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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1921

Page

12

Turkeys, Bandits, and Crow Attack Save Montana Christmas Dinner

Beidler rides to Hell Gate for turkeys as Crow Indians ambush him. Four road agents of Plummer pursue. Beidler uses rock fortifications, kills two attackers, and escapes with the turkeys. Four miners later arrive to aid, rescue Beidler, and the party returns to Virginia City for a Christmas feast.

Montana Virginia City Chelatomas X. Beidler Lee Gronlund Beidler Plummer Beisdler Bannack George Ives Place Hell Gate Barrett's Hotel al Smith Old George Brown Hall Sanders Belcler Brown Pete Beidher Grey Eagle Turkey Virginia Belchher Baumgartner Deer Lodge Gray Eagle Jefferson Valley Mani Belcler Smith

Pioneering Montana Jeweler Keppler Dies in Oregon

Joseph C. Keppler the first Montana jeweler died last week at The Dalles Oregon after months of illness. Born in Germany he came to America in 1860 and worked during the Pike's Peak and Colorado days before opening Bannack and Virginia Citys first jewelry shop. He moved to Anaconda where he lived and worked in jewelry until his death.

Joseph C. Keppler Montana Virginia City Bannack Dalles Oregon Anaconda Keppler Germany America Colorado Pike's Peak Galena Ill U. S. Grant United States

Retail merchants face no profit year ahead in Montana

Robert C. Line of Columbus Montana predicts 1921 will be a no profit year for retailers in Montana due to rapidly falling prices and need for rapid adjustments. He cites high operating costs shrinking volume and a gradual fall in finished goods prices, while food stuffs decline faster. He warns retailers cannot control prices as competition drives trends.

Montana Robert C. Line Columbus Line University of Kansas

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