Notable Residents and Visitors List in Dillon
A parade of visitors and locals in Dillon includes Bannack figures W T Taylor and H F Jackson visiting from Bannack, Chas Watson from Argenta, J W Scott from Red Rock, Dr M A Miller to Pocatello, Rev A K Baird in town, and Ex Gov White returning to Caldwell. Also noted are arrivals from Lima, Salmon City, Wisdom, Twin Bridges, and ongoing social engagements and business trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Miller
Pocatello
J.C. Harrison
Upper
Grasshopper
H.F. Jackson
Bannack
Ed. Mayers
Taylor Creek
H. D. Pickman
Butte
Rife
Chicago
Gee
Allison
Adelaide Staves
Red Rock
Thos. H. Teal
A K. Baird
Presbyterian Missions
W. A. Armitage
J. C. Seidensticker
Twin Bridges
Browne
E. P. Andrus
William Montgomery
Wisdom
B. F. White
Caldwell
E. A. Collier
Dillon
Dillon Quartz and Placer Mining Resumes After Flood Loss
High water washed out most fluming at the Dillon Quartz and Placer Mining company. Only about $100 in gold was saved after six weeks of placer mining. Foreman Philip Miller leads a crew repairing the site and mining will resume in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Quartz and Placer Mining Company
Philip Miller
Lima
Market Lake
Butte
Dry Creek
Cascade Jocks report shows Columbia River danger at locks
Reports from Portland dated June 6 detail major flooding along the Columbia River and damage to government works at the locks. The bulkhead may fail, risking $1,000,000 in rip rap and works, while rail lines and towns face inundation as water levels peak tonight and fall by Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portnand
Jane
Cascade
Columbia
Union Pacific
Weather Bureau
Columbia River
Southern Pacific
Southern
Noyes Crossing Faces High Water Threat and Short Supplies
The article notes water too high at Noyes crossing threatening famine as flour sales are limited to half a sack per person. It calls for a bridge at Noyes crossing and mentions local merchants offering price and supply updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyes’ Crossing
Big Hole
W.l.douglas
W. LL. Douglas
W. L. Douglas
W.L. Douglas
Mine layoffs and river flooding in Montana region
Reports note most Leiter mine workers laid off near Sheridan with only prospecting continuing. Beaverhead River rose four feet over two weeks to its highest level in fourteen years at the point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leiter
Sheridan
Madisonian
Beaverhead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Martin
W. T. Taylor
Chas. Watson
Argenta
J. W. Scott
Will Mulany
Ogden
Judge Showers
Virgina City
Galbraith
Thompson
J. T. Armitage
Dan Tovey
Big Hole Basin
D. Ol Beck
Junction
Harlan J. Thompson
Millie Coffin
Salmon City
C. A. Palmer
Pontiac, Mich
Mr. Palmer
Pickmar
J. E. Morse
Helena
State Board of Education
Sam Hedmark
Idaho
Sam
C. J. Collins
Melrose
Barah Collins
Kalamazoo
Mich
Frank J. Collins
Alex. Paul
Iowa
G.T
O. K. Paul
Montana
Paul
Richard H. Herbold
Daisy Roller Mills
M. Russell
A.J. Noyes
Col
Pat Conan
Bayard Taylor
Treasury
Portland
Utah and Northern
Trafic
Russel Art Publishing Co
Arch St
Philadelphia
Cupid
Norz
Dillon Implement Co
Crowzin & Nookolls
Michael
Bee Hive Hardware Co
Newbro
State News
Jennie Doherty
Burnt Fork
Missoula
Helena Herald
George H. Wright
Isaac Orcher
Maurice Roth
Deutsch
Livingston Herald
John 8. M. Neill
Senate
Richards
Great Falls
N. P
Duncan
Coxeyites
Arlee
Northern Pacific
Huron
Knowles
Missoula County
San Francisco
Cape Town
Transvaal
Mashonaland
Matabeleland
Johanesberg
South African Packet Line
Fred, Holmes
Otf
Battery Street
San Franciso, Cal
Dr.Bonjean
Jansy and
Savin
E. Bonjean
W. S. Douglas
N. E. Hamimer
Dillon, Montana
McCormick
McCormick Grain and
McCormick Harvesting Machine. Co
Dillon Implement Company
George J. Staudaker
Crowell & Nuckolls
Dillon National
Bank Building
Bannack Street
Mont
T. E. Mills
Nursery
W.E. Dillon
WILL
B. Orem
Center Street
J. C. Orem
Smith Shop
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