Laurin Montana Pioneer Valley Preserved In Tour Narrative
The article tours Laurin Montana detailing settlers from Peter Daly to J. W. Blair and Arch ie Hayden. It notes the first cabin and schoolteacher, early churches, lynching lore, ranches, stores, a stage line to Centennial valley and the Butte Rod and Gun club near Magdalen postoffice. Cattle raising dominates the local economy with three schools and annual fairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Daly
B. Laurin
John Redfern
Thrasher
Lee Goetschins
J. B. Laurin
Jefferson
J. E. Blake
Forest Hill Ranch
William Hollingsworth
William Fitch
Magdalen
George Humphrey
Odell Flat
Mr. Wetmore
Odell Creek
Red Rock Lake
Mr. Marble
Red Rock Creek
F. G. Marble
Archie Hayden
Archie
W. O. Metzell
Warm Spring
Dillon
Warm Springs
Miller Boys
A. F. Jones
Long Creek
Embryo Bonanzas That Deserve Encouragement
The article surveys multiple mining operations across Argenta Bannack and Elkhorn districts highlighting mines like Midnight managed by A V Clark and New Departure owned by Judge L A Brown. It notes dredging at Grasshopper with F L Graves, improvements at Blue Wing and Polaris hill, and optimism for a mining boom as more ore bodies are developed and capital seeks opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enrron Tribune
Argenta
A. V. Clark
A. M. Miller
Bannack
New Departure
L. A. Brown
Mike Herr
Amede Bessette
Billy Gallagher
Blue Wing
Grasshopper Creek
F. L. Graves
Harper & Reiling
Mossbacks
Jeff Davis Gulch
J. C Brenner
Polaris Hill
Kikhorn
Polaris
Jim Brown
Dillon
Butte
Elkhorn
Critic
Storm
Redsky
Magnet
Williams & McConnell
First Chance
J. W. Seybold & Sons
Timby & Simons
Hood Bros
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Monida
S. B. Burnside
Centennial Valley
Red Rock River
William Reed
John Peat
Milt. Bean
John Jones
Jack Leitch
Mr. Jones
Iowa
Harry Winslow
Laurin
Montana Street
A. C. Anderson
A. L. Anderson
Proprietors OF the
Anil
Houston
Challis
Ae Gage
Montana
Wealth Producers
Marysville
Ed Smith
Tate Taylor & Meade
Golden Leaf
Bald Mountain
Bloody Dick