Mining Revival and Development in Tex District Prospects
Ed Sullivan visits Dillon and notes rising mining activity in the Tex district led by the 16 to 1 mine owned by Fred Lower. About 20 workers ship 10 to 15 tons daily to Dubois while building a three mile Meadow Lake ditch to supply water. Cattle roundups, sheepmen disputes, and a recent damaging storm also affect Lemhi Valley.
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Ed Sullivan
Dillon
Mr. Sullivan
Bedrock
Lee Stewart
Chester
Illinois
Stewart
Sullivan
John Wenger
Idaho
Lemhi
Old Tex
Fred Lower
Dubois
Birch Creek
Meadow Lake
Thea
Millionaire Tramp A Good Show From A Dream To Stardom
A small town youth pursues acting despite Puritan parental opposition. He becomes a tramp after failed romance and drink, then joins a touring troupe in Indiana. Lawrence Rusael weaves a clever tale with Elmer Walters production delivering a dreamlike oasis amid modern theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Indiana
Lawrence Rusae
Elmer Walters
Martin Shoemaker Visits after Narrow Mine Cave-In
Martin Shoemaker, an elderly prospector, visited the county seat Monday bruised but recovering from a tunnel collapse at the South Fork dig. He was buried for hours before Shorty Rhino rescued him and brought him to his cabin for care.
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Martin Shoemaker
Gome
Halle
Shorty
Rhino
Shoemaker
He.rmat
Stock Notes From Big Hole Basin Gather Cattle Movements
Silas C Dighno reported Fort Hall Indian reservation cattle in fine shape in the Big Hole Basin. About 780 head arrived last week with 1 200 more expected soon. W A Armitage and partners purchased 1 190 head of steers and 1 000 head of stock cattle including cows calves dry cows and young steers. prices referenced Chicago market. Mr and Mrs Charles Perry welcomed a baby girl last Wednesday evening.
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Silas C. Dighno
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
W. A. Armitage
Idaho
W. A. Stanchfield
Charles Francis
Mr. Armitage
Chicago
Big Hole
Dormitory progress and campus social plans at college
Miss Mabel Wafford returns as dormitory work advances. New residents include Miss Scott and Miss Brewer from Deer Lodge and Townsend. When the dormitory is completed, a house warming reception is planned, with the matron’s approval likely to carry it through. Professors and students enjoyed an outing in Sheep Canyon. The YWCA meets to encourage generosity and to furnish a room in the new building, aiming to send a delegate to the Pacific Coast convention.
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Scott
Deer Lodge
Brewer
Townsend
Allen
Squire
Ruediger
Mott
Bagley
Sheep Canyon
Halle
Normal Board
Electrical Building Contract Awarded for Beaverhead Site
Frank Birrer has won the contract to erect a new brick and stone front building on the alley corner near the Beaverhead stable. Grueter Electric will construct it, spanning 23 by 63 feet, costing about 3000 dollars. It will be one story with a basement and serve as a transforming station and general office for the electric company, with basement storage. Joseph Coumerille of Salt Lake drove 780 cattle, mostly feeders, last week.
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Frank Birrer
Grueter Electric Company
Beaverhead Stable
The
Electric Company
Joseph Coumerille
Salt Lake
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Lemhi- Valley
Tex
Daily
Opera
Big Hole Basin
Charles Perry
Mabel Wafford
Mark
Opera House
Montana
Metlen
Dition’ _ nk
Spencer
R. R
C. M. Eddy
Kunzman’s
Geo, Kunzman
Bannack St
Dillon, Mont
Dillon Examiner
Paul Brown
Crystal Block
Bugs
S. Taylor
Dition
Mont
Gooch & Coon
Flor-De-Rothenberg
Call
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