Townsend Local Notes Show Moves and Visitors
Townsend local page reports Mrs W W Higgins returning from Helena and Miss Maud Murray visiting friends C F Fairchild. Mentions Mrs W E Tierney and Mrs L F Wilcox dining with Mrs M McMahon, plus social visits by Miss Hattie Miles and Mr J Rode leaving town. Notes on weather, crops, a mill accident survivor, hair dye ads, a new shoemaker, and visits by James Brewer, S N Crookes, and Dr L Southmayde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Tierney
L. F. Wilcox
M. McMahon
Maud Murray
Helena
Confederate Cullings and Local Harvest News
The piece notes hard times and tariff talk as fodder for current politics. Farmers harvest with a light yield but fair quality after a bad season. A man employed by J. W. Stafford was killed by lightning in a recent storm. The Moss backs practice for a game with Townsend. schools have resumed in the area.
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J. W. Stafford
Townsend Boys
Grand Central Station to be converted for World’s Fair use
The Grand Central Station at Harrison Street and Fifth Avenue in Chicago will be rebuilt for hotel use with 100 to 200 rooms on the Third Fourth and Sixth floors. It will open May 1895 and offer hot and cold water electric lights steam heat and modern conveniences under manager T Clifford. The Chicago depot for the Northern Pacific Wisconsin Central Division will provide through cars to the World’s Fair to ease transfers.
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Chicreno
Harrison Street
Fifth Avenue
Chicago
T. ©. Clifford
Grand Central Station
Northern Pacific Railroad
Wisconsin Central Division
Threshers Seize Jim Ireland’s Home as Others Relocate
Threshers report possession of Jim Ireland's home Thursday and today. Mrs George Noah and family left on Wednesday’s train for a new home in Dillon. Will Schreiner resigns from G M Jones to take a similar post in Winston. Jim Maguire progresses well while Dr Belcher notes he uses cratches to move about.
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Jim Ireland
George Noah
Dillon
Will Schreiner
G. M. Jones
Winston
Jim Maguire
Dr. Belcher
Cratches
Canyon Ferry Notes From Last Week and Local Accidents
Last Saturday a Canyon Ferry social at the school house ended with Cash Vanbar suffering a badly broken ankle after a fall from a pony. He is recovering at St. Peter's Hospital in Helena. Belle Worte of Helena visits Canyon Ferry two weeks with Mrs. Court Sheriff. The Sapphire company reports ten men at Magpie Gulch, signaling more work next year. A stranger named Dewyr, working for Capt. Stafford, was struck by lightning and killed with his horse in Mr. Cooney's field. Two mares and two fences were struck or damaged by lightning in the same vicinity this spring.
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Cash Vanbar
Coa
St. Peter's Hospital
Helena
Belle Worte
Sapphire Company
Magpie Gulch
Dewyr
Capt. Stafford
Mr. Cooney
Morris Duckett
Alee
I O O F Meeting Notice at J Weston Drug Store
P L T Hall of the I O O F invites sojourning brethren to attend Monday night meetings at Judge Weston's drug store. H A Miles, N G T, XN Averi, secretary.
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Weston’s Drug Store
H. A Miles
Averi
Electri Ritters Medicine Promoted as Universal Cure
A notice touts Electri Ritters as a leading tonic for stomach liver and kidneys claiming it cures sick headache indigestion constipation and malaria. It promises satisfaction or money back and cites a price of 50 cents per bottle sold by J. R. Weston.
Montana State College opens with varied courses and low tuition
The Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts begins on September 1 with programs in Agriculture Domestic Economy Applied Science Business Music and the Academy. Tuition is ten dollars per year for all but Music and board and rooms cost four dollars per week. Catalogues from President A M Ryons office.
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The
Montana State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
A. M. Ryon
Zimmerman’s Band Concert Then Dance Tomorrow Night
Zimmerman band will give a concert tomorrow night followed by a dance. The music is described as the best in the land and attendance is encouraged.
Government Orders Dr Price's Baking Powder in Large Quantities
Purchasing agents of the United States Government have ordered nearly one hundred thousand pounds of Dr Price's Baking Powder in the first five months of this year. The government notes the product as the best, claiming it stays fresh during long sea voyages and climate changes and is free from ammonia or alum. It adds that the powder is prepared by a physician of high standing.
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United States
Dr Prices
Dr. Prices
Dr. Price
Union Pacific Excursion Rates to Various Cities
The notice lists excursion fares from Helena to Chicago and return 32.00 with up to November 15 limit, to St. Louis 66.20 and Missouri river points 50.00, plus multiple California and Utah points. Monthly and six month limitations apply, with San Francisco 75.00, Los Angeles 89.00, Salt Lake 30.00, and Salt Lake tickets valid sixty days while others have six months.
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Helena
Chicago
St. Louis
Missouri River
Utah
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Salt Lake
Dr King’s New Discovery and other remedies praised by dealer
A dealer claims long selling success for Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Dr King’s New Life Pill Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters. He guarantees satisfaction with a full refund if results are not satisfactory and attributes popularity to merit. J. R. Weston.
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Dr. King
Bucklen
J. R. Weston
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the Townsend
W. W. Higgins
Charles Reibold
Aver
Hattie Miles
England
Ayer
Jack Frost
John C. McIntosh
Hard Cash
Park District
Townsend
J.C. Stuart & Co
8. N. Crookes
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Buckingham
J. Rode
Hieston, Dillon
Jas M. Tucker
James 8. Brewer
White Saulphar Springs
Oscar Hesse
Zimmerman
E. F Smith
la Crosse
Wisconsin
John Potter
Angus McQueen
Southmayde
Montana
Chris Schreiner
Kate McCarthy
Valley
Jas. M. Tucker
Helena, Montana
Carson's Harness Store
John Nelson
Prop
Surounding Country
A. ©. Carson
Grand Central
Army, Navy and
Indian Department
Hood
Sae
A. Weiout
Healdsburs
Cal
Portland
Oregon
W.B
Lowell
Union Pacific
Missouri River Points
P. C
Feld
Valley Temple No.1
P.C
Order
Geo
Norton
Reedioing
John B. Jones
Waterloo
Weasel Gulch
Beaver Creek
Jefferson County
Henry J. Reed
Minnie Reed
Tribune
Western Slope
Intermountain
Est
Dover
Bune
Saur
Uraat
Thomas Dixon
Broadway
Lew Rata
Thomas Dimes
Idaho Stage Company
Wdilye HH
Castle
ASD
Neihart
Northwest
W. E. Tierney & Co
White Sulphur Springs Ofice
Postoffice
Castle Ofice
William Wood
R.C. Watson
Aram Pacific Hotel
E. D. Andrews, Pro
N. P
Solieted
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