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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1899
Page
5
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W D McCormick gets a platform seat. A boy Democrat born yesterday. Eye exams by Dr Wineburgh at Matthews Friday and Saturday Oct 20 and 21. Miss Mary Andrew to Big Timber for winter with an uncle. Deer hunting and hay disputes noted. Mrs Brooking’s anniversary surprise supper for her husband. School just opened in old building with delay to accommodate new quarters. Willie Ramspeck injured near Confederates Creek. Mrs Adams seeks plain sewing. Matthew's Pharmacy eyes recheck this week. O D O Dell in town. Dr Chambliss consults on Mrs Bramble. I O O F grand lodge in Helena. deputy grand master elected. Northern Pacific freight rule affects Duck Creek and Park mines. Charles Kanouse’s greenback voyage to Greencastle yields mixed car sales. Berg Hardware shows Mauser rifle from Santiago. McGugin dies suddenly in Townsend. funeral at Centerville.
We express gratitude to the many friends who kindly assisted us after our loss. Their kindness will not be forgotten. Mrs L R McGrath and Son.
Dr. Wineburgh oculist announces Mat day on October 20 and 21. Sheriff Sherlock and wife of Boulder visit relatives in the valley. W. S. Sherlock and D. T. Williams return from Ohio and Indiana. Townsley visits relatives in Iowa and Missouri after selling horses in Ohio. Mrs. B F Bembrick and Miss Lizzie visit Mrs. J S Smith in Helena. Wilk Hale and mother of Willow Creek visit Spring Creek. Thos. Smith of Boulder buys calves. School begins Wednesday with Mr Jennings as teacher. Mr Jennings is a First Montana volunteer. Exciss Appleton.
Proceedings record October 14 1899 meeting in the county clerk’s office Townsend Montana. Viewers selected for the Deep Creek to Cabin Gulch road and surveys ordered on the Toston and Radersburg route. Bids accepted for replanking Toston bridge lumber at 16 per thousand by Toston Trading Co. Skull bid chosen for plank replacement with nails. Bonds required for performance. Poorhouse and medical attendance bids to be advertised. Adjourned sine die.
The State of Montana to Charles Johnson, defendant. You are summoned to appear before Justice C W Reynolds in Winston on November 9, 1899 at 1 p.m. to answer a complaint by Smith & Johnson for goods and costs totaling three dollars. If you fail to appear judgment will be entered. First publication October 19, 1890.
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