04 Nov 1892
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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1892
Page
1
Attorney at law Townsend Montana HM 5 Howell Jani and Mining Attorney Helena Montana Gillogly and Nhers, Blacksmithing and Repairing Townsend Mont MeXNIGHT blacksmiths Lower Main Street Townsend Mont.
In Meagher County Montana the district court orders all interested parties to appear on September 24 1592 at 2 p m in White Sulphur Springs to show cause why an order to sell the decedent Joseph G Milligan s real estate should not be granted The notice requires publication for four consecutive weeks in Towsenp Mesesena newspaper with Clerk B W Badger and attorney FE Goopmay listed.
The Union Pacific announces new eastbound arrival times via Chicago and connections to Garfield Beach Salt Lake Denver Kansas City Omaha and more. Round trip excursion tickets available daily to numerous western cities plus monthly limited San Francisco and Los Angeles returns with multiple routing options. Descriptive timetables and reservations available at No 28 North Main Street Helena Montana with agents Wilson Lomax and others.
Co owner in Jefferson county Montana must pay 66.66 dollars within ninety days after service or lose rights to the Queen of the Hills and Warren lode mining claims. Joun G McLeod of Radersborg cites 1892 expenditures of 200 dollars for labor and representation. First publication August 26 1892.
The column argues Helena should be the Montana state capital, condemns Anaconda and Bozeman threats, predicts Helena wins on the first ballot with 22 500 votes, and urges Townsend residents to vote for Democratic nominees including Governor Collins and Auditor Whaley, while warning against Cook. It notes political divisions and promotes Helena as central and prosperous.
Bristol observer describes Charley Dillon of Bristol with a trained colt known for comic tricks. The animal climbs barn roofs and slides down on its haunches like a toboggan, a stunt Dillon has spent fifteen years trying to curb.
An advertisement on this page argues that voting for A W Schreiber will lead to a County Clerk who will investigate alleged fraud mentioned in the News. It dismisses B W Badger as unworthy, asserting he claims divine right to the District Court Clerk post and should be removed from office.
A composite notice from October 25 1891 in Berre Montana outlines voting guidance for William Y Pemberton nominee of Democratic and People s Parties for Chief Justice with ballots to show one or both party lines and blanks as needed The notice also announces the third reunion of the Society of the Framers of the Montana Constitution to be held in Helena on November 12 with a detailed program and list of officers and banquet plans.
The Weekly Miner promises 64 columns of reading for two dollars yearly or one dollar for six months with a premium chosen from a selection of dominees pictures and colors. It targets farmers ranchers miners and woodmen and notes samples and free copies for the poor.
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