Beaverhead Camps Booming with Prosperity and Growth
A Beaverhead County mining boom is described with widespread development across Blue Wing Kent Huron and New Departure areas. Companies like Butte & Dillom Silver Fissure and local operators expand ore output smelters and rail readiness while workers add capacity and infrastructure. Engineers and managers from Columbia College and local experts guide assays and operations amid rapid district advancement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Blue Wing
Kent
Butte & Dillom Company
Monroe Mann
Huron
Robert
James Jaggers
Tolaris
Algo
Rainier
Butte
J. Heimbeck
J. S. C. Wells
Columbia College
Aoen Ag
Elkhorn
F. B. Felt
Felt
F.B. Williams
Mesars
Wella
Kennison
M. Dory
Sam Englengjerd
Springa
Chas, Richardson
Richard Haines
Hig Stocki Ag
Dixon College Choral Society Seeks Members for Dedication
Mr Riedelaberger invites both ladies and gentlemen to join a Choral Society at Dixon College. About forty young ladies have applied and formed the group. With the new Normal College building opening soon, plans include an oratorio or musical production to honor the state and Dixon, requiring early rehearsals due to limited stage seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riedelaberger
Dixon
Butte Mines Curtail Production Amid Labor Cuts
The Butte copper mines reduce output as about half the workforce is laid off. Some mines show over 50 percent cuts, with entire crews dismissed in places. Machinists strike halts progress and directors in Amalgamated subsidiary firms signal 50 percent curtailment with potential further cuts if needed.
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Butte
Atonut
Tmachinests
Lexington
New York
Amalgamated
Benefit Game Promises Pitchers Duel and Dillon Support
A Sunday benefit ball game features two strong beaverhead teams for Dillon players who won the state title. Eddie Ford and Barry lead captains with Kinnear Milund and LaCroix as battery mates. Last week Beaverhead Club beat Montana Mercantile 21 to 18 in a fast, feature filled nine innings.
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Dillon
Steams
Eddie Ford
Barry
Kinnear
Milund
Ford
LaCroix
Clint Ford
Fuller
Egan
Gilbert
Henline
Price
Wheat
Eklund
Stolle
Tom Gilbert
Patterson
Wolf
Herwig
Hart
Beaverhead Club
Montana Mercantile Company
Ehel Bros
Niblack
Cushing
Fred Gilbert
Baseball Scorecard for M M Club Game
Summary of a baseball game detailing innings totals, hits by players Stevenson Gilbert Barry Waldorf, and bases on balls. Notes include trio of base hits by Stevenson and Tom Gilbert, home run by Barry, and a 43 triple play F Gilbert to H Gilbert to Poindexter. Time two hours thirty minutes with umpires Ford.
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Harry Gilbert
Niblack
Dr. Poindexter
Cushing
Ray Riley
Ben Stevenson
Fred Waldorf
Barry
M. M
F. Gilbert
H. Gilbert
Poindexter
Stolle
Ford
Feed mill hoped for Dillon as Stoller plans operation
Beaverhead valley long eyed a flour mill and now a feed mill project appears viable in Dillon. Theodore Stoller of Littleton Colorado, son of local resident G Stoller, arrives with plans to grind animal feed and small flours and aims to start by next spring. Meanwhile the Presbyterian church has no sermon next Sunday due to Rev. A B Martin’s absence. Sunday school and Epworth League will meet as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Dillon
Theodore Stoller
Littleton
Colorado
G. Stoller
Atore
Stoller
B. Martin
Presbyterian Church
Sunday School
Epworth League
Ae Vewal
One of First Settlers Dies in Beaverhead County Montana
Pioneer William H. Oliver, born 1827 in Canada, died of heart disease at his Birch Creek ranch. Funeral held in Dillon last Friday with Rev. Heyward officiating. Survived by wife and two sons Fred and Deloy. daughter Nancy predeceased him. Oliver had early stints with the American Fur Company and notable Indian encounters.
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Grim Reaper
Dillon
Beaverhead
William II. Oliver
Mra. Agnire
Mra. Conner
Apex
Apex, Went To the Home of Mr. Oliver
Mr. Oliver
Brundage
Heyward
Mountain View
Oliver
William H. Oliver
Montana
T. Valentine
Huntington Co
Montreal District
Canada
St. Louis
Fort Benton
M.T
American Fur Company
Wisconsin
Missouri
Bevens Gulch
Birch Creek Ranch
Belt Mountains
Indiana
Misa Alice Sayre
Sheridan
Madison County
Nancy
Fred
Deloy
Pioneera’ Society of
Violin Recital at State Normal College Impresses Audience
The Assembly Hall of the State Normal College hosted a successful violin recital by Professor Karl Reidelberger with Miss Grace Graeter as accompanist. The six-piece program featured Hubay and Sarabate pieces, with praised technique and engaging informal comments between numbers. A second concert with a piano recital by Miss Graeter is slated for next Wednesday, including Mendelssohn and Chopin works.
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State Normal College
Department of Music
Karl Reidelsberger
Missy Grace Graeter
Reidelberger
Hubay
Saragate
Reidelsberger
Department of Movie
Normal College
Misa Graeter
Brilante
Mendelasoln
Beethoven
A. Toa
B. Toa
MacDowell
Gavotte and Magette
D’ Albert
Channon Triste
Technikowaki
Moszkowski
Chopin
Reidelnberger
Clever Sutton Swindler Puts Town In Turmoil
A. H. Sutton posing as a South Dakota millionaire sheepman swindled local firms out of horses and goods totaling around 130 dollars after paying with sight drafts. He fled via Lakeview, leaving creditors crossing paths with recovered merchandise and a hunt for the alleged culprit to answer in court.
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A. H. Sutton
South Dakota
Sutton
P. & O. Company
Anderson Bros
S. J. Haine
Hughes & McCaleb
Clark Anderson
Lakeview
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Beaverhead Camps
Silver Fissure Company
Choral Society
Montana Mercantile Co
Eliel Bros
Riley
Main
If Metlen
Tattergall
Waldorf If
M. M. CO
EK. B
Vad Price
T. Gilbert
Staudaher
Conger
C. Gilbert
Stevenson
Niblack Rf
Black, Rf
Cushing, Jf
Oes
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