Polaris Promised Yet Smelter Not Advised by Expert
Silver Fissure Mining Company files Articles of Incorporation for 1800000 in Montana assets and 1800 shares. Polaris mine owner districts include Lost Cloud claims 40 miles west of Dillon. E L Blossom, expert, finds promise in Polaris but doubts immediate smelter viability. needs further development before proceeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Fissure Mining Company
Polaris
Rider
Lost Cloud
Dillon
Montana
Howard Willets
White Plains
New York
Edwin Cochrane
New York City
Henry H. Arnstead
Butte
Mont
Manhattan
E. L. Blossom
Johnny O'Leary
Blossom
Mr. O'Leary
Trizone
Two Dillon Boys Guilty of Stealing Coal
Jim Phillips and Earl Talent, about 16, were found guilty by a jury before Justice Rich for stealing coal from the Oregon Short Line. They were arrested at the coal chutes by a Short Line detective while filling a cart. They testified they were taking waste coal for personal use. the detective said they threw coal from near the chutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Oregon Short Line Company
Jim Phillips
Earl Talent
Justice of the Peace Rich
Short Line
Sear
Beaverhead County Real Estate and Resource Transfers
A compiled list of Beaverhead County transfers and claims from Pearl I. Smith includes warranty and quit claim deeds, patents, homestead declarations, water locations with flow rates, and quartz locations. Notable entries cover Williams to Williams in Dillon, multiple lode claims in the Lost Cloud and Utopia districts, and water rights on Cottonwood Creek near Polaris and Warm Spring Creek near Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Pearl I. Smith
Tribune
W. Williams
Fred Williams
Thomson
Dillon
Wm. A. Clark
Wm. A. Clark, Jr
Allother
Geo. A. Pyle
Cottonwood Creek
Polaris
B. O. Fournier
South Fork
Jackson
Geo. F. Whitaker
Black Tail Deer Creek
H. B. Selway
Blue Jay
Utopia
James H. Mackay
Canlon Roach
A. C. Hammond Roosevelt
Convictions Hit Six for Coal Thefts by Youths
The county jail holds a sentence for the boys now serving as the jurymen list Geo Quinn and others. The railroad company has secured six convictions in a week for coal stealing, marking a surge in theft cases.
Parsifal in Dillon Delights Local Audiences
Dillon plans a February 7 presentation of Wagner’s Parsifal the Holy Grail tale. New York artist Madam Bertha Kunz Baker will perform, after a prior booking in Butte, praised by The Cincinnati Enquirer and Minneapolis Times for her powerful dramatic interpretation and refined vocal range.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Richard Wagner
Madam Bertha Kunz Baker
New York
Madam Haker
Butte
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Bertha Kunz Baker
Do Not Suppress 2 Cough Remedy Claims Cure
The notice argues cough suppression is improper and treats the underlying cold. It promotes Chamberisin's Cough Remedy as a treatment that relieves coughing by clearing throat mucus, opening secretions, and curing the cold. Sold by Riley the druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberisin
Riley
Legal Blanks of all descriptions at Tarecwe OFFrox
A cryptic legal notice appears from Tarecwe OFFrox listing blanks for descriptions. The text provides no clear parties, dates, or scope, leaving readers with minimal actionable detail and no visible deadlines or jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarecwe Offrox
Dixon Bill Would Allow 640 Acre Montana Homesteads
Congress讨论 introduces a bill by Hon. Joseph M. Dixon to amend homestead laws in Montana. It limits entries to 640 acres, favors residents plus contiguous lands, excludes irrigable zones, and grants a 30 day preference to existing landowners within the described area. The proposal pins priority to Montana entrymen and ties land access to irrigation law provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Joseph M. Dixon
Dixon
Montana
Senate
House of Representatives
United States of America
Secretary of the Interior
Custer
Rosebud
United States
Greenwich
Cascade Mountains
C College Course Concert At Normal Assembly Hall
A Dillon Normal Assembly Hall recital last Saturday featured Prof. Edward S. Luce and Mrs. Elizabeth Luce with Prof. Ezra Allen as accompanist. The program offered varied classical numbers, with Luce's Liszt and Buck selections impressing most. Mrs. Luce's vocal work drew high praise for sweetness and range. The audience appreciated the artists though ragtime was noted as absent from the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward S. Luce
Elizabeth Luce
Ezra Allen
Luce
Dillon
Prof. Luce
Liszt
State Normal
Allen
Warrant Issued for Arthur McCurry in Horse Stealing Case
A warrant was issued last week for Arthur McCurry on horse stealing charges filed by Dave Metlen. McCurry, who owned a Buffalo Creek ranch, allegedly sold a colt to Harry Lindsay for J. T. Farley, then fled the country to avoid arrest. Authorities suspect he may have gone to Canada and have no trace of him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McCurry
Dave Metlen
McCurry
Buffalo Creek
Mr. Metlen
Harry Lindsays
J. T. Farley
Dillon Stock Yards
Canada
Quote on perfume and smoke sparks debate in society
A noted remark argues that a man who relies on perfumery lacks grounds to condemn a woman for smoking. The comment sits within a broader cultural critique of morality and personal choice.
Ballard's remedies advertised for cold and injuries
An old advertisement promotes Ballard's Horehound Syrup and Ballard's Snow Liniment sold by Riley's Drug Store. It promises immediate relief for colds coughs and various injuries and notes prices of 25 cents and 50 cents. The piece also includes social chatter about moon superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Riley
Riley's Drug Store
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Local Remedies Feature In Classified Patch
A cluttered local page touts Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a cure for rheninstium and other ailments with claims of complete relief. It promotes TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE OINTMENT and HERBINE for liver and bile issues, plus White's Dream Vermifuge and various tonics from Riley's Drug Store in San Francisco and other locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. 8
Crane
California
Chamberlain
Riley
Q Chamberlain
Tabler
Syrup of Figs touted as gentle relief for children
An advertisement promotes Syrup of Figs as the gentlest laxative for children, claiming it helps them enjoy the remedy more than other options. It notes the true product is manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calornia Fig Syrup Co
Cured Lumbago by Ballard's Snow Liniment
A Chicago man dated March 4 1908 reports chronic lumbago relief after trying many doctors and remedies. He credits Ballard's Snow Liniment with almost instant help and adds his name to the list of former writers. The advertisement mentions sizes 50c and 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Osnman
Chicago
Ballard
Oy Hiley
Draggist
Yankee Ingenuity Drives Homegrown Churn Machine
A Connecticut man powers a churn and fodder-cutter using a car motor this winter, showcasing practical Yankee ingenuity and self-reliance in adapting available machinery to farm needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
Death’s daily trace in homes spurred by consumption cure
A sobering note on consumption and diseases like pneumonia with a testimonial for Dr King s New Discovery promising cures. An Oaklandon Indiana writer claims his wife recovered after doctors gave up, praising the remedy and its hospital guarantees. The piece also contrasts aging adults with former brides and babies in a reflective aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Q. Huntley
Oaklandon
Ind
Quy
Beefs Cow Found After Long Absence
A humorous submission describes a missing beef cow found by an owner during rounds near willows with two magpies perched above. The piece notes the cow’s old age and the stock inspector’s prior efforts, ending with a morbid image of a meal foretold by scavengers.
Notice from Metropolitan Restaurant Owner
To the public Joe T Oishi declares himself the core owner and proprietor of the Metropolitan restaurant and refutes all contrary statements. The notice asserts ownership details and addresses potential misinformation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe T. Oishi
Metropolitan Restaurant
T. Orsuz
Notice to Shippers at Julon Montana 1904
Notice from JUlon Montana dated November 30 1904 effective December 1 1904 announces storage charges on in bound freight unloaded on platform or in warehouse and on outbound freight delivered on our platform or into warehouse without bill of lading. Unremoved freight stored after seventy two hours from 6 p m incurs 5 cents per ton per day with 2000 pounds as a ton and 24 hour fractions charged as a day. minimum storage 5 cents per day for consignments under 2000 pounds. Endorsed by B H Carruthers Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julon, Mont
Carruthers
Also Mentioned on This Page
E.L. Blossom
NEW Company Incorporated
Silver Fissure Mining Company Incor
Dred
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Lyman Harler
Louis Keufman
Jim Jode
Bryant District
Chas. A. Seybold
Wise River
Congressman Dixon
Biacheff
Scotch Air
Grieg
Happy Dave
Birelezki
Kammond Ostrow
Rubenstein
Giorgo
Thornton
Thy Angel
Apirit
Hoffman
Ainkley
Hinkley Lodging House
Rusma
Nashville
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Missouri River
White
Organ Grinders’ Union of
Philadelphia
Whistlers’ Union
Bilious
Chawin’ Terbacker
HSN
Apg
Apiuoruegel Jnjyupod Egy Apayeipetau
Kade
Desert
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Lima
Ears County
Alia
Gate Sinaie Nelecs
D. Miracle
Register
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!