Argenta Mining Boom Details Growth and Shafer Find
A December party honors Miss Mellrath at the Garrison home with music by Dillon musicians. Community events include Christmas programs, a junior party at Brown's hall, and a P. T. A. meet. Articles describe Argenta's mining potential, Groundhog mine work, and Ernest Shafer's 1984 discovery of a rich gold silver vein later acquired by Anaconda Copper, signaling Montana's top strike in decades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ain‘on
Brown's. Hall
Bernard Garrison
Minneapolis
Ernest Shafer
Argenta
Shafer
Montana
Ahaconda Copper Mining Company
Jackson Area Socials And Mine History Mentioned
The Jackson notes recount visits and gatherings as Miss Alice Johnson returns to Butte after Christmas with her parents, meals hosted by Mrs. John Jackson, and a New Year’s Eve dance. They also detail the Gold Prince mine history with W. A. Clark, Fleming associates, ore shipments, a small mill, and smelter operations in Argenta and associated firms in New York and St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Buhrer
Louise Buhrer
Edina Mcllrath
Miss Avis Mcllrath
Mr.a. Cuppier
Duthie
Idaho
Missoula
Mr. Cuppier
Cuppler
Wallace
Elsie Garrison
Los Angeles
Calif
Clay Harris
Frances Campbell
Matt Polish
Butte
Esstale
Gecundhoga Group
Argenta
Alice Johnson
S. J. Johnson
John Hutchins
Dan Pendergast
Fred Spears
Gardiner
Pricey
Jim Good
Diggle Imerick
Dillon
Jackson
Jules Wenger
John Krouse
Gold Prince
W. A. Clark
Clark
Wales
Anthony French
George
Robert Fleming Associates
Fleming
A. M. Essler
Essier
Swiansea
Selgman- Bros
New York
Easter
Tooth-Leach, and Company
St. Louis
St. Louis Company
P. J. Kelly Quartz Mining and Smelting Company
Tron Mountain
New Ford V-8 for 1935 debuts with roomier design
The 1935 Ford V-8 is promoted as the biggest, roomiest Ford yet with modern lines and luxurious touches. It features center-poise handling, weight distribution shifts, forward seating, longer flexible springs, easier brakes and clutch, and a revised steering system designed for smoother riding and safer cornering.
Madison Buffalo Cliff examined by Montana Professor
Professor Melville Sayre of Montana School of Mines presents findings on the Madison Buffalo Cliff near Logan to the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Pittsburgh. He describes a vast bone deposit, camp sites with tepee circles, stone tools, and a copper arrowhead found near the cliff, indicating long use and ceremonial burials by early hunters.
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Montana
Prairies
Melville Sayre
Montana School of Mines
American Association For the Advancement of Science At
Pittsburgh
Madison
Butte
Madison River
Logan
Sayre
E Wantiers
Michigan
Madison Buffalo Cliff
North America
Madison Cliff
Clark Wiesler
American Museum
A. L. Kroeber
University of California
N. M. Judd
United States National Museum
Columbus
Ohio
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Reichle News
Reichle
Buhrer
Glen
Santa
Merl Daws
George Smack
Ida Hard
Horace
Julius Hartwig
Frank Kambich
Pauline
John Hand
Dan Piceene
Delos ‘Oliver
Josephine Verbance
Lem Smack
W. G. Squires
N. A. Forsyth
J. C. Pergiuson
James
Henderson
Jackson News
John Jackson
Emil and
Wilhelmina Schindler
Ford Dealers
FORD
Fordor
F. O. B. Detroit
Universal Credit Company
San Francisco
California
Los Angels
Union Pacific
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