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Townsend Star (Townsend, Mont.), 10 July 1909, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075288/1909-07-10/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
r• - •1 •.• The firtronmenti grtar, T. N. AVERILL, Publisher. aiWNSEND, Broadwater County, .1111b6lant antored at the uost °Inc. at Townsena, Mont., eecond-elass matter. Pablisnen every baturday morning. Sonseription, price, $1.50. ..tee of Adrertisiog can be ascertained by apply. tote pereonstl. or bv letter to Oda office. s .nrees alicommoalcations toths TOWNSEND STAR ' NOIrst Pane - or Broadwater Counts SATDRDA1 JULY 10, de. OUR GROWTH HE remark, was quite fre- quently heard until re - ( eently that Townsend wore a dead old town and was degener Ating every day. But, strange to say, such a remark is rarely heard just about this time.. Do you know • What itmeans? It Means that our • county seat town is on a strong up grade,' and that indicates that our 3ounty is in . the same glorious plight. With the sound of lite hammer - and saw resounding hom morning till night; with new MAMIE; of 'ore being found very fre- quently; and with an outlook for — crops that was neyer surpassed in the history or the late; it is no wonder that we are joining the long caravan of other Montane - counties that are • doliblitig their poptilai ion and wealth as 'the years yell along: And the best of it all is that ours' is • not a mushroom growth that conies and goes, but a strong consistent gain' , that will eventually land Broadwater . coun- ty among the foremot ' t_ counties of the state. A LITTLE COMPARI.sON HAT do you suppose land is worth in Gal- latin Valley today? Some • might say $100 per acre and some might .even think higher. Let's - go - it al. , about *76 per acre on an average. And how about the Yellowstone Valley? Well, it will run ' from $50 to *76 or even higher. And how about Broad water county land? The ay. forage might go over *40 and it might fill considerably short of that. Now statistics do not show a discrepancy in clop reports as ` t - h j ere is in land values, so there must be some - ' explanation of the . enigma. Boiled down, - the - whole - case is just this:.Land seekers do not know where we are, what we raise, or what our land is listed at. Let's gefiethe hand , wagon and advertise . our • resources a little. There is no other way under the sun and the sooner we are made to realize it, -o the -- -more - quickly shall receive our just dues.. MT BUSY . 13 Y ruling the minutes ___.ofigAnasii'meeting. which was held . in - Townsend last Satur- day mght, tt - Wilrbe noticed that work is to be pushed on thEdata gathering store at once. Now fel- low citizens (bop all petty differ- ene,es and get hit() the harness for results. If . we do not land the . plum we are - after, it will be our own fault. The committee to gather and present the required inforniation to Mr. Carter and his associates this fall will undoubted- ly $(et busy and while much work -- Will devolve uptYn drenvitiwearbtf • the ambition of every man in the county to assist tether than retard . their effort. We fe-1 confideet that our efforts will meet with suc- cess. All that is necessary is bar- medy and hearty cooperation. Let every man do his past that . the master stroke for our future ad- ,. • vaneement may be crystallized. The rootimittee 10 prese711 our ea• o• Ito tin. Congre•osional oommit- lee -are, G.. W. a OHM; Jots. Mini - den, Ed Ragan, W.G. Hamilton, J. it,. Kanouse, W. C.AVlialey, and 1'. N.Averill. --- -- - , . The Seitate is having an awful time to squeeze out . ti tariff imbed - tile that wilIpacify both coniturper it -1 pr &leer, but RS the imotitit er at wa% s puts up the louder howl, WC can't 'n,114,milbly expect ft revi , . hi011 111 any other direction than upwards. • - . NOTICE or soaesrrintz OP -THE 81.-R- I NT J1120 Nitl THE i • PRISE LODE BLACKBIRD LODE. A FIRST-CLASS HOTEL HELENA MONTANA Free Sample Rooms To Commercial Men Electric Light, Steam Heat, - and Elevator RATES $3.00 Per i. ay and Upwards. . . . HENRY A. MEYER, Proprietor • 4 - 11 ,4 .• 4 1P4204 - 11 . 41111•4.114 - 11•Clit.1411411..Ve? Big Reservations Opened In July 1909, three More Indian Reservations will be opened to OA white man. , All directly on, or adjacent to the -Northern Pacific Railway • The Flathead, in the most picturesque part of the Rockies, has 450,000 acres of the finest of agricultural and grazing -lands. A government . reclamation project will also make a large part of it very attractive. The Coeur d' Alene, just east of the city of Spokane, Washington, on Coeur d' Alene lake, has about 200,000 acres, including timber lands. The Spokane, north of the city of Spokane,, has about 50,000 acres. , The Flathead lands are 'ap- praised at $1.25 to $7.00 an acre—the others not yet. appraised. \ Registration for all these lands extends from July 15 to August 5. 1909. ' Drawing will take place August 9, 1909. Entries will not be made before April 1, 1910. . . For the - Flathead land, registration is at Missoula, Montana. - L. Coe utd.!..Alette.a.t_Coenm dEAleneoityf-Idahot--- ------- Spokane land at Spokane. Wash. For detailed information 'warding lands, etc. write to W. Mott, Gen. Emig. Agent, • _ Northern Pacific Ry., St. Paul, Minn. • For rules of fare aild information about train service, write to J. M. ANDERSON, Agent;Townsend, Mont. Near N. P. Depot COMMERCIAL HOTEL Broad- I wOY ,INDER NEW MANAOEMENT Rooms Light and airy a . Near Depot. - 'DAWSON & SON, . Proprietors TOW..Hend, Montana Meloy, . . -\' ROUGH .11.i1fD DRESSED LUMBER, ISE - INGLES DOONS, MOULP.INGS. -- AG EOM FOR . COOPE - ft — WAGONS ar- a° BUGGIES. - TOWNSEND - - MONTANA. To Mary Elizabeth Smith, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Guardian of Walter Benjamin Smith, and Violet Elizabeth firnithAnd to Welter 5j. main Smith and Violet Elisabeth Smith, their heirs and russigna:- • You and each of you are hereby notified that 1, Iteojarnin S. fluiltb. have expended the /urn of $10o.wo during each of the foilowing years to- wit.- 1901, 1905,1906 1907, and 11,0., making a total of $500.00, in labor and improvementa on the Surpstio Quartz -Lode Mining Chaim, situated In - Cedar Plains Mining District, liroadwater coun- ty. Montana (said claim being formerly known as the \Eimmerenan\),t he notice and certificate of iocationbeing found in Record Ltook 5 of Lode Claims at page 37, transcribed records of Broad - water County, Montana, in order to hold said claim under the provisions of the Revised Blab utea of the United States, concerning annual labor upon mining claim., SWOOP being Ore amount required at the end of each )ear afore- said ending on December 31st. Aold you are further notified that, If, during the period of Ninety (vP) days after the publica- tion of this notice you fall or refuse to contri- bute your proportion of such expenditures as co-owners, the amount due from each beings, follows: -from Walter Benjamin Smith she sum of $6.00 per year for five years. from Violet Elimbeth Smith the sum of to 00 per year for , e years, and from Mary Elizabeth Smith the surn of $12.00 per year for five years, together with the costs of this publication, your interest in said claim will become the property of the onderalgned, who is your co-owner And has made the required expenditures. Dated at Townsend. Montana, June :1st, INA BENJAMIN 8.8511111. 1s1 pub. July 8rd ORDER TU BROW 'OATISE WHY r ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE SHOULD NOT - In the District Court of the Ninth Judie's! District of the State of Montaria, in and for the County of Broadwater. ln a t d he f ; \\. 4 atterof\ th ma e ple u , of Joseph: Bck- har . E J. Angien the Administratorof-the Estate of Joseph Btackhardt deceased, having filed a petitition, herein praying for an order of sale of all the real estate of said decedent, for the pur. poses therein set forth, It is therefore ordered by, the Clerk of said Court, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased appear before the said District Court, on Monday, the 12th day ofJ uly, 1909, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon of maid day, at the Court Room of said Diatrict Court, at the COLIr( . !Muse in Townsend, Montana, County of Broad - water, to show cause why an order shonld not be granted to the said E. J. Anglen Adminis- trator, to sell so Much of the real estate of the said deceased as shall be necessary, ' And that a copy of this order be published at least once a week for four suoressive weeks in the Townsend S. sr a newspaper, printed and published in said County. - FRED RUBBER, •Clerk -1: la t t 4 Pul l .tito iL d,7 9 96;: - To Fred Olson and to his heirs, grantees and ellfeee110/0:- - Tonere hereby notated that I. the undersign- ed, hawse:vended tbe cum of $100.00,: during the year 1906, in labor and improvements upon the Blackbird Quarts Lode Mining Claim, situ.. sent In Beaver creek mining district (unorganiz- ed) Itroadoater county, Montana , the notice and certificate - of location of - which le found?, record in Book Ii of Lodes at page 166, Records of Broadwater county, Montana, in order to hold acid elsim under the provisions ot the Re. vied Statutes of the United States, concerning annual labor upon mining claims, that being the amount required for the period ending De- cember Slit 1906. And you are further notified that during the year 1907,1 expended the further sum of 111.00.00 In labor and nnprovementa upon said claim in order to hold the same under claim in order to hold the rains under the provisions of the Re- vised Statutes of the United States concerning annual labor upon mining claims, the said sum briny the amount required for the period end- ing December Mat 1901, -in order to hold said claim. And you are further notified that during the year 1E08,1 expended the farther sum of $10000 In labor and improvements upon said claim in order to hold the same under the provisions of (he Revised Statutes of the United states COID . cern1ng annual labor upon mining outlaw Ins said sum being the amount 'Aging...I for the per- iod endlng December 31st 1908, in order to hold said claim. • • And you ere further notified that, if, during a period of ninety (90) days after the publication of this notice you fail or refuse to contribute your proportion of such expehditures as cm -own- er, or the mini of $60.00 per year for three years, together wliti the coats of this publication, your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, your co-owner who has made the required expenditurev• • • Dated at Winston. Montana April 12th 1900. N. GLEASON lit pills. April 17th. 1909. TIIAC CARD T.ONINSIND BAST -BOLTED. No. 4 No. It N o. 6 ..... ...... . . . ........ WEST -BOUND. No.8 N 0 0 : 11 N 6 ..... DEPART - 5:68 p m 9:18a in 4:5 7a at 1 9 DEPART 7.59 am TOWNSEND MEAT MARKET NOTHING BUT A-1 STOCK SLAUGHTERED AND SOLD AT BED ROCK PRICES GAME IN SEASON Eit 30 JO JP CO 1Ft AT 10 A ILA MUTTON, SAUSAGE AND - SMOKED MEATS FISH EVERY FRIDAY MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE IMMEDIATE ATTENTION W. J. HAYES, PROPRIETOR meeffemzegeseetzreamamemia ).3 w Auto Buggies L o _ _ __• We carry the INTERNATIONAL AUTO BUGGY. It is_not only a great saver of horse % 01 ;', — MTh, but a eonifortable and speedy means of W travel. Buy one and save money in horse -feed. WZ'..) iiaxie a Full Line of M General Hardware Gasoline Engines #. 41 Farming Machinery 41 ta Buggies and Wagons 1Y 1 Hay Handling Tools ky) ko tb Wire Fence & Gates And Barbed Wire i l il DeLavelle Cream I . Separators ;: , Pitsburg Electric JI. Obi- 1 1 _ Wild Fence ., . Red Devil Cement Bailed Hay ' •i 11 BROLDWATER HARDWARE CO. gliSEBSEIEEEEEBEISEENEBEIEEEEJ m i % _ Guaranteed - 113Tr MAI We sell them on the Installment Plan. Sewing Machines New Royal and Sinner Sold on the Installment Plan if desired. Furnitu Art Squares, Carpets, Win= dow Shades, Glass, All Sizes. THOS. F. O'CONNOR, Proprietor. Irir•TrIrr••• - • 6 BRING GRAIN TO THE HAWKEYE ELEVATOR CO. We pay CASH for all kinds of grain and the Highest • Market Price. We also buy grain for Grinding Purposes F. R. BOWEN, Agent TOWNSEND, MONTANA \ 7 r OTT\ ttt,\r`111. 4 1\.'\ ---- r• — .• . 7t ems' e••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• rums* a _ _JiPinittau Fire Insurance Companies nepreeeyitea.t Bona) CIIAIma, . -- I . I . . • State,Dounty and Town Warrigli Naught. • • • i THE - STATE RAM( OF TOWNSEND. I • • • I Incorporated Under the Laws of Montana • I I 3 J, E. X &Noun, President. A. W SCHREIBER, Vice Pres. : • • J. P. KEARNS, Cashier. L. RoTwITT, Asst. Cashier el se a • • : • Board of Directors: is • TO:OWN Come and see It 'work The Brooks Cold Tire Setter does the work while you wail; dime not injure the wheel and no den- - ger of spoiling the wheel by too much dish. Will warrant all work in my line. W U McKNIGHT, P opausTo• PRICE LIST OF CLEANING AND DYEING Article Men's Overcoats -------- Men's Suits-- men'scom. Men's Pants Men's Vents Ladies Long Ocala Ladles Short Coat or Jacket t Of Ladies Tailored Suit ladles Skirts (plain)-•-••• . Ladies Shirts (pleated) Ladles Waists Ladies Gloves (short) Ladles Gloves (long) Ladles Opera Coats 00 1 116 316 I 00 II a\ .., REPAIRS AND ALTERING 1 2 60 I 002 00 Men's pints tighter in legs $1.0) KG 50 Men's pants, tighter in waist 60c 2 604 00 NSIzree., collar shorter2 008 00 Sleeve, lo oom. ...... t.„ 12 26 .0 o 0 2 4504 00nger 60c °° 508 50 Coat. 2 5° w Vest, n n w L i n n ! ngs a5 150 61-51 $2 11 1° 10 002 00 Sleeve lined ..'. . ...ALM) to $3 New poekeb - .each....... 60c Suits to order from. ..............$t8 to $30 Pants to order $6 to $15 R. R. HORNER, Jeweler Fine Watch Repairizigjo_SpiicisaltY Townsend . • - ▪ Montana • . r _ McCORMICK'S ----- STABLES Townsend, Montana. r er Ar4mdanop itsmsr.seros isr.OKOHOPAreEGOKS, scar.sistIr tour MA, 4 THorns'DIXON ! Ott\. dia 6 ,1 VO . P: VAIMON . kir IH 7 CLEANING . g Blankets, . . .... ...$1.00 and 91.50 n Lace Curtains pair 91.00 and $1.50 p Portiere, pahr.,..- $1.50 and 112.50 Furs according to kind and work - -- MANUFACTURER OF, AND DEALER Ile - Export Bottled Beer, Keg ,Beer, Wines, Liquors • • and Cigars. All Orders Filled Promptly.. . 1 ,1 n Connection _with My Establishment I have Well Equipped B(YITLING WORKS from which I furnish Soft Drinks. Townsend - - _Montana. omme***Av.* iarteraf rAp *&,:, :Anwar annum. da TOWNSEND. MONTANA. ▪ W. E. Tierney, J.G. Blessing, L. Rotwitt, J. P. Kearns, • • -- • - - • • 2 General banking business transacted. Draws ern exchange • and also on the principal cities of Europe. Collections receive prompt attention. 'A. W. Schreiber, W. 0. Eversole : Interest Paid on Tiro.e rlepossitas. • Lams wissmassammessimmnissommseio• asm•••1 r s\.164.0•••osolipsavs.:44iiwpwir OLDEST BANK IN BROADWATER COUNTY. ESTABLISHED IN 1890 • • W. B. Dolenty tc Company' $ BANKERS RESPONSIBLE CAPITAL eneral Banking Business Transacted. Domestic and Foreign Drafts bought and sold. Money transferred by telegraph. Bounty Claims, State, County and Town Warrants Bought. Four per cent allowed on deposits left for six months. Five per cent allowed on deposits left for twelve'months, 'interest compounded every six Months. Write us for information regarding opening Of accounts subject to check. Absolute safety guaranteed in all transactions. • I Correspondence Solicited 'Phone No _ Safety Deposit Boxes Furnished Free. o N. 34 on -Residents Represented Townsend, Montana. , ,,ipfliwww•,%44...,...iws,srt. i
