Montana the Treasure State in gemstones and ores
The article extols Montana as the Treasure State with vast wealth in gold silver copper iron coal natural gas and especially sapphires from the Yogo mine and other legends. It recounts sapphire discoveries in 1879 tales of Jimmy Doyle on Musselshell and a Lost Mine near Roundup plus Wakeman Bradley’s claimed site on the West Gallatin river and notes long extraction times and diamond like use of small sapphires in instruments and clocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
Asia
Montana
Butte
Sheherazade
Sinbad the Sailor
Little Belt Mountains
Orient
London
Jura
Yogo
Musselshell
Jimmy Doyle
C. M
Nan
Flatee Creek
Roundup
Doyle’s. Wakeman Bradley
Detroit
West Gallatin River
San Old Lake
Monarch Canyon
Mortson
Missouri River
Maeland
Jefferson
Lewis and Clark
Cascade County
Great Walls
Madison
Silver Bow
Beaverhead
Chicago
Deer Lodge
Black
Highland Mountains
Sheriff Beazley case reversed by Montana Supreme Court
The Montana Supreme Court reversed the Musselshell county district court ruling removing Sheriff Beazley, holding the case lacked proper jurisdiction and should be dismissed. Evidence suggested malfeasance for demanding protection money from bootleggers, but the statute used did not justify summary removal. The decision remanded with instructions to dismiss.
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Helena
T. G. Beasley
Musselshell County
Supreme Court
Beazley
District Court
A. & McNaught
Galen
Nick Vranish
Jack Hinand
Lquor
A. J. Galen
Eastern Montana Agricultural Credit corporation incorporation
Articles filed with the secretary of state for a Miles City Montana entity. The charter authorizes stock up to 100000 dollars in shares with par value fifty dollars. Incorporators listed include G. M. Miles S Fred Cale H H Bright W T Sullivan J C Laughlin est Ball and John Barley all of Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastern Montana Agricultural Credit Corporation
Miles City
Secretary of State
G. M. Miles
S. Fred Cale
H. H. Bright
W. T. Sullivan
J. C. Laughlin
Est Ball
John Barley
Miles Y
Hart Will Help Russell Museum Memorial Plan
Dan R. Conway drives a Great Falls memorial plan for Charles M. Russell with support from Bill Hart. Hart pledges 250 dollars and donates a horsehair hat band worn by Russell, as part of efforts praised by national figures and local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hart
Russell Museum
Dan R. Conway
Great Falls
Bill Hart
Chip
Charles M. Russell
Dan Conway
Montana Newspaper Association
Russell
Charlie
Conway
Mr. Hart
Bill
John D. Ryan
New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Queen Marie
Roumania
Rockefeller Presents World War Clipping Collection
John D. Rockefeller Jr. presents to the New York Historical Society the largest set of newspaper clippings on the World War. The collection fills volumes and contains many manuscripts and articles spanning global coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Historical Society
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Debt of Geraldine church raised after eight years
The Geraldine community church debt of 2200 dollars, overdue for eight years, has been paid off. Other brief notes include M J Allen taking horses and mules to Missouri, and the Great Falls routing changes due to a new carrier and district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine
Don’t Fuss With Mustard Plasters Musterole Relief Ad
An advertisement touts Musterole as a clean alternative to mustard plasters. It claims rapid relief for sore throat bronchitis tonsillitis croup stiff neck asthma neuralgia headache congestion rheumatism lumbago back pains sprains bruises chilblains frost, and even potential pneumonia prevention.
Explosion Fatal to Hanover Plant Worker in Lewistown
John Franklin Rich, in charge of the coal room at the Hanover plant of the Three Yorks Portland Cement company near Lewistown, died after a coal dust explosion burned his clothing away. He was married in July and survived by his widow, parents C W Rich and Mrs. Rich, ranchers nearby.
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Fort Renton
Great Northern Hotel
Harry Simmons
Johnnie Marquardt
Butte
Henry Raney
Boulder Valley
Here
Montana
Howard Dillon
Hanover
Three Yorks V Portland Cement Company
Lewistown
John Franklin Rich
Rich
C. W. Rich
Gum magnate shows modern motto with daily ad spend
The famed American who built a fortune selling chewing gum lives by the line keep at it and demonstrates faith by spending about 17000 dollars each day on advertising reflecting relentless business strategy and scale.
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M. E. Plassmann
Victor
Legislative Committee of Montana Sportsmen's Association
Conference On Proposed Laws Credit Corporation
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Glenn Smith
Missoula
R. H. Hill
George I. Mushbach
Billings
M. C. Carpenter
Sportsmen’s Association
J. O’brien
Jaden
Jia
Ws. Dean
M. D.,inc
Portland
Seattle
Bear Creek
Fairfeld
M. J. Allen
Missouri
Great Falls—Mall
Great Wallis
Ringiling
Potter Ranch
John Gjerde
Faulrview
Dale
W. H. Harrison
I. B. Mitchell
Secretary of ‘State
State Central Committee
Saco
Montana Power Company
Wolf Point
Scobey
Scobey Commercial Club
Judith Gap
Ed Burbee
Fedman
Burbee
H. Hilton Colvin
The
State University
Yale Club of
Western Montana
Queen Marie of
Romania
Hona A. Wegner
Len Wegner
Hattie Shields
Troy
Fred M. Shields
Great Falla
W. L. Holloway
Supreme Bench
California
Malta
Phillips County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Dodson
Mra. C. P. Martin
Saco Women’s Club
Geo. Atkins
Lovejoy Community Club
Kk. DP. Minnick
George Dutro
Malta Women's Club
Philips County
George Smith
Ken Nelson
Fort Benton
Great Northern
G. O. Galloway
Montana Life Insurance Company
Mountains
H. Cunningham
AYR
Orne Its
Gova
Sunburst Refining Company
U. S
Patent Officea
Chester
Towers
Oscar Glenn
W. Woolman
Ed Dunn
Brady
Geo. Boehl
Neibart
C. Pealow
W. Park, Butte
G. Evans
Box 417
East Helens
Mra P
Harre
Company Falls
Ddrese
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