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Newspaper
Townsend Messenger
Location
Townsend, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1893
Page
3
Townspeople discuss appointing a commission to seek control of currency in Europe. Fire destroys a mine shaft house valued at about $15000, injuring owners. Local visits include visitors to the Worlds Fair and various weddings, travels, and church meetings.
Joy ran high as Barker and Woolson's string band played into the night at a mountain home party. A splendid supper honored the hostess. Inclement weather kept the baseball team from meeting last Sunday and may force a rescheduled gathering.
The Duck Creek Literary Society reconstituted and elected new officers on Saturday evening September 23. Members pledge better entertainments this winter and invite all to attend. A society paper will be added as a new feature with contributions welcome from all. Mattie Higgins is mentioned in the notice, while extra tips promote hair care products Hall's Hair Renewer and Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers.
Government purchasing agents have ordered nearly 100000 pounds of Dr Price’s Baking Powder in the first five months of the year. The product is claimed to be best, export friendly, and guaranteed pure cream of tartar with no impure substances, prepared by a physician of high standing.
The Justice Court of Townsend Township Meagher County Montana, before Justice John Loyd, requires The Iron Mask Mining Company to appear Oct 21 1805 at 2 PM to answer a claim of $298.90 for labor on the mine. Publication lists Sept 20 1595 and includes a Tin Wedding anniversary notice for Mr. and Mrs. G Watt with a gift list and wedding reflections.
The Grand Central Station in Chicago near Harrison Street and Fifth Avenue will be converted to a hotel for the World’s Fair. Third floor offices and parlor, 100 to 200 guest rooms with hot and cold water electric lights and steam heat. Open May 15 1893 managed by T C Clifford. Trains run direct to the World’s Fair from this station.
Elect-Hitters has rapidly gained popularity as a pure medicinal tonic with no intoxicants and is promoted as the best cure for stomach, liver, or kidney issues. It claims to relieve sick headache and indigestion, with malaria drive and guaranteed satisfaction or money back. Sold by J. R. Weston.
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