Mining Revival Spurs Opening of Helena Region Properties
The Helena mining area including Lewis and Clark Broadwater northern Jefferson and eastern Powell counties shows renewed activity with more than three score properties in operation and about 1000 workers. Key projects include Radersburg district reopens with George R. Griswold Jr installing a flotation plant. Atlas Mines prepares Bald Butte dumps. Donnelly Erickson group at Seven-Up Pete. Evans Metal Mines Wiggins mine shipping ore to Avon. Jay Gould mill expansion yielding 30 000 to 40 000 monthly. Drumlummon reorganization funded by St Louis capital amid the broader silver boom and rising domestic silver prices above 97 cents.
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Helena
C. R. Brazier
Montana Silver Association
Last Chance Gulch
Lewis and Clark
Broadwater
Jefferson
Powell Counties
Radersburg
Brazier
George R. Griswold, Jr
Totson
Ohio-Keating
C. H. Teter
East Helena
Black Friday
Detroit Capital
Hasselpur
Winsa
Atlas Mines Corporation
Bald Butte
Marysville
Atlas
New York
Donnelly-Erickson Syndicate
Seattle
Pete Mince
Stemple
Evans Metal Mines, Inc
Wiggins
Marysville-Stemple
Avon
Jay Gould
Standard Silver Lead, Inc
Spokane
Fool Hen Creek
Gould
St. Louis Capital
Spring Hill
Montana Consolidated
East Pacific
Kleinschmidt-Irish
Winston
Vosburg
Kleinschmidt- Irish
Basin District
Comet
Grey Eagle
Griswold
Morning Glory
Mantic
Wickes-Corbin
Basin
Denver
Warm Springs Creek
Alhambra
Newbury Mining and Milling Company
Fleming
Mining boom in state yields wealth from several claims
Glacial Park tours grow as multiple mines operate around Helena and Winston. Roy Tarrant runs Cruse Bald Mountain ore to Drumlummon mill, Lawlor interests lease Silver Bell with ties to Coeur d Alene, and Great Divide oversees Neenan silver lead. Spring Hill near Helena targets 300 tons daily. monthly gold output cited between 15 000 and 20 000.
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Roy Tarrant
Cruse Bald Mountain
Drumlummon
Smigaj Boys
Dr. O. M. Lanstrum
Bald Butte
American Gulch
Lawlors
Lanstrum
Charles H. Reisenrath
Coeur d'Alene
Neenan
New York
Morris Lawlor
Elliston
Ontario
Telegraph Creek
Rimini
Helena
Spring Hill
Montana Consolidated Mines Corporation
Missouri River Ice Gorge Saves Three Men In 1881 Flood
In February 1881 a Missouri flood washed a cabin below the Charles Rowe ranch near Fort Benton. J B Smith Henry Holt and traveler Adam Side escaped rising waters by crossing a moving ice gorge. Smith swam aided by a lariat tying Holt and Side to the bluff. All three survived amid the raging ice filled current.
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Grace Stone Coates
Missouri
Charles Rowe
Fort Benton
J. B. Smith
Henry Holt
Adam Side
Smith
Pambie
Grand
Benton
Holt
Fort Benton Real Boom Town Image Fades After Rail Link
Fort Benton’s early boom era linked to rail and river trade is recounted with forecasts of rapid growth that never fully materialized. The piece traces 1866 origins, land value surges, and the 1883 Northern Pacific milestones that shifted commerce away from river traffic.
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Fort Benton
Mullen
Northern Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Keene Station
Little Blackfoot
Henry Villard
Garrison
Gold Creek
Sbenton
Raiders Locked Out at Helena Resort Night Club
Patrons and operators played watchful waiting as state raiders visited a Helena night club and resort. The door was posted, the welcome mat withdrawn, and the establishment remained locked despite continued revelry inside and arriving patrons outside.
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Helena
State Raiders
Jack Ballard
Legislature
Ballard
Air tour planned of Grand Canyon by Toll
Supt Roger W Toll of Yellowstone park will make an airplane tour of the Colorado river canyon starting at Grand Canyon park. The event highlights a promotional flight to view the area from the air.
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AIR Tours
Grand Canyon
Roger W. Toll
Yellowstone Park
Colorado River Canyon
Grand Canyon Park
Harrisburgh senior Ira Lee Taylor never missed a day
Harrisburgh North Carolina high school senior Ira Lee Taylor has not missed a day of school in 11 years. Separately scientists report scores of plant diseases detected 10 000 feet up in the atmosphere using aircraft surveys.
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Ira Lee Taylor
Harrisburgh
N. C
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