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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1923

Page

12

Plucky Missoula Girls Pack 100 Tons For Rattlesnake Project

Edith 20 Mary 17 and Viola 15 assisted their father on a summer pack train carrying iron pipe valves and a large stove to the Rattlesnake lakes district. The trio made over 100 trips hauling one ton of supplies daily without loss amid stampedes and bear fears.

Missoula H. C. Pasley Edith Mary Viola Rattlesnake Lakes Packer Pasley Spring Gulch Grant Creek Edith Pasley

Meagher the most romantic figure in Montana history

Francis Meagher born 1823 in Waterford Ireland rose from Irish patriot to Civil War general. He served as Montana Territory acting governor and died July 1 1867 when the steamer G A Thompson reached Fort Benton with his body recovered later in Missouri River waters.

Montana Meriwether Lewis William Clark Manuel Lisa la Verendryes Missouri River Old Fort Benton Great Britain van Diemen’s Land G. A. Thompson Fort Benton Thomas Francis Meagher Ireland America England Francis, Meagher Meagher Montana Territory Waterford College of Clongowes Wood Kildare Stoneyhurst Lancashire Clonmel Tasmania Meagh Sidney Edgerton Territory H. L. Hosmer L. P. Williston L. E. Munson E. B. Neally United States George M. Penney D. J. Stewart M. A. Leason Warner, Beers & Co Edgerton New York Virginia City Helena Fredericksburg South Democratic Party Speaker Parrott Miners’ Hospital St. Louis Green Clay Smith

New Oil Lamp Burns 94 Percent Air Edition

Inventor EH P Johnson of Chicago offers a novel lamp that uses 94 percent air and can heat gas or electricity. He will give one free lamp to the first local user who helps introduce it. Agents wanted. write for particulars.

EH. P. Johnson W. Lake &J Chicago Ill

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