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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1941

Page

3

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Great Falls Pishkun Reservoir Leon Snyder Fish and Wildlife Service

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