05 Feb 1896
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1896
Page
1
A dull season prompts a newspaper notice advertising order-taking to clear stock and stimulate trade with special prices. Traii invites customers to take advantage of reduced prices during this sale period.
The Beaverhead mining outlook is bullish with gold and copper projects set for expansion. Dredging and modern methods will boost the Ban Dach district, Polaris and Old Watthful mines plan new ore plants, and Argenta and Trappergulch districts show strong development. Overall, mineral output and job creation are expected to rise, signaling a prosperous year.
Walter Cooper of Bozeman, member of the Montana state board of education, describes the commission's tour of eastern cities since December. The group inspected over 150 public buildings for heating and ventilation conditions, finding widespread deficiencies and urging legislative action to improve health standards in schools and civic structures.
A wide survey of Montana items notes postal free delivery plans to Great Falls, a Kalispell land office proposal for Flathead county, a dispute over streetcar fare payments, and tax questions facing Anaconda mining proceeds. Reports include a Butte sheriff sale, a sheep herder found dead near Sweet Grass with thirty three sheep nearby, and various legal and political notes across the state. The piece also covers river of bullion trade, German justice figures in Helena, and Montana leading 1805 precious metal production with shipments totaling about 37.8 million dollars compared with Colorado and California.
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