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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1923

Page

3

Fergus Co Mine Will Be Worked Near Lewistown

Assays warrant development of Fergus county gold claims in Cone Butte district east of Lewistown. A group led by Golden Jack Lee will invest at least $20,000 in 10 months with a mill planned to cost about $40,000. Three Forks Portland Cement officials and Trident investors form the syndicate including E. W. Leh, L. P. Hoover, W. J. Andrews, Amos Dawes, K. C. Kimball, and Willard Miece.

Fergus County Lewistown Golden Jack” Lee Cone Butte Golden Jack Hoover Lee Three Forks Portland Cement Company Trident Montana E. W. Leh L. P. Hoover W. J. Andrews Amos Dawes K. C. Kimball Willard Miece

Cattle Price Prediction and Regional News in Montana

Montana and regional briefs report price forecasts for cattle up to $1 above 1922 figures by Charles O Robinson. Great Falls notes Milwaukee railroad freight volume at peak levels since last summer. Livingston reports Billy Miles and Holly Hefferlin renting a motorist camp ground for traveler use. Kalispell remembers Owen E Thomas former land office register who died at his Fortune ranch. Helena covers state aide appointment to Montana military training camp in Fort Douglas. Lewistown reports Henry Weingart cleared of responsibility for Mary Laverdure death after jurors found the fatal crash occurred at night with glare from oncoming lights.

Miles City Charles O. Robinson Chicago Great Falls Livingston Billy Miles Holly Hefferlin Daniel McLeod Kalispell Owen E. Thomas Montana United States Land Office Fortune Marysville Helena Hepner War Department Washington Fort Douglas Utah Lewistown Henry Weingart Mary Laverdure Weingart

Montana Leads Nation in Lead Smelting In 1922

Montana, fifth in lead production, smelted 14 551 tons in 1922, up from 11 565 in 1921 and 13 231 in 1920, as Geological Survey figures show. National output was 492 705 tons in 1922, with California 202 245 tons and Idaho 91 487. State prices fell from eight cents per pound in 1920 to 4 5/8 in 1921 and 5 5/8 in 1922.

Montana Geological Survey California Idaho Oklahoma Utah

Ringling Oil Well Tops U S Altitude at 7000 Feet

State'sHighest oil well reports from the Mid Northen Lewistown office that the Ringling well is down 1 535 feet with production expected at 2 200 feet. The well is described as the highest in altitude in the United States at a little over 7 000 feet above sea level.

Lewistown United States

Former Leading Montanan C C Gruwell Dies in Idaho

Former Yellowstone County Senator C C Gruwell died recently in Twin Falls Idaho. Born December 18 1887 in Lee County Iowa Gruwell moved through Helena Salmon and Billings to shape Montana mining and commerce. He served as Yellowstone County commissioner and as state senator supporting W A Clark and Paris Gibson. Surviving members include Warren Gruwell of Twin Falls and Robert E Gruwell of Omaha along with other relatives.

C. C. Gruwell Yellowstone County Twin Falls Idaho Senator Gruwell Lee County California Fremont Iowa Los Angeles Helena C. O. Gruwell Santa Clara College Virginia City Nev Fort Benton Salmon Leesburg Sarah Bohanon Montana Deer Lodge County Gruwell Lincoln Henderson Gulches Flint Creek Philipsburg Coeur d’Alene Mountains Patrick Brogan Big Horn Basin Wyoming Custer County Custer Yellowstone Billings Senate W. A. Clark United States Paris Gibson Nevada Paradise Valley Idaho Falls Warren Blair Francis Spear

Shipping of Yakima wool to Boston tops 100000 dollars

Yakima wool worth over 100000 dollars representing four companies was shipped to Boston. The average price paid was 39 cents per pound. Across the country, Henry Ford's cash balances stay above 200 million despite large purchases of coal land timber and other investments.

Yakima Wash Boston New York Henry Ford Geneva League Washington Carson County Wyoming Interior Department Anthony Wayne Cook Pennsylvania The Daughters of the American Revolution Society Moscow B. K. Wheeler Montana American Congress Russia Seattle Oregon San Francisco Idaho Denver Fort Worth Texas Federal Grand Jury Paris Bank of England Bank of France Standard Oil of New Jersey Maryland Virginia West Virginia District of Columbia Texas Company St. Louis Salem State Corporation Wyo Salt Creek Wyoming Land Board Midwest Refining Company Mutual Midwest Colorado Fresno Calif Yettem Sun Maid Raisin Growers’ Association Sun Maid Concern

Watch Your Daughter Read What This Woman Says

A Fort Scott woman advocates Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female disorders. She testifies the remedy helped her and her two daughters during expectancy and turned them into stout healthy young ladies. She urges mothers to use the product and sends 10 cents to Buffalo for samples.

Fort Scott Kans Ola Kirkman Fred Harvey

Dairying Prospects in Western Montana Timbered Areas

Dairying suits western Montana timbered sections with pasture on cheap land and strong profit from dairy cows without stump removal. Hog and poultry farming should accompany dairying. fruits berries garden crops and field crops all thrive. we offer land at appraiser fixed values free of commissions and promotion charges and will assist in locating suitable land.

Montana

Crews to Start on New Montana Wyoming Railroad

Sub contractors ordered to bring equipment on ground and camp for the 326 mile line from Miles City to the Salt Creek oil fields. Peterson of Omaha firm has the contract and Prahl with 50 men to begin 60 miles of grading south from Miles City. Machinery arriving, surveying crews move toward Sheridan and Miles City as the work advances.

Miles City Salt Creek Peterson Peterson, Gunther and Shirley Omaha Emil J. Prahl Sheridan

A Lady of Distinction Uses Perfume and Cuticura

A Lady of Distinction is recognized by the delicate influence of the perfume she uses. A bath with Cuticura Soap and hot water cleanses the pores, followed by a dusting with Cuticura Talcum Powder for clear healthy skin.

Two Companies to En Campment from Poplar Montana

Poplar plans to send two companies to the national guard encampment at American Lake this summer in late June or early July making it the sole Montana town with that distinction.

National Guard American Lake Poplar Montana

Light estate bequeaths oil rights to church in Grass Range

Under the will of the late Eien M. Light of Grass Range the Great Falls district of the Methodist Episcopal church receives a small percentage in the oil rights of Mrs Light's ranch. Mrs Light is mother of actress Margaret Illington and most of the estate is left to her.

Lewistown Eien M. Light Grass Range Great Falls The Methodist Episcopal Church

Classified notices and ads from Great Falls Montana era

Classified items include mail order Kodak services from Rogers Edwards Great Falls, teaching job listings by Northwest agencies, lodging at St Marys Home Great Falls, Montana School ads from Montana Institute Miles City, hemstitching and sewing services in Great Falls, assayers and bonding firms Lewis Walker Butte, Montana, debt collections and adjustment firms Helena Montana, personal ads for marriage and companionship from San Francisco to Oakland, various sale ads for farming stock and a garage business in Wilsall Montana, plus a diamond cylinder press for sale Grass Range Montana.

Montana towns report spring county updates and projects

Montana communities announce university registration figures, library circulation, a new station bid, a sheriff sale, cooperative efforts against predators, teacher resignations, an entomology conference in Bozeman, a lamb sale profit, a meat contract for Glacier Park hotel, and a corn planting week proclamation in Roosevelt county.

Missoula State University of Montana Great Falls Miles City Northern Pacific Livingston Kline National Park Bank Harlowton Wheatland Winnipeg Canada Sidney Augustus Vaux Great Falls Meat Company Great Northern Railway Glacier Park Poplar Roosevelt County

Helena Commission Advances Harlow Durand Irrigation Plan

The Helena commission on the Harlow Douand irrigation project covering 20 000 acres is progressing and a full report is expected soon.

Helena Harlowton-Durand

Freckle-Face Remedy Offer for Free Trial

A newspaper pitch offers Miss Freckle-face a no cost trial of Othine double strength to remove freckles and brighten complexion. If successful the expense is small, if not refunded. The ad notes rarely more than one ounce is needed and instructs to ask for double strength Othine with a money back guarantee.

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