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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1925

Page

2

Mineral County Mining Boom Nets Bright Future for Superior

A. P. Johnston of Superior says the Coeur d'Alene district shows renewed activity across Wishereek to Saltese with many mines working, drill testing under way, and Iron Mountain zinc mining restarting. He notes four new drilling rigs, old landmarks fading, and Superior at the center of a growing quartz and placer belts with timber and water power nearby.

Coeur d'Alene Mineral County A. P. Johnston Superior Wishereek Saltese Iron Mountain Coeur Coeur d’Alene Walla Walla Wash Johnson

Three Forks Storysignaling Deaths and Treacherous Trails

In an 1832 Eight The Three Forks region tale recounts Vanderburgh and Bridger deaths amid Blackfeet Gros Ventres alliances. Journal accounts detail Lewis and Clark’s earlier contact with the Gros Ventres and the brutal retaliation that followed, shaping the area’s dangerous frontier history.

Fur trade rivalries and Mineral county resources in 1832 notes

The State Librarian of our Historical society recalls the clash between the American Fur Company and the Rocky Mountain Fur Company. Trappers led by Eleary Vanderburgh and Jim Bridger reached the Three Forks and engaged in land patenting and post office relocation. Mineral County agriculture is highlighted as underexploited yet valuable with potatoes yielding high per acre—amid intense 19th century business rivalry.

Cock Robbin Vanderburgh Bridger Three Forks Beaver Country Our Historical Society American Fur Company Rocky Mountain Fur Company Eleary Vanderburgh Jim Bridger Jefferson River Johnston Mineral County Fitzpat Arapahoes Arkansas Crow Country Black Hills Nez Perces Rocky Mountains Prairie Fitzpatrick Missouri

White Pine Blister Rust Threatens Montana Forests

The Montana agricultural and forestry departments warn that white pine blister rust discovered near Nelson, British Columbia endangers western Montana pine stands. An eradication campaign targets cultivated black currants as the rust’s key vector, with state and federal agencies coordinating to remove currants and protect timber. Experimental eradication work will start next summer in Montana and Idaho to safeguard white pine forests.

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Hy Rapiom for Pyorrhea and Oral Infections

Remarkable radiu m based remedy promoted for pyorrhea and other oral infections. Claims include killing germs and stalling tissue decay, with a price of 8.60 per bottle and notes on gum healing and tooth saving.

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Golden Medical Discovery Promoted By Dr Pierce

A distinguished citizen Dr B V Pierce is celebrated for fifty years of herbal remedies. The Golden Medical Discovery is billed as a blood medicine and stomach alterative that clears the skin improves circulation and eliminates pimples. It claims to beautify through better blood and asks readers to request tablets or liquid or send 10 cents for a sample.

B. V. Pierce Dr. Pierce Doctor Pierce Golden Medical Invalins Hotel Buffalo N.Y

Great Northern Ordered to Install Automatic Control in Montana

The Interstate Commerce Commission ordered the Great Northern railway to install an automatic train control device on 106 miles of track from Williston to Wolf Point, Montana, despite a petition to avoid the cost. The $90,000 expenditure faces opposition from railroad officials and a dissenting commissioner who urged a block signal extension as safer and cheaper.

Interstate Commerce Commission Washington Great Northern Railway Company Williston Wolf Point Montana McManamy Hall Ottman Commission Great Northern

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