner city transfers.
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Harrison Street
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
T. ©. Clifford
Grand Central Station
Northern Pacific Railroad
Wisconsin Central Division
Baggage Hauler Tim McCarthy Accused of Robbery
A visitor hired Tim McCarthy to move a 250 pound trunk and a heavy valise to the depot for $1.00. McCarthy allegedly posted a notice claiming a robbery by his service, and the culprit was described as Alfred Tanks Jr. The report casts doubt on Tanks’ future business in town.
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Tim McCarthy
Tim
Notice to collect book accounts at White Sulphur Springs
Local notice states J E Kanons will collect all book accounts and notes left by J W Sharp of Townsend Montana, after relocation to White Sulphur Springs. Dated March 17, 1893.
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Wise Hattie Wiles
White Sulphur Springs
Jeep Creek
J. E. Kanons
Townsend
Mont
Fire destroys Mannix property and livestock in town incident
A fire last Friday destroyed a mower reaper spring wagon sheds and six pigs belonging to Con Mannix. One of his young boys is suspected of starting it, leaving Mannix terrified and nearly hiding under lumber. The loss is heavy and recalls prior fires around his dwelling and barn. Miss Anna Cline of White Sulphur visited town this week.
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Mannix
Townsend
Anna Cline
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