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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 13, 1925

Page

3

Camp Was So Named in Honor of Major Lewis at Fort Shaw

Local historians trace Lewistown’s name to Camp Lewis located where the city’s business district stands. Librarian David Hilger cites 1875 War Department maps confirming the camp’s site and notes Major William H. Lewis of the Seventh Infantry as the namesake.

Lewis Seventh Infantry Fort Shaw David Hilger State Histo Lewistown Montana Camp Lewis Montana Historical Lbrary Hilger William Ludlow War Department Carroll, Mont Yelowstone Park George L. Browning Reed’s Fort Reed F. A. Janeaux Janeaux Postoffice Department Idaho Camp Baker Fort Logan Sun River William H., Lewis Seventh Infantry Regiment Forts Shaw and Ellis Gibbons Helena Herald Lewis J Judith Basin Big Spring Creek William H. Lewis Nineteenth Infantry

Montana farmer H A W Jacobi Builds Wealth From Foxes and Water Wheels

The Fort Benton resident, once a seafarer, developed a four-wheel irrigation system lifting 4,600 gallons a minute to irrigate 1,000 acres. He bred pedigreed Foxes from Prince Edward Island, expanding to other fur bearing animals, cattle and sheep. His show farm near Fort Benton features a water wheel system, a embowered home, and a model operation praised as northern Montana’s standout farm success.

Jacobi Teton North Country Fort Benton Jacob Teton River Prince Edward, Island Prince Edward Teland Montana Chicago Fisher Panama Mr. Jacobi Desert

Jacobi Ranch Water-Wheel System Impresses Montana

A description of massive paddle wheels on the Jacobi ranch explains how five gallon buckets lift water about 27 feet into a flume leading to a ditch. The end is a showcase of ingenuity crafted by Mr. Jacobi who is noted as a pioneer black fox farmer in Montana.

H. A. W. Jacobi Montana Mississippi River Ike Niserla Jacobi Mr. Jacobi

Montana Friend Receives Roosevelt Medal For Outdoor Leadership

George Bird Grinnell, renowned naturalist and author, receives a Roosevelt medal for distinguished service in promoting outdoor life. Noted for aiding Yellowstone preservation and Glacier park creation, he opposed commercializing Yellowstone and helped establish government protections and early Audubon society. Born 1849 in Brooklyn.

George Bird Grinnell Roosevelt Medal George Bird Grinnell Northwest Montana Yellowstone Park Glacier Park Custer Black Hills William Ludlow Yellowstone

Montana to distribute war relics to cities statewide

Legislature appropriated 82500 to bring allotment to Helena and pay transportation for Montana cities. About 1900 war trophies are allocated by the war department, including 18 heavy pieces and 15 varieties of smaller items for group displays. Distribution is by the adjutant general after legion input.

Helena State of Montana War Department Adjutant General's Office Adjutant General

Queen City No. 10 Gusher in Kevin Field Promises Big North Montana Output

The Queen City No. 10 well in the Kevin Sunburst field, northern Montana, surged to 2830 barrels per day within twelve hours after spouting oil. Oil rose in a pillar for two hours, with much spilled on the prairie while a pipeline was laid. This marks the field’s largest producer yet and solo gusher in the Ellis sand.

Queen City No Kevin-Sunburst Montana Ellis

Ancient weapon found at Libby in Pipe Creek bank

John McLellan of Libby possesses a sword dug from Pipe Creek bank about 15 years ago by H A Burrell. The relic, likely Hudson Bay Company linked, bears brass handle inscriptions 14Co and 3S or 38 with a crown and the number 18, and shows a heavily rusted blade.

John McLellan Libby Pipe Creek H. A. Burrell Hudson Bay Company Mr. Burrell

Fairview Mercantile Promotes 4-H Club Work with Discount

The Fairview Mercantile Company in Fairview Richland County offers a 10 percent discount on all materials to 4-H club members to stimulate club work among county girls.

Fairvew Mercantle Company Fairvew Richland County

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