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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1919

Page

24

Son of J J Hill Pursues Montana Cattle Empire

Walter Hill youngest son of the late James J. Hill joins R P McClellen of Kansas City to acquire 7 500 acres and lease 24 000 along the Yellowstone near Livingston Montana. He plans shipment to South St Paul yards and aims to develop a large pure bred stock operation to feed Armour and Co. plant expansion in nearby packing district.

Walter Hill James J. Hill Montana R. P. McClellen Kansas City Yellowstone River Livingston Hill Chicago Stock Yards Company South St. Paul Burlington Billings Great Falls Young Hill Coulees Hfe Hhem Northwest Ayrshire Scotland St. Paul Thomas Shaw F. S. Dalrymple Great Northern Iron Ore Properties Dalrymple Armour & Co

William Berkin built Diamond R freight empire in Montana

William Berkin, pioneer Montana transporter, rose from pack trains to head the Diamond R freighting outfit. He guided bull teams across hostile terrain from Fort Benton to mining camps, shipped the first Butte ore, and helped found Boulder. His life intertwined with W A Clark, Broadwater, and Vigilantes, ending in Meagher county.

Montana William Berin Missouri River Diamond R Transportation Organization W. A. Clark Charles A. Broadwater Sam Pepin Butte Corrinne Utah San Francisco Swansea Wales Meagher County Berkin St. Louis Fort Benton Bannack Virginia City Boulder Jefferson County Diamond R West Broadwater Missouri Musselshell River White Sulphur Springs Musselshell Deer Lodge Silver Bow Gold Camps Salt Lake City Helena M. Wall Mountain Chief Butte Hill The Horn Park and Main Street Rialto Theater

Young Bourquin Watched German Surrender From Air

Flying Ensign M M Bourquin of Butte was one of three American aviators who witnessed the German fleet’s surrender from a seaplane 1000 feet above the North Sea. He described the scene as ships of the Allies lined the way to Harwich. Bourquin returned to Butte on furlough then served in Southampton London and saw the remains of Trafalgar Square’s Nelson statue damaged in celebrations.

London M. M. Bourquin Butte North Sea Bourquin Hassen Bourquin Harwich Admiral Beatty Uncle Sam New York Southampton England Admiral Nelson America Ensign “Bourquin

Commissioned on Field for Bravery in Action

Robert Howell of the 362nd regiment List division writes from Roundup about valor in the Argonne forest. He notes wearing crossed guns and gold bars, a Sam Brown belt, and shines on his gear after battlefield promotion for gallantry. He doubts the label but reflects on earning a possible D S C for capturing a machine gun.

Robert Howell Forest of Argonne Howell 362Nd Regiment List

Hohenzollern Faces Trial in Holland Exercise Claim

Sympathizers insist the Hohenzollern ran to Holland for exercise rather than avoiding trial. They argue the move shows no fear of facing justice and defend his intent amid continued legal scrutiny.

Mr. Hohenzollern Holland

Montana birdmen in unique work during World War I

J. H. Dwyer and Jerry Hegarty, Butte men of the 335th aero squadron, flew missions across the English Channel carrying high explosive bombs. They observed submarines, signaled destroyers, and noted American crews adapted quickly, aiding the Allied air campaign. Hegarty previously worked for the Butte Miner.

J. H. Dwyer Jerry Hegarty Butte 335Th Aero Squadron English Channel Dwyer Hegarty England Calais Air Service Butte Miner

Montana Tractor Truck and Auto School Set for Billings

Billings to start the Montana Tractor Truck and Auto School in January at 109 North 29th street. The four week course covers tractor truck and auto mechanism operation and repair with night sessions available improving skills for farmers and workers in the northwest.

Billings Montana Allo Northwest North 29Th Street

Untitled archival line reflects descent to dugout No 2

A fragment notes a descent to dugout No 2 beneath No 1 with air quality described as good. The terse line captures a moment of spatial arrangement in a historical setting.

Patrol plan urged after Christmas deaths in Roy area

Lewis town chamber of commerce recommends volunteer inspectors patrol ranch districts. Each district with few settlers would appoint workers for a week to visit remote homesteads and check residents need for epidemic relief after the influenza pneumonia deaths of the Oline brothers.

Oline Brothers Roy Chamber of Commerce of Lewistown

Missing 25 Reward for Baker Montana Man

A 58 year old man from Baker Montana disappeared after arriving in North Dakota on November 27. He is 6 feet 11 inches tall, 165 pounds, with grey hair and mustache, blue eyes, and 23 scars on his left arm. He wore blue bib overalls, a black dress coat, grey sweater and coat, corduroy cap, and black shoes. A $25 reward offered by his wife Mrs N T Mast of Baker for information leading to his whereabouts. Sheriff F F Kelling of Baker Montana is to be notified for tips.

Baker Montana Teach N. D N. T.,mast Master F. F. Kelling

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J. J. Hill Yelowstone Barney Oldfield William Berkin Diamond R Outfit Henry Plummer X. Bercher Neil Howie Vigilantes United States John Berkin Meagher Diamond K Transportation Organization Birdmen N. T. Mast Irving Whitehouse Co First National Bank Building Department “A
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