Dark Horse Mine Driven To Great Growth In Salmon
Dugan of the Dark Horse mine visited Salmon and praised the town and future growth. He cited a 33-man workforce, shipments of about 12 tons weekly, and rapid underground progress with ore in the face of drifts and shaft. The first lead shows $24 gold and copper, while the anticipated second lead promises high grade bornite ore likely to yield dividends. equipment includes a 1000-foot hoist and 7-drill compressor.
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Fim
Dugan
Dark Horse
McCutcheon
The
Sullivan
O. C. Schlegelmilch
Remey to be tried again for grand larceny
Camille Frederick Remey, the convicted murderer of Wason J. Oliver, will be brought from Deer Lodge to Helena to face a grand larceny charge. Judge Henry C. Smith ordered the county attorney to file information after evidence showed Remey took Oliver family property and later disposed of it. items recovered in Vancouver and from intermediaries include knives and spoons sold to a government employee at Gateway.
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Camille Frederick Remey
Oliver
W. M. Oliver
Helena
Deer Lodge
Wason J. Oliver
Henry C. Smith
Sidney Miller
Remey
Prand
Vancouver
Gateway
Electric Railway Plan Moves Ahead With Eastern Backing
Sheridan promoter W H Godfrey reports eastern capitalists back a Dillon to Virginia City electric railway project. They asked him to pause until they finish current eastern commitments and then send surveyors to study the route right of way and traffic. Godfrey has four years invested gathering data on tonnage and grades to present to investors. Local capital has proved hard to attract, so eastern financiers now plan to proceed independently once they review the matter further.
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W. H. Godfrey
Sheridan Mining
New York
Sheridan Enterprise
Dillon-Virginia City
Veyors
Godfrey
Organizing Club Proposals Tabled At City Meeting
A court house gathering approved forming a general club with civic improvement dramatic athletic and literary departments. A temporary chairman Miss Dorchester appointed a drafting committee to prepare a constitution for review at Saturday's 2 30 PM meeting in the public school eighth grade room.
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Court House
H. H. Swain
Robert Clark
H. H. Poindexter
Miss Dorchester
B. BE. White
J. B. McKinney
A. B. Martin
Clara Chapman
W. W. Kingsbury
Miss Tones
Chicago Sheep Market Mixed Trends and Load Backlog Report
The Chicago Drovers Journal notes steady western range prices for sheep and lambs with many grades 10 to 25 cents lower, while loading stations in Idaho Montana and Wyoming hold thousands awaiting shipment. Demand disruption may force many producers to abandon marketing this season though next year’s feed outlook looks favorable. Prices ranged with mutton ewes 5.00 to 5.25, feeders 3.25 to 4.25, breeders 4.50 to 5.50. fat wethers 5.10 to 5.60, yearlings 5.75 to 6.25, feeders 5.25 to 5.50, and lambs 6.60 to 7.25 with feedere 6.25 to 6.50. The note ends with advertisement for Dillon Steam Laundry.
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Western Range
Saya
Chicago Drovers’ Journal
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Beaverhead County Election Returns Filed in 1906
Official election returns canvassed by Beaverhead County Canvassing Board on November 10 1906 attest by County Clerk M O Baker. Contains county seal and clerk’s official statement of results.
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Beaverhead
MO. S. Baker
Board of County
Beaverhead County
Montana
Scenic Yosemite Route Planned by Southern Pacific
The Southern Pacific announces new service to Yosemite Valley in cooperation with the Yosemite Valley Railroad. An eighty mile Merced Falls to park boundary line will replace stage travel and connect to a turnpike for rapid hotel access. Seven hundred thousand dollars have been invested in hotels and infrastructure with Roosevelt backing the plan and experts noting the valley’s scenic value.
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Southern Pacific
Yosemite Valley
Yosemite
Merced River Canyon
Merced Falla
Park Line
San Francisco
New Turnpike Company
Frank 4. Miller
Glenwood
Riverside
Department of the Interior
Europe
Roosevelt
Interior Department
David Starr Jordan
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
Albert Shaw
Jacob Riis
Merced
Ita
Miller
Young Women's Christian Association meets in Dillon
The second annual state convention of the Young Women's Christian Association closes in Dillon after three days of largely attended meetings. Delegates and friends prepare to return home, with the next session planned for Dillon and a closing service led by Elizabeth Wilson of Chicago. A gospel service in Women's Hall featured Lucy Pearson and a quartet. Dillon Coal and Transfer advertises coal wood and general transfer services with contact at the Fair store.
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Young Women’s Christian Association
Dillon
Misa Elizabeth Wilson
Chicago
Christian Association Movement
Association
Women’s Hall
Hia
Lucy Pearson
North Dakota
Minta McCall
Bessie van Dorn
Vivian Warner
Avery May
Sleeping cars offer lighter bedding on Southwest Limited
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway has modernized its sleeping cars on the Southwest Limited between Chicago and Kansas City by replacing heavy woolen blankets with white counterpanes or bed spreads. Blankets remain available for cooler nights, improving comfort for all passengers.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Company
Southwest
Chicago
Kansas City
Notice of warrants payable at county treasurer office
All warrants registered on Poor Bridge General and Contingent funds are payable at the county treasurer's office on November 20 1906. Interest ceases after that date. B N Stevenson County Treasurer. November 14 1906. ernment Call at the shooting gallery and make a score for the $10 prize. 2t
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B. N. Stevenson
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Dillon Steam Laundry
Dillon Coal & Transfer Co
General Transfer
Teélé
Dunaiwuatlu
Apu
Eliel Bros
Nela V. Smith
Johnson & Smith
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
State Bank OF Dillon
General Banking
A. L. Stone
Cashier
Viking
Robert Morton
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