Beaverhead Mining Prospects Rise as Amalgamated Moves In
Beaverhead county sees brighter mineral prospects in 1904 end as the Amalgamated takes control of the Indian Queen and nearby claims. Work accelerates at the Queen mine in Farlin with shoring and shaft sinking toward 1,000 feet, while Snowball and other Birch Creek properties draw attention from Dillon investors and Heinze representatives. Reports indicate two weeks may bring major property deals as mining activity and investment interest surge across Birch Creek, Argenta, Bannack and surrounding districts.
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Beaverhead
Birch Creek
Amalgamated
Amalgamated Company
Farlin
Butte
Queen Mine
Montana
George Jewell
Dillon
Blanchard Stanfield
Queen
Trisune
Heinze
Frank
Blackburn
Rarus
Edwin L. Blossom
Beaverhead County
Argenta
Bannack
Third Annual Beaverhead Farmers Institute in Dillon
Beav erhead county farmers to attend January 13 and 14 sessions in Dillon for the third annual Farmers Institute. Ladies are invited. A 200 page Farmers Institute Annual No. 2 will be distributed, containing papers and addresses from last year’s meetings.
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F. B. Linfield
Administrative Board of
Montana Farmers’ Institutes
Farmers’ Institute
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Bedrock
Farmer’s Institute
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