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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 2023

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Tranel Seeks U.S. House Seat in Montana Race

Democrat Monica Tranel launches a campaign for the U.S. House, entering a competitive Montana race. She faces primary scrutiny and positions on key issues as voters weigh her bid against opponents.

Monica Tranel U.S. House

Standard unveils new Montana Standard with sections and upgrades

The Montana Standard announces a redesigned print product beginning today with new sections and features. The paper emphasizes deeper local journalism, watchdog reporting, and enhanced photography while noting industry pressures such as ad trends and printing costs.

Montana

Conservancy hopes Clemow Camp aids Big Hole late flows

Conservancy aims to bolster Big Hole River flows by leveraging Clemow Cow Camp wetlands and meadows. Jackson Old Tim and Cox creeks feed Warm Springs Creek, a Big Hole tributary, with snowmelt boosting late season water. Incremental flow gains could help sustain the river amid hot weeks.

Conservancy Big Hole Jackson Cox Warm Springs Clemow Warm Springs Creek

Silver Bow Club moves on butte building clash

In 1906 the Silver Bow Club planned a new building at Granite and Alaska, forcing the half moved corner block and a nearby 1877 frame house on wheels from its site. Joel Ransom built the house, later sold to Marcus Daly, with Anaconda Co. renting to John and Elizabeth Robinson, notable in Butte society.

Silver Bow Club Granite Alaska Idaho Butte Joel Ransom Ransom Modoc Gagnon Neversweat California Marcus Daly The Anaconda Co Daly John Elizabeth Robinson Philadelphia

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