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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1896

Page

5

Big Hole Basin Ranches and Scenic Valley Description

The article portrays the Big Hole Basin in Montana with its scenic medicine lodge valley, climate shifts, and sparse but sturdy settlement. It notes 20 settlers, 400 population, 190 registered voters, and details ranch activity by Bielenberg Walker Anaconda and Waldherr. It mentions hay crops, stage mail, and the growing community as a bridge between Snake River country and Bannack.

Medicine Lodge Canyon Snake River Bannack Salmon City North Fork Noyes Wm. Fraser A. H. McVay Jas. Innes Frank Dixon James Geery Wisdom Montana Jackson Place Bielenberg & Walker Anaconda

Basin ranches and prospects in Horse Prairie basin

The article chronicles Montgomery Bros and partners building one of the valley’s finest ranches, hay production from 600 to 1,200 tons annually, and plans to bring water from Lake Creek. It notes other ranches like Morton, Nelson, Thorpe, and Stanchfield holdings, winter feeding needs, seasonal cattle drives, and hopes for a railway branch to open markets beyond the beef trade dominated by a few Montana firms.

Poole Creek Mat Waldherr Montgomery Bros Horse Prairie Loin Lowe Lake Creek J. I. Morse Dillon A. d. Noyes C. K E. Stanchfield Place Morton Nels Nelson Fox Phil. Thorpe Nelson W. A. Stanchfield Martin Sorenson Win. Christiansen August Wenger Frank Pendleton Francis Bros Montana

Glendale Becomes Early Beaverhead County Town and School

Glendale in Trapper gulch Beaverhead county 80 miles north of Dillon five miles west of Melrose Union Pacific station founded 1874 by Noah Armstrong and partners. Public school established soon after founding with a 1876 annual meeting electing trustees Longley Stager Hollenbeck Robbins. 71 children listed in the census.

Glendale Beaverhead County Trapper Gulch Dillon Melrose Union Pacific Railway Noah Armstrong E. C. Atkins Charles L.dabler Hugh Duncan John T. Longley George Stager Sylvester Hollenbeck Thomas M. Robbins

Also Mentioned on This Page

Red Rock Dec Medicine Lodge Big Hole Basin Big Hole Doolittle Creek Henry Burfeind Pyhrie G. W. Dart Hardware Co World’s General Hardwarehouse Main Street Dillon, Mont Crockery Hecla Consolidated Mining Company Dahler, Armstrong & Co Atlantis First National Bank Building
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