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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1898

Page

8

Mining Outlook Promises Great Beaverhead County Awakening

Beaverhead county faces a mining boom as investors and miners swarm in. Dredge success at Grasshopper spurs quartz prospects. Bannack, Bloody Dick Creek, Argenta, Elkhorn, and Bald Mountain districts show potential with capital needed to unlock rich ore bodies. The region nears a revival akin to the late 19th century, signaling new activity and prosperity.

Beaverhead County Grasshopper Bannack Bloody Dick Creek Marcus Daly Argenta Dillon Elkhorn Bald Mountain

Sheridan Notes Special Correspondence Recaps LocalActivity

Sheridan notes report Mr E N Reed selling Harris gulch mining interest and visiting brother in Butte. Rev Reed of Twin Bridges visits Rev Smith. D B Noble travels to Butte for ore shipments. Ladies Aid social at Mrs Romulus Brown with large turnout and good supper. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Edwards dies near Sheridan and is buried. Mrs Merier of Iron Red visiting daughter Mrs Atin.

the Tribune Sheridan E. N. Reed Butte Reed Harris Gulch E. O. Means Indian Creek Baumgarth and Williams Lloyd Edwards R Sheridan Merier Iron Red Atin

State News and Reappointments Dominate Local Columns

Col S M B Young, once acting park superintendent and brigadier general in command of volunteers, promoted to major general of volunteers for meritorious service at Santiago. Silver Bow county remains Montana’s wealthiest by taxable property at nearly 27 million, with mine proceeds about 7.7 million. The Winston Inspector changes hands as editor Charles Ford sells to C W Hubbard. The sundry civil bill provides 40 thousand dollars for Park improvements, paving the way for urgent road work. Oregon Short Line trains slow due to fruit and express cargo. Granville Stuart and M H Keefe return to Helena from abroad to attend business and health in Montana, with Stuart’s Paraguay and Uruguay posting noted.

Col. S. M. B. Young Santiago Silver Bow County Winston Chas. Ford C. W. Hubbard Park Oregon Short Line Butte M. H. Keefe Johannesburg South Africa Helena Helena Herald

Captain Jensen praises Co E donors and soldiers ready to ship

Captain Andrew Jensen writes from Camp Merritt Cal July 16 thanking Mrs Fybrie and others for a $130 donation to Co E. He notes packed orders for transport to Manila aboard the Pennsylvania and praises First Sergeant Virden and others for their leadership amid rough drills and foggy conditions. The letter ends with resolve to perform duty abroad. Commissioners’ Proceedings record Beaverhead county bids for two bridges and other local actions, including road petitions and tax reductions. Horace A Woods obituary note and Equalization Board actions conclude with land value adjustments and mineral company assessments.

L. O. Fybrie Andrew Jensen Co. E Camp Murrrrr Cal Pennsylvania Manila Virden Dillon Co. G Camp Merritt San Francisco Cushing Crowell McIntosh Johnson Rogers Co. E. Mont. Infantry U.S. A

Boundary Change Hearing for Beaverhead School Districts

A notice from Isabel Rife County Superintendent of Schools announces a hearing at Dillon Montana on August 8 1868 to consider changing the boundary between school district No 18 and district No 13 Beaverhead County. The document also notes a Board of Correction adjournment and a quarterly conference at the M E church with Elder Bennett and Dr Yeaman's local trip.

Bennett M. E. Church Dillon Montana Beaverhead Desert Lana United States Land Office Missoula Mont Lewis J. Price Dillon, Beaverhead Co N. SE B. R. Stevenson A. S Fox Samuel M. Skelton W. J. Adams Foz John O. Berg James Innes Joan-M. Evans Register

Grand Avenue Horse and Mule Co. Announces August Western Range Sale

Kansas City breeders urged to ship 1000 lb plus western range stock for a late August grand sale. The firm promises higher prices and faster sales with 1500 head guaranteed, aiming for nationwide and international buyers. Dry mares and geldings emphasized. For details, contact Grand Avenue Horse and Mule Commission Co.

Grand Avenue Horse & Mule Commission CO Grand Ave Kansas City United States

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