Graeter Electric project brings new power to Dillon
Graeter Electric company prepares one of the Wests finest electric plants near Lowell springs to supply Dillon with current. Engineer Avery oversees a modern, permanent facility with a high pressure turbine, 10 000 volt three phase transmission and a pressurized pipe line feeding a 400 foot hill dam reservoir. Thad Avery Jr will head the plant ensuring safe reliable service when machinery arrives and is installed.
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Dillon
Graeter Electric Company
Lowell Springs
Examiner
Graeter
Avery
Victor
Dillon Company
Mellen
A. F. Graeter
Joseph Shineberger
William Roe
St. Louis
Dayton
Ohio
Cincinnati
Barrett's
Thad Avery, Jr
Bannack
United States
Graeter Electric Purchases Jets for New Beaverhead Office
Graeter Electric buys the Selway Jets and crews straighten the old foundation near Beaverhead stable to permit a new office building. Architect Allen Merritt works on preliminary plans for the structure.
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Graeter Electric Company
Selway Jets
Beaverhead
Allen Merritt
Mary Louise Bennett 1901 Graduate Dies After Illness
Miss Mary Louise Bennett, longtime Dillon resident and 1901 graduate of the State Normal, died in Great Falls Columbus hospital after a brief appendicitis illness. She was 21, taught county schools, held a State Life diploma, and leaves parents and siblings. Funeral from her residence tomorrow at 2 and Mass at St Ann's at 2:30. Interment at Calvary.
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Mary Louise Bennett
State Normal
Richard Bennett
Seventh St. North
Columbia Hospital
Miss Bennett
State Normal School
Dilton
Misa Tillotson
Grand Forks
N. C
Neihart
McAlliater
St. Ann's Catholic Church
Thomas McCormick
Calvary Cemetery
Traphagen Resigns Montana Post for Colorado Mine School
Dr. Frank W. Traphagen, head of sciences at the Montana Agricultural College and government station chemist since 1893, resigns to become professor of metallurgy and assaying at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden. He will leave soon. family stays briefly in Bozeman.
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Frank W. Traphagen
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Colorado School of Mines
Golden
Traphagen
Helena
Northwest
Montana College
Deer Lodge
Farmers’ Institutes
Beaverhead
Montana
Colorado
Briggs visits Dil lon as Salmon rail line plans unfold
Volney B. Briggs arrived in Dillon Friday afternoon and stayed a few days greeting friends. He owns the ranch at the Salmon Short Line junction where the railroad will form and his property is expected to rise in value in the coming years.
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Volney B. Briggs
Dillon
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State Bank of Dillon
Europe
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Rez
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