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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1926

Page

7

First Railroad Reaches Montana Territory at Beaver Canyon

The Utah and Northern narrow gauge line completed its Beav er canyon extension and entered Montana in spring 1880, with Dillon, Lima, and Butte soon linked. Engineers Blickensderfer and Dunn directed the project as Gould-era expansion aimed at the silver camps and connections to the Northern Pacific.

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Air ship to voyage to the north pole in 1888

A Chicago inventor claims to have solved aerial navigation and plans a large air ship for a polar voyage. The craft would carry 200 passengers, travel 70 miles per hour, and use a steel cylinder with a passenger car. Ascensional force would rely on a partial vacuum and eight electric screw propellers driven by batteries.

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