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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
4
City election looms with park and city hall plans
The paper notes an eight page issue ahead of a city election in three weeks and outlines the officers to be elected mayor city treasurer police judge and three ward aldermen. It advocates rapid park development and a joint city hall jail and fire facility while questioning the need for a new reservoir and praising the aim of parks for residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Missoula
Montana
Butte
Ional
New County Board Promises Diligence in Finances and Projects
The new county board vows prudent handling of finances and upcoming improvements. They acknowledge obligations from the old board, including costly county projects and necessary bridge work. Mining districts Elkhorn and Polaris will demand extensive road work, funded by taxpayers, but handled by capable, conservative leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkhorn
Polaris
Whatever is right quote marks a contented man’s luck
The passage mocks a man who believes Whatever is right excuses all behavior and invites easy living. The Chicago Daily News portrays him as smooth sailing, with money owed, a trusting wife, rising prospects, and a mortgage likely gone, all framed by his creed that whatever occurs is correct.
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Chicago Daily News
Butte Unions Protest Eight Hour Sermon Sparks Debate
A letter from Chicago recounts a teacher assigning a compound proportion problem about workers toiling ten hours a day. A pupil’s parent objected, claiming the problem slurs the eight hour system and forbade his son James from solving it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Chacago
Chicago
James
Enny
Samuel Blocksy
Railroad plans and a warning on new Idaho law
The Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad seeks incorporation in Lemhi county to build from Armstead to Gilmore Idaho. Promoter W A McCutcheon leads the effort amid surveys by other firms, with a forecast of a road within a year. Also noted is the April 1 gambling prohibition, urging owners of slot machines to sell. a Dillon lid is anticipated. Dr M A Walker is authorized to equip an operating room at the county farm, a move praised for county need.
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Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Company
Lemhi
W. A. McCutcheon
Gilmore (Ida.) Mines
Armstead
Gilmore
Idaho
Montana
Dillon
Board of County Commissioners
M. A. Walker
Fight Report Urges Barnett Paper To Probed Story
Barnett Missouri readers anticipated a fight account in the upcoming issue of a small local paper. The last issue noted Liveryman Ratcliff’s bustling business and hinted at sharper scrutiny of Ratcliff’s vehicles and a broader press interest in the gambling law joker story.
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Barnett
Missouri
Ratcliff
Armstead to Polaris excursion delayed until next year
The Helena Record reports no Fourth of July trip this year from Armstead to Gilmore Idaho as the anti gambling law stands. An Armstead to Polaris railroad excursion is announced for next year with details to follow.
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Scare-Head
Helena
Quietus
Ray of Hope
Tinhorns
Armstead
Gilmore
Idaho
Armstead-Gilmore
Polaris
Millionaire Kept to Run Church Business Says Court
It may be proven in the courts that Mrs Eddy head of the Christian Science church is a little off in the upper story but the fortune of a million dollars accumulated by her certainly is proof complete that she is competent to manage her business affairs.
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Eddy
Christian Science Church
Boy Might Forget Brick Package on Walks Day If Weather Continues
The text says if this fine weather lasts past April first a boy may be so busy with marbles and tops that he forgets to place a brick package on the walks fools day.
Easter Finances Hint Cut Cigar Costs
Fragmentary note suggests trimming expenses this Easter season to save money, with a nudge to purchase a new hat for the holiday.
New Departure Mine Wins Beav erg County Real Deal Title
In Beav erhead County the New Departure mine is hailed as the genuine article amid a local real estate and mining showcase.
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Beaverhead County
Debate on Equal Rights for Husbands and Wives
Opinion snippets critique planned next year efforts for gender equality, while weighing what compromises wives might make. Other quotes touch on domestic roles, labor strikes, and civic debates from Montana newspapers.
Beaverhead County Mining Activities Continued
Beaverhead County reports ongoing mining efforts after Montana Apex Copper buys into a claim with half interest. The company, capitalized for 800000 shares, plans extensive work at the Los Angeles mine with new machinery, an 80 horsepower boiler, and a deep sinking program. Leasers at the Indian Queen mine at Farlin show profits though no ore below water level is mined. Frank B Felt returns from a Chicago New York trip with partners Malcolm L McDonald and John G Butler Jr to push Elkhorn district projects.
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Montana-Apex Copper Company
Dillon
Los Angeles
Indian Queen
Farlin
Amalgamated Company
Frank B. Felt
Chicago
New York City
Beaverhead
Mr. Felt
Elkhorn
Malcolm L. McDonald
John G
Entrepreneur Partners Gain Elkhorn District Claims
A corporation and the president of the Bessemer Pig Iron association have gained control of about twenty Elkhorn district claims and plan shafts to 1000 feet. They filed on 200 feet per second of Wise river waters and will build a power house five miles below Elk horn Trail. Felt also secured Robert Khuni's Polaris district sawmill to obtain water power for mining machinery. He oversees district interests with associates.
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Felt
Butte & Beaverhead corporation formed for Guy group
Col L J Price returned to Dillon from Butte where he organized the Butte & Beaverhead company to develop the Guy group in Elkhorn mining district. The firm will issue one million shares at one dollar par with principal office in Butte. Incorporators include Wur, Reins, Fay FP Harrington, Thomas Bryant, Gen C S Warren, Wm Owsley, George W Perkins, and J L Templeman. One third of capital stock placed in treasury. none offered for sale now.
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Col
L. J. Price
Dillon
Butte
Butte & Beaverhead Company
Guy
Elkhorn
Price
wUr, Reins
Fay FP. Harrington
Thomas Bryant
Gen. .C. S. Warren
Wm. Owsley
George W. Perkins
J. L. Templeman
Treasury
Brothers Claim Prospect for Coal Mine near Argenta Cave
George and Tony French report a potential coal vein three miles east of the Argenta cave. The six foot wide down-sloping vein was sampled and preliminarily identified as weathered anthracite coal by the School of Mines. Further development plans are to be pursued.
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George
Tony French
Argenta
School of Mines
George French
Amalgamated Copper to Resume Farlin Mine Work
Report from Dillon states leasers at the Indian Queen mine in Farlin have been forced to stop work and that Amalgamated Copper company, half owner, will resume operations soon. Confirmation could not be obtained.
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Dillon
Farlin
Amalgamated Copper Company
Copper Mining Report From Indian Queen Claims
Authentic Information notes leasers have earned substantial profits from the Indian Queen over the past year with copper percentages up to forty, plus gold and silver values. Fréd Randolph arrived from Argenta with rock samples from a claim owned with E. L. Hall and A. F. Waldorf. Butte assays are pending, and word says Iron Mountain mine will resume by the Butte Argenta Copper Company at the start of next month.
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Fréd Randolph
Argenta
E.L. Hall
A. F. Waldorf
Butte
Fred
Iron Mountain
Butte-Argenta Copper Company
Copper Ore Displayed From Rocky Spring Claim
A fine specimen of copper ore from the Rocky Spring claim in the Bloody Dick Mining district is shown in the window of the Dillon Implement Company. The ore, owned by George Banks, Henry Burfiend and Martin Shoemaker, assays indicate more than $100 value in minerals per ton.
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Dillon Implement Company
Rocky Spring
Bloody Dick
George Banks
Henry Burfiend
Martin Shoemaker
Boiler shipment arrives for Park company mine
A boiler rated around 30 horsepower arrived in the railroad yards at the start of the week. It will be freighted to the mine soon. The Park company had installed a 40 horsepower boiler at the mine just months earlier.
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Park Company
For Sale Two Houses and Two Lots With Barn
Lew Tritt of Dillon offers two houses and two lots for sale including a barn capable of housing six horses and several small buildings. Describes property details and contact.
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Lew Tritt
Dillon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for Constitutional Disease
The advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages, claiming it acts on blood and mucous surfaces. It offers a $100 reward for any unsuccessful case and directs readers to Toledo, Ohio for testimonials, with a 75 cent price and a recommendation for Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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Hall
F. J. Cuzaey & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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