Byrne Reappointed Mines Inspector Amid Political Debate
The notice mentions Byrne’s reappointment as inspector of mines after Senate rejection, with critique of the governor’s action. It also references Cuban annexation sentiments, weather, and various political topics, including the Montana location, British peace terms with the Boers, party morals, and legislative changes. The snippet closes with an Ohio legal affidavit and medical ads for Hall's Catarrh Cure.
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Byrne
Toole
Senate
Preparing for Spring Work Colts Being Rounded Up and Branded
Special correspondence from Wrxo reports a busy Dillon area as spring work begins. Families visit, branding of colts proceeds, mines near town show high grade ore, and several locals undertake ranch and construction projects amid mild weather and plans for summer activity.
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the Tribune
Wrxo
Dave Metlen
Dillon
Flore Oraver
James Manafield
M. Barrett
Evans
Bitter Root
Mont
Martin Barrett
George Metlen
O L
Tessa
Brand
Hal Brenner
Horace McIntyre
Tony Barrett
John OC. Brenner
Mr. Mann
Homer
Archie Pilon
Ric
Alex Pilon
Schumacher
Joe Stephens
al. Graeter
East Helena
Lafe Scott
George Knapp and Son
Knapp
Argenta Quartz Camp Nears Boom Under Rich New Strikes
Argenta March 26 mining news reports new rich quartz strikes becoming daily events. The old camp shows signs of prosperity unseen since Hauser and Esler built Montana's first smelting plant. Monroe Mann's claim turn yields a veritable bonanza, with further details promised.
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Argenta
Hauser & Esler
Montana
Monroe Mann
Chicago Grain and Provisions Market Report
Chicago grain prices closed with corn leading gains while wheat eased. March corn finished at 41.5 cents and May and July at 42 cents, oats steady, and wheat mixed with March at 74.75 cents. Livestock futures showed pork around 15.55 to 15.70, with ribs and other quotes listed. Cash bids for various wheat and corn grades rounded out the session.
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Chicago
Nomination Notice for Dillon Montana City Election 1901
City Clerk of Dillon Beaverhead County Montana certifies that after conventions on March 25 1901 candidates were nominated for mayor B F White police magistrate L T Jones treasurer A Johnson alderman first ward T M Belway alderman second ward C H Deputy and alderman third ward M Best to be voted on April 1 1901 in the city and wards.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
B. F. White
L. T. Jones
A. §. Johnson
T. M. Belway
C. H. Deputy
M. Best
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