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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1917

Page

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Bannack Gold Mine poised for large scale production

The Bannack Gold Mining company near Bannack Montana, led by G. T. Hansen, reports a 200 ton mill ready for operation with water power delayed by freezing weather. Ore blocks include high grade pockets up to $750 per ton and a planned five year run at top capacity with costs around 50 cents per ton.

Salt Lake Bannack Gold Mining Company Bannack Company Bannack Mont G.T. Hansen Hansen G. T. Hansen Wallace Golden Leaf Pricella Bannackk John F. Cowan B. Binnard W. C. Ebaugh

Wells Brothers mill begins white flour from local wheat

The newly installed roller mill at Wells Brothers flour and feed mill runs a number one grade of white flour from home grown hard wheat. The product bids to surpass their celebrated whole wheat flour in popularity and demand. locals urged to support the initiative.

Wells Brothers’ Flour and Feed Mill

Holden and Humes Buy Otis Shaw Ranch Near Dillon Beach

Norman Holden and Charley Humes purchased the Otis Shaw ranch located on the beach in Madison County eight miles east of Dillon. The land was listed by C. L. Worth Real Estate and advertised in the Dillon Tribune classifieds.

Norman Holden Charley Humes Otis Shaw Madison County Dillon C. L. Worth Dillon Tribune

February Horse Sale Set by Dillon Horse Sales

The Dillon Horse Sales company will hold its regular February sale at the Dillon stock yards on February 23 and 24. With construction work in Mediana and high war service demand, buyers expect a large market for horses. Four classes of horses are specified, including ages four to nine. Auctioneer Clyde Moore will supervise with manager Mr. Ditty forecasting a strong turnout.

Dillon Horse Sales Company Dillon Stock Yards Mediana Ditty Clyde Moore

Patterson's Ice Harvest Ends After Big City Run

Patterson's ice cutting near the southwest pond wrapped up last Saturday after one of the largest harvests in the city. From December 27 to January 13 fifty workers and twenty six teams labored to store two to three thousand tons. Burke Auto Transfer provided jitney service while Patterson's long hauling horse marked the work.

S. S. Patterson Patterson

County Attorney Bans Punchboards and Candy Raffles

Last week County Attorney Gilbert ordered all punchboards and candy raffles abolished. The sheriff's office told dealers to remove boards by six o'clock Saturday night. Operators in Dillon complied with the ruling.

Gilbert Dillon

Stitches Taken Out for Bannack Saw Mill Man

R R Glidewell, a Bannack saw mill man who recently had his left thumb injured, visited town Tuesday to have stitches removed. The thumb is healing well and should become usable soon though stiffness may persist.

R. R. Glidewell

Legislature 19 Ready for Work in Montana

Montana's fifteenth legislative assembly enters its third week with major work ahead. committees formed in both houses, a constitutional convention debate in the Senate, and investigations into public utilities and taxes set to expand. Bills propose two congressional districts, public markets, highway oversight, and various tax measures while debate over consolidation and bureau elimination continues.

Helena Jad Fifteenth Legislative Assembly State of Montana Senate Edwards Public Utility Corporation House Stewart Kemmis Richland’ County Joint Rules Committee Higgins O'Connor House. Co Kane Ravalli Dwight Sanders Hogan Yellowstone Gould Madison McMahon Silver’ Bow Bolden Fergus Rasmussen Dawson Spain Gallatin Good Government Clubs Federation of Woman’s Clubs

Copper production hits new high in 1916

United States Geological Survey reports 1916 copper output surpasses all prior records. Blister copper from domestic ores totals about 1.0 billion pounds, with refined copper from primary sources near 2.31 billion pounds. Arizona, Montana and Michigan set state records. national output doubles a decade ago and quadruples twenty years back.

U. S United States Geological Survey Department of the Interior B. S. Butler United States Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce Arizona Montana Michigan

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