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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1920

Page

3

Montana Power wireless system expands toward remote service

The Montana Power company finished a major wireless station on Butte hill at 6500 feet, enabling messages from Washington, Cape Blanco, and 800 miles away. The system links Butte Thompson Falls and Voltage near Great Falls, with plans for wireless telephony and forestry service use.

Montana Power Company Butte Hill Washington, D.C Cape Blanco Butte Thompson Falls Voltage Great Falls Milwaukee Road Bureau of Navigation Radio Inspector of the Northwest C. R. Redfern Seattle Montana State College Bozeman Thaler Department of Electrical Engineering R. B. Adams United States Forestry Service Forestry Service Missoula Buck Washington Mare Island

Pitamakan Running Eagle the famed Blackfeet war chief

The article recounts Pitamakan known as Running Eagle, a woman who led raids after being named war chief. She selected and led horses from the Flatheads and Sioux campaigns, wore men’s dress in battle, and gained high respect from chiefs and medicine men for her bravery.

Pitamakan Running Eagle Sand Hills

Running Eagle Falls Tale of Blackfeet Warrior Pitamakan

The article recalls Pitamakan also known as Running Eagle a famed Blackfeet woman warrior who earned a man names and led horse raids near Glacier Park. She died aged 70 to 80 after fighting Flatheads and was honored with the waterfall Pitamakan named for her memory. Her legend grew among the tribe and Hudson Bay traders called her Blackfeet Joan of Arc.

Upper Lower St. Mary’s Lakes Glacier Park America Weasel Flathead Flathead Lake Flathead Camp Pitamakan Hudson Bay Company Joan of Arc Lakes of St. Mary St. Mary's Lakes

Strike in Mosby Well No 2 of Frantz Company

An important strike was made in well No 2 of the Frantz corporation about four miles northwest of the Discovery well on the Mosby dome in 14-15-29 east. The depth was 1 200 feet and L S Lantz foreman estimates a 250 barrel well. Oil from a 10 inch casing gushes with a reservoir being prepared nearby. The oil is high quality about 50 percent gasoline as in the discovery well. The find has stirred excitement in the Winnett field, with the Deck er Collins well drilling about a quarter mile away.

Frantz Corporation Mosby Dome L. 8 S. Lantz Winnett Field Decker-Collins

RoQuity Life Licensed to Write in Montana

The Equity Life Insurance Company with its home office in Great Falls has been licensed to sell life insurance in Montana. It reports authorized capital and surplus of 500000 dollars and has sold stock in Montana North Dakota South Dakota and Minnesota. The company lists over 600 stockholders, many are northwestern farmers.

The Equity Life Insurance Company Great Falls Montana North South Dakota Minnesota

Butte Street Car Line In Trouble

The Butte street railway forfeits its franchise for failing to keep six days of service per week. Manager J R Wharton says the line will operate only with a 10 cent fare plus transfers and tax relief, and warns that 10 cent fares may spark jitney competition threatening the system. He offers to sell rails and rolling stock at half replacement cost and urges mining companies to stagger shifts to reduce congestion. Senator Clark to visit in June unrelated to the railway.

Butte Street Railway J. R. Wharton Wharton Butte Harrison Avenue Clark

Co operative Insurance Firm Sees Bright Future

The company operates on a standard legal reserve basis and gains support from many farm organizations and co operative institutions. Officers include W. M. Burlingame president and Montana State Union leader, H. G. Dyer vice president and Equity Society officer, C. W. Cleveland secretary treasurer, H. A. Reeve assistant secretary treasurer, G. W. Massy Jr superintendent of agents, and C. F. Holt as legal counsel.

W. M. Burlingame Montana C. W. Cleveland Calse Equity Mutual Insurance Company H. A. Reeve Great Falls G. W. Massy, Jr C. F. Holt

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Power Company's Wireless System Pend d’Oreilles Weasel Woman Blackfeet Falling Bear Blood Chief MOSBY Frantz Company Roquity Life Postum Cereal Co.) Inc Battle Creek, Mich
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