Magnate mine to resume operations early next year in Elkhorn district
The Magnate mine in the Elkhorn district, idle now, is set to restart around the first of the year. W. R. Pierson, the manager, is in St. Louis. A. S. Dougherty oversees coal chute work for Utah and Northern with about ten carpenters at a nearby site. Walter Sebree visits from Caldwell Idaho. About 14,000 pounds of freight destined for Gibbonsville left with mule teams, and Jeremiah Fahey bought goods for winter trade.
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Elkhorn
W. R. Pierson
St. Louis
A. S. Dougherty
Utah and Northern
Walter Sebree
Caldwell
Idaho
L. C. Fyhrie and Company
Eliel Bros
Gibbonsville
Jeremiah Fahey
Dillon business leader Ashby shifts cattle shipments to South Omaha
Hon C. Ashby formerly of Helena now runs a Dillon enterprise. Seven carloads of cattle were shipped to South Omaha on Friday along with two carloads of cattle and one of horses by Ajax Live stock company. Miss Eliza Stephens named Bristow postmistress. L A Metzel passed through town en route to Puller Springs after returning from Omaha. Clyde Anderson sent horses east with Anderson Bros and will visit Ohio before returning to Montana. Louis Krueger from Grasshopper Creek serves as county juror this week.
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C. Ashby
Helena
Dillon
Anderson Bros
Clyde
Ohio
Montana
Louis Krueger
Grasshopper Creek
Notable Local Figures Arrive and Trade Moves Noted in Dillon
Max Lauterbach from a Twin Bridges area ranch sold a carload of fine blooded Hampshires and Shropshire bucks to W. C. Clark of Dickinson NC. John H. Alvord, attorney, arrives from Ventura to join Ruggles and Bennett. C. E. Quinn visits Dillon after selling his Big Hole basin ranch to KE. Ripley and CG. W. Robison. Victor Stolle returns to Dillon from Idaho to head shipping at a mine.Mr and Mrs W H Richardson welcome a newborn son born in November.
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Max Lauterbach
Dillon
Twin Bridges
W. C. Clark
Dickinson
N. Cak
John H. Alvord
Ventura
Calif
Ruggles and Bennett
C. E. Quinn
Big Hole Basin
KE. J. Ripley
CG. W
Robison
Victor Stolle
Idaho
W. H. Richardson
Normal College Holds Special Commencement for Three Graduates
Miss Edna Voigt Miss Mable Dean and Miss Margaret Fisler received diplomas after completing courses at the Normal college in a midweek commencement. C E Smith departed for Coeur d Alene to run an all night restaurant. Excavation for a new public school started last Sunday on the half block between Reeders and Sebree Streets on Pacific Street.
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Edna Voigt
Mable
Margaret Fisler
Normal College
C. E. Smith
Coeur d’Alene
Pacific Street
Reeders
Sebree Streets
Paderewski and others shape a postwar outlook
The piece surveys Ignace Paderewski’s legacy as a pianist and Polish liberator, Joseph Byrd’s Antarctic prospects, postwar Europe federation hopes, wage increases affecting 650000 workers, and the ongoing cancer fight, linking cultural, exploration, political, economic, and health themes in a broad, reflective column.
Dredge Starts at Bearmouth and Mines Expand Across West
Western Mines reports new dredge operations near Bearmouth by Star Pointer Exploration with a 500 cubic yard daily capacity and 40 foot digging depth. Other notes include a $5 million copper smelter sale in Clemenceau slated for dismantling, and multiple mining developments across Arizona Montana New Mexico Idaho and Nevada with new mills, mills additions, and ore improvements.
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Drummond, Mont
Star Pointer Exploration Company
San Francisco
Bearmouth
Sinking pasture cause found at Bright ranch near Terry Montana
Geologist Chester A. Newby of Stanford University reports the pasture sinking at Ed Bright ranch is due to a slide and flowage of subterranean clays and shales driven by heavy rains. The collapse reached depths up to 40 feet as plastic clays squeezed downward under terrace gravel weight. Bright attributes the issue to heavy taxes, while cattlemen and sightseers watch.
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Newby
Newman Creek
Bright
State not bound by minimum price laws on purchases
Attorney General H. J. Freebourn ruled that the state must buy commodities from the lowest bidder, a finding invoked by the milk control board amid a state milk purchase issue. The opinion also says the legislature would have changed the low bidder rule if it meant to apply the milk control act, and cites a parallel ruling on state car purchases under the unfair trade practices act.
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H. J. Freebourn
State Milk Control Board
U Students To Aid In Church Organizing In Missoula
Three deputation teams from Montana State University comprise a new church outreach in western Montana. Organized by the University Inter-church council the teams will assist church information programs and youth activities, representing eight denominations. Reverend Harvey F. Batey directs the effort targeting campus and city church collaboration.
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Tana State University
Montana
School of Religion
Harvey F. Batey
University Inter-church Council
Montana chamber seeks 1941 appropriation for tourist ads
Montanans Inc the state chamber will push a 1941 appropriation to fund advertising of Montana recreational advantages to tourists. The advertising committee met in Butte last week and adopted a 1940 advertising scheme and plan.
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Montanans, Inc
Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Keeping Step With The Vets Post Membership Up
The post shows 87 officially checked in members with dues still to be turned over to Finance Officer E W Bond. Commander Bechler urges immediate dues. Department Commander George M Gosman seeks 5 000 paid up members for 1940 to keep Montana in the Big Ten. Gosman attends the Indianapolis gathering as the telegraphic roll call ends.
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E. W. Bond
Bechler
George M. Gosman
Indianapolis
United States
Gosman
Montana
George
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