Yogo Gulch Sapphires Chosen by Princess for Ring
Montana sapphires from Yogo gulch rose to fame after a string of discoveries and mining ventures beginning in 1879. Prospectors Hoover Hobson and Dr Bouvet formed partnerships, later the New Mine Sapphire syndicate financed by British capitalists, opened deep tunnels and a long operating history through 1928, yielding the famous blue stones and a complex mining saga across the Judith river area.
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Yogo Gulch
Princess
Montana
Bannack
Virginia City
Last Chance Gulches
Yogo Creek
Little Belt Mountains
Yogo
Jake Hoover
Frank Hobson
South Fork
Judith River
Hoover
Sage Creek
S. S. Hobson
Hobson
Dr. Bouvet
Bovette
Bovett
Chicago
Bouvet
Fergus County
Butte
Yogo Canyon
Maine
Kitlen
C. M Goodell
Yoga Creek
Mr. Baker
Ettien
Matt Dunn
Alaska
Syndicate
New Mine
Sapphire Syndicate
Discovery
Jim Ettien
Burke
Utica
Lion Lode
Mary A. O’brien
Pat T. Sweeney
John Burke
Sweeney
American Sapphire Co
H. O. Chowan
Yogo Bill
George Fraser
George Spencer
Gene Poirer
Henry Crittenden
Charles H. Burr
Dan Q O’donnell
Wallace Danford
Montana Sapphire Mines and Their Lost Gem Riches
The article chronicles the Yogo Creek Montana sapphire mines, detailing mining and milling methods, equipment like jigs and a 100HP boiler, and the ore processing flow from sluices to rollers. It notes the dyke formation, color range from steel blue to cornflower blue, high hardness, historical thefts, and eventual deterioration with a belief the deposit could feed world demand for decades.
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London
Amsterdam
France
Switzerland
Woodbury
Yogo Creek
South Africa
Helena Woman Heads Auxiliary to Medical Men
Mrs. L. F. Hall of Helena elected president of the Montana State Woman's auxiliary of the American Medical Association at the Great Falls meeting. Mrs. David T. Berg of Helena named third vice president as the Montana auxiliary was founded during the Montana section annual meeting.
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L. F. Hall
Helena
Montana
Woman's Auxiliary
American Medical Association
Great Falls
David T. Berg
R. E. Mossman
Seattle
Wash
Hall
L. T. Sussex
Havre
J. I. Wernham
Billings
J. R. Ritchie
Missoula
Monroe
Kalispell
R. B. Durnin
Sister and Brother Reunited by Police
Ronald Stone, 18, of Sidney sought help to find his sister Thelma Stone believed to be in Great Falls. Police and radio collab located her and a police car reunited the siblings after seven years apart. The reunion brought happy emotions for all involved.
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Great Falls
Pat Patterson
Ronald Stone
Sidney
Thelma Stone
Miss Stone
Stone
Fishermen urged to carefully extinguish campfires at Pishkun reservoir
Leon Snyder refuge manager of the fish and wildlife service urged fishermen at Pishkun reservoir to use utmost care in putting out campfires to prevent wildfires and protect the area.
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Great Falls
Pishkun Reservoir
Leon Snyder
Fish and Wildlife Service
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