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Dillon Examiner in Dillon, Montana

16 Jul 1941

Page 7

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Dillon Examiner

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Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1941

Page

7

The Hymn to Freedom and a Finn in the Mine

Bella Taine and Jean Paanenen collide in a war scarred romance set in Maine. After shell shock and fear of light, they seek salvation through faith, music, and a perilous mine search where a night of storms tests love and courage. The rescue party, led by Finns, presses into darkness seeking Jean.

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Bella Taine America Jean Europe Karen Jean Paanenen Bella Finland Foret Ellis Duryea New York Duryea Times Square Ellis Moses Deming
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Penobscot Miners and Vestal Legacy at Marysville Mine

Nate Vestal built and financed the Penobscot mine at Marysville Montana, producing the largest bullion bar from a single mine in 1919. The bar weighed over 242 pounds and was valued at 54 262.62. The mine changed hands multiple times and yielded about 1 230 000 total. Vestal funded other nearby ventures and later moved to Alaska and California.

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Wilchey Oakland Calif Montana Nate Vestal Marysville Helena Penobscot Alta California Spring Valley Butte County California Thomas Cruse Cruse Vestal W. R. Rader Radersburg J. E. Murphy H. C. Nash W. H. Murphy Start Snowdrift and Penobscot Consolidated Mining Co John Longmaid Longmaid J. Henry Longmaid Black Hills Belmont Whippoorwill Empire Legion Alaska Forest Hill Butte
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Den ver’s Iron Foundry Released Early Two Inch Cannon

One of the first products from Den ver’s iron foundry was a two inch cannon used to fight Indians. The text notes the average age of trees is about 250 years.

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