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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1938

Page

5

Revival of Mining in Pony Region Sparks Montana Hope

The Pony district in Madison County shows renewed mining activity after decades of quiet. Experts see potential with Willow Creek outcrop, a 100 stamp mill at Hassel, and mines like Clipper Boss Tweed, while older prospects from Alder Gulch echo with questions of a new boom.

Edward B. Reynolds Montana United States Butte Pony District Butte Inter Mountain Inter Mountain Pony Rae Willow Creek Madison County California Mineral Hill Mallory Morain Getchell Morris Boss Tweed and Clipper Clipper-Boss Tweed Hassel Diamond Hill Mining Co Clipper Boss Tweed Bell Eclipse Charity Summit Clipper- Bell Boss Tweed and Clipper Group Iphone Keystone Rustle Policy Ned North Star Atlantic and Pacific Gilt Edge Old Joe Golden Chariot Emmett Belknap White Pine Lena Iron Taft Hancock Last Chance Barker Long Branch Jumbo Union Agitator Glad

Helena Girls Star in Lehr Short “Montana Gold Diggers of 1938”

A group of 15 Helena women travel to Aus tin surroundings under Fox Movietone News photographer Lee Orr to film the Montana Gold Diggers of 1938. They pose with miner gear and a burro, visit the Porter Bros dredge north of Helena, and list participants including Vivian Linderman Loueella Devan Yvonne Moody Thelma Barker Betty Baker Lorraine Hanson Thirza Crosley Marian Templer Lottie McGowan Elizabeth Bowers Maxine Porter Ethel Martinsen and Marge Ellsworth. the feature is arranged by the Marlow theater and Helena Chamber of Commerce and will be released as a Lou Lehr short.

Helena Austin Lee Orr Fox Movietone News Montana Porter Bros Vivian Linderman Loueella Devan Yvonne Moody Thelma Barker Betty Baker Lorraine Hanson Thirza Crosley Marian Templer Lottie McGowan Elizabeth Bowers Maxine Porter Ethel Martinsen Marge Ellsworth Marlow Theater Helena Chamber of Commerce Lou Lehr

Family of Bluebirds Take Angler's Basket for Home

Western Montana angler George Burnett finds a bluebird nest in his fishing basket at Georgetown Lake. The female lays five eggs and four hatch over June 11 to 25, with Burnett helping the birds despite his fishing schedule. He seeks advice from James J. McGuire and ultimately allows the birds to raise their quintuplets in the basket.

Eorge Burnett Montana Georgetown Lake George Rainbow Burnett United States Canada James J. McGuire Izaak Walton Deer Lodge County McGuire

Montana Grain Yields Higher In Carter Fort Benton Area

Lawrence G. Levitte of the Great Northern railroad reported winter wheat yields near Carter Fort Benton at about 40 bushels per acre in some fields and 30 in others. He noted 62 pounds per bushel, plump kernels, and no dockage with harvesting earlier than elsewhere. Reports from east of Great Falls aligned with these figures, while harvesting began around Conrad.

Carter-Fort Benton Lawrence G. Levitte Great Northern Railroad Lewistown Levitte Great Falls Conrad

Boss Tweed mine and Montana gold boom history

The text recalls Montana gold rush history with Boss Tweed mine depths of 1000 feet and 175 foot vein, estimating 800,000 tons of ore, while alder gulch and Madison county's gold quartz outcroppings spurred early settlement. It mentions placer, arastras, stamp mills, and the shift from free gold to sulfides as deeper mining progressed.

Aldergulch Steele Oro-Cache Snowcap Kearsage Key Stone Scranton Apex Lucas Montana Madison County Old Alder Gulch Pony Old Gulch Butte Inter Mountain Treasure State East Blue Wing Beaverhead County Big Hole Rocky Mountains Idaho B. O. Fournier Jackson Gates Clara Bell Mountain Chief Eclipse Amazon Texas Welcome Stranger Boss Tweed

New Glacial Area Found near Red Lodge Montana

Biologist David J. Maclay of the Missoula regional forest offices led a survey into a newly discovered glacial district in the Beartooth mountains near Red Lodge. He and two rangers found 25 lakes and about 30 streams with native rainbow and eastern brook trout, plus several glaciers including one two miles square behind Granite Peak.

Montana David J. Maclay Missoula Beartooth Mountains Red Lodge Maclay Glacier Park Granite Peak

Modern Lewis and Clark Descendants Tour Montana Route

A Trailfinders school caravan of about twenty youths from Altadena Calif visits Great Falls Montana for two days. The group retraces the Lewis and Clark route through seven states to study history firsthand using photostatic copies of Clark’s charts. Leaders include Harry C. James and staff with historians from Missouri and Utah.

William Clark Meriwether Lewis Northwest Great Falls Ae Pat Nowortal O Y Trailfinders School Altadena Calif Lewis and Clark Eston Randolph Jr St. Louis Captain Clark Bill Fee Uni Gram Oeorge Shannon California Auguste Chouteau Bill Jackson Anne Shannon Monroe Oswego Ore Bill E & Famous Lawyer Virginia Fort Clatsop Astoria Harry C. James Clark Lewis’ Ag James Dick Fay Dick Head M. Beauregard Missouri Histori Society Chambers of Commerce Line of March Salt Lake City Galen Saint Brigham Young miAlthough Eston Finn

Montana Wheat Crop 1938 Is Third Largest on Record

Montana's 1938 wheat crop is estimated at 77,580,000 bushels, the third largest on record. Jay G. Diamond, bureau statistician, notes only 1927 and 1928 crops exceed it. Values to growers may total about 39 to 45 million dollars, with protein boosts possible. Spring and winter wheat totals and regional conditions are discussed, including grasshopper damage in eastern Montana.

Gallatin Valley Montana U. S. Bureau of Agriculture Bureau of Agricultural Economics Jay G. Diamond Bureau

Lost Lake in Yellowstone Found by Rangers

Rangers report locating a large pond near Flat Mountain in Yellowstone. Frank Oberhansley and Maynard Barrows describe a sausage shaped body about eight miles long, unseen on official maps since 1921, challenging current topographic records.

Lost Lake Yellowstone Park Flat Mountain Yellowstone Frank Oberhansley Maynard Barrows Teta Lake Yellowstone Lake Park Shute

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Pony Region Great Reef Ajax Swamp Creek Hecla Consolidated Mining Co Glendale Camp Creek Thomas B. Hendricks Indianapolis Ind Grover Cleveland Beaverhead Lion Mountain Hecla Company Cleopatra Helena Girls Lehr Short Sacajawea Finn Burnett Agricultural Bureau Portant
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