Local and Personal News From Townsend Montana
Local notes report Fred Burton seen on the streets of Townsend, campaign chatter for F W Combs for district court, a large exhibition turpin weighs 17 pounds by Frank Lockwich, and William Arnold buys 5000 wethers at 3.00 each with twelve catloads shipping to Chicago. Also mentions a reading by Senator Carter, court ruling on voter registration, Kelley and Nolan campaign stops, and various town incidents and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Sheep & Land Company
John Arnold
Helena
Frank Lockwich
Beaver Creech Ranch
Death Visits Our Midst Mrs Harmon Grimm's Death in Valley
Deep regret filled the community at the sudden death of Mrs Harmon Grimm at her valley home on Thursday evening. Funeral services were held Saturday at 10:30 a.m. with Esther Chapter O E S and Rev Oliver of the M E church officiating. Burial followed in Deep Creek cemetery. Born Alice L Dean in Jacksonville Randolph County Missouri on March 7 1869 she came west at fifteen and lived here ever since. She married Harmon Grimm in May 18 and was mother to three children two boys aged two and four and a little girl who preceded her. She leaves husband father two brothers three sisters and many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmon Grimm
Deep Creek Cemetery
Esther Chapter
Oliver
M. E. Church
Grimm
Lodge
Alice L. Dean
Jacksonville
Randolph County
Miss Dean
Townsend town notes and ads from Helena visit and events
Wall paper from 5c a roll up. Dun bar Drug Co. Six furnished rooms for rent. En quire at the drug store. You should not miss examining the shoes at Downey's Dry Goods store. Attorney Wm. Wallace Jr. was out from Helena for a few hours yesterday afternoon. The Haynes palace studio car will arrive at Townsend Oct. 29 and remain one week. Senator W. E. Tierney was in Helena the first of the week. A social dance followed the speaking with about twenty couples. The lunch cloth raffle won by Thos. Downey. James Jobb Meagher county’s popular sheriff, drove from White Sulphur Springs to catch the morning Helena train. FOR SALE Nine buildings 150 squares of corrugated iron 60,000 brick. Enquire of Wm. E. Johnson Toston Mont. Rev. Oliver improves M E church parsonage with paint. Townsend delegation to grand lodge I O O F. left Monday returned yesterday. M E Church services schedule Beaver Creek Winston Townsend and others with Sunday school and prayer meetings announced.
Local High School News Briefs
Cornelia Dougherty Albert Smith and Mable Kimber started to school Monday Mrs Joe Theobald made a pleasant Monday visit New books arrived and classes began at the week’s start Bertha Murray was absent part of the week due to illness Effie Hardy and Hattie Zimmerman from the Training School were pleasant visitors Tuesday Cecil and Raymond Wine were absent before part of the week Steve Combs has been absent from school this week
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelia Dougherty
Albert Smith
Mable Kimber
Mieses Effie Hardy
Hattie Zimmerman
Card of Thanks for Kind Aid and Sympathy
The Grim family expresses sincere gratitude for aid and sympathy after a bereavement. H. Grim George Dean and Davoniers thank friends and neighbors for comforting acts and support during their loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Grim
Mass and rally notices from a bygone week
Next Sunday Father O Farrel will say mass in Tierneys hall at 830 am and high mass at Canton at 1030 am John Kivlehan and Tommy Nash have returned from the park where they have been engaged in the mine for the past three weeks John Schreiner Doc Wilder Jas Perkins and Henry Reed were among those who met Hon C F Kelley and C B Nolan at Toston and escorted them to Ratersburg where a very successful rally was held in the afternoon General Passenger Agent Frances of the Burlington was assured that the tickets of all kinds issued by that railroad during the last twelve months would reach over a distance of 435 miles if they were placed end to end To use up the mileage hooks issued from the Omaha headquarters alone would require one to travel 00 mile a day for sixty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kivlehan
Tommy Nash
John Schreiner
Doc Wilder
Jas Perkins
Henry Reed
Hon
C. F. Kelley
C. B. Nolan
Toston
Ra‘tersburg
Passeger
Frances
The
Burington W
Omaha
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Townsend Mercantile CO
Downsend Messenger
Tavespay
Broadwater County
Isom
Lester
Willson
Gallatin
Paul McCormick
Yellowstone
Harry C. Kessler
S. G. Murray
Missoula
David E. Folsom
Meagher
A. J. Bennett
Madison
Secretary of State
A. N. Yoder
T. J. Porter
Custer
Frank J. Edwards
Lewis and Clarke
State Auditor
C. C. Proctor
Cascade
Rudolph von Todel
Fergus
W. E. Harmon
Ninth Judicial District
W. L. Holloway
Baynes
Fred Burton
F. W. Combs
Crow Creek Valley
Dunbar Drug Co
J. L. Sizer
Prohibition Party
M. E Church
Frank Bake
Butte
B. H. West
Frank Quinlan
J. T. Cook
Elkhorn
Hughs
Big Timber
Thos. H. Carter
Louis Heitman
Town
Senator Carter
White Sulphur Springs
Supreme Court
Clayberg and McConnell
Joseph Gebrett
J. R. Wine
Congress
Montana
C. H. Baldwin
Kelley
Independent Democratic Party
Toi
Col. Nolan
Haynes
Townsend
Jas. Rawlings
Chilles Bardon
Frank Keene
Wm. Cowan
Independent Democratic Rally
Della Smith
Jas, Smith
Winston Merchant
Halena
Hesse
Slawson
Rodersburg
Colenty Bank
Bryan
Texas
Arkansas
Alabama
Louisana
Berg Bros. CO
Isshoes Oc
Vass Coats
Mackinaws
Downey’s
Wm. Wallace, Jr
Haynes Palace
W. E. Tierney
James Jobb
Meagher County
Wm. E. Johnson
Toston, Mont
E. H. Goodman
E. E. Romig
T. N. Averill
Grand Lodge
Beaver Creek
Winston
Aodersburg
S. A. Oxtver
Joe Theobald
Bertha Murray
Cecil
Raymond
Steve Combs
Grorce Dean and Davoniers
Berg Hardware Co
P. Day
Shiloh
Matthew
Dodge
Matthews Pharmacy
Price
D. A. Richardson
Creat Falls
Mont
Father O’farrel
Tierney’s
Canton
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