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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1895
Page
5
A brief Townsend Messenger item notes a quiet Thursday evening with sparse readable details. The fragment mentions a date style and period tone, but lacks clear events or names to confirm further specifics.
Local in Townsend includes visits by Mr and Mrs Sutter of Toston J W Schaaf sells fresh kettle rendered lard and other town notices Aty Goodman back to work Sheriff Jurgens returns from White Sulphur Springs crops show half a potato yield General comments on stores, schools and society plus ads for Parisian Steam Laundry One Minute Cough Cure promos and legal notices about Gay case and school administrators plus social events at Mrs J P Hardy and M E church hall.
Social notes from White Sulphur Springs recount numerous weddings including Ella Mackintosh to J A Hedges and Mary Lincoln to C H Snell, a bachelor club formed for self defense, mining visits to Copperopolis, and local gossip about residents, trades, and upcoming delegates to a state convention.
An advertisement notes summer colds and coughs including tickling coughs and croup in babies. It promotes Parks' Cough Syrup as the best cure and states it is sold by W. E. Tierney & Co.
Henry Miller, Charles V Kinda, Thomas Crutcher and Carl Kleinsmidt filed an 1895 patent application under mining laws for 1500 feet of the Miller and Tommie Lodes and 1427 feet of the Rinda Lode in Crow Creek district Jefferson County Montana. The claims are recorded in Boulder and described by survey numbers 4793 4794 4795 with specified bearings and distances and a total area of 56.86 acres. The notice was posted October 25 1895.
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