Kessler Family papers, 1865-1952
Table of Contents
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Kessler Family
- Title
- Kessler Family papers
- Dates
- 1865-1952 (inclusive)18651952
- Quantity
- 40 linear feet of shelf space
- Collection Number
- MC 161 (collection)
- Summary
- Nickolas Kessler (1833-1901), a German immigrant, and his son Charles N. Kessler (1874-1957) were Helena, Montana, brewers, brick makers, and businessmen. Collection consists of six subgroups: Nickolas Kessler (1854-1900); Kessler Brewery (1865-1952); Kessler Brickyard (1877-1901); Saloon (1880-1901); Charles N. Kessler (1892-1950); and Nick Baatz Company (1914-1923). Collection includes correspondence, financial records, legal documents, subject files, production records, etc. reflecting the family's personal activities; Montana history, politics, and oil production; prohibition; and other topics.
- Repository
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Montana Historical Society, Library & Archives
Montana Historical Society Research Center Archives
225 North Roberts
PO Box 201201
Helena MT
59620-1201
Telephone: 4064442681
Fax: 4064445297
mhslibrary@mt.gov - Access Restrictions
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Collection is open for research.
- Languages
- English, German
- Sponsor
- Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Biographical Note
Nickolas Kessler was born in Befort, Canton Echternach, in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg, on May 26, 1833, the son of Nickolas and Catherine Kessler. Kessler immigrated to the United States, arriving in New York on January 10, 1854. He lived in Ohio, Michigan, and Illinois, before traveling to Colorado in 1858 to search for gold.
In September 1863, Kessler followed the gold rush to Bannack, Montana Territory. In May 1865, he moved to Last Chance Gulch, the site of what is today Helena, where he purchased an interest in Charles Beehrer's fledgling brewery located on Ten Mile Creek. Beehrer founded Montana's first brewery, The Virginia Brewery of Virginia City, in 1863. Within a few months Kessler purchased his partner's interest and continued the brewery as sole proprietor, although he was briefly joined by brewer Ignace Miller in the 1870s. The brewery was known variously as Charles Beehrer and Co., Ten Mile Creek Brewery, Beehrer and Kessler, Ten Mile Brewery, Nick Kessler's Brewery, Kessler's Brewery, Kessler Brewery, Kessler's Brewery and Bottling Works, and Kessler Brewing Company.
In 1886 Nickolas Kessler directed the construction of an entirely new plant at the brewery, furnished with the first refrigeration machine in Montana and the first carbonic acid gas machine to be used in an American brewery. Kessler installed the first glass-lined storage tanks in the state in 1903, and in 1907 he installed the first bottling pipe line in the Rocky Mountain area.
Nickolas Kessler established a small brickyard at the brewery in the late 1860s or early 1870s. In May 1875, Kessler entered into a short-lived partnership with Matthew Wormer, a brickyard employee. Kessler bought the competing C.C. Thurston Brickyard (1885-1888), and made employee Charles H. Bray manager of both yards. Kessler and Bray mechanized the brickyard, vastly increasing production to meet the demands of a growing Helena. With the establishment of Fort Harrison in 1892-1893, the brickyard expanded to include a sewer tile press and the company incorporated as Kessler Brick and Sewer Pipe Works. The Kessler brickyard later consolidated with the Switzer Brick and Terra Cotta Company and incorporated under the name of The Western Clay Manufacturing Company, with Kessler and Jacob Switzer as the stockholders and Bray as secretary and general manager. The Kessler brickyard also secured the Switzer clay bank in Blossburg. Prior to purchasing the Switzer clay source, the Kessler yard obtained its clay from a bank on East Lawrence Street. Charles Bray acquired the Switzer and Kessler family stock in the 1920s, thereby becoming sole owner of the brickyard.
Nickolas Kessler also invested in real estate, rental property, and mining. He owned a saloon on Main Street in Helena, which served as his office for many years. The name of the Kessler saloon is unknown. He also ran a saloon in Marysville in partnership with Mike Tuohy, operated Kessler and Miller's Beer Hall and Saloon in partnership with Ignace Miller in Helena, and bought saloons in Boulder, Hassel, and elsewhere. Kessler also operated a farm and ranch, and ice pond to serve the needs of the brewery and brickyard.
Nickolas was a member of the Territorial Legislative Assembly in 1877, served as president of the Society of Montana Pioneers from 1897 to 1898, and was a member of the board of Kessler School in Helena. He died in Helena on December 11, 1901.
In 1873 Nickolas Kessler married Louisa Ebert, who was born June 15, 1849, in Williamsburg, New York, the daughter of G. Ebert, a German immigrant. The couple had three children: Charles N. (born July 9, 1874), Frederick E. (born in 1876), and Mathilda. Louisa died on December 18, 1880.
Charles N. Kessler, Nickolas's eldest son, began working at the brewery in 1891. He attended the Wahl-Henius Institute, a Chicago school pioneering in scientific brewing methods, and graduated in 1895. Following incorporation of the brewery in 1901, C.N. Kessler assumed the presidency of Kessler Brewing Company. In this capacity it fell to him to fight the prohibition movement, as well as growing competition from large eastern breweries made possible by bottled beer and developing interstate transportation networks. As an officer and founding member of the Montana State Brewers Association (organized in April 1902, as an associate member of the United States Brewers Association), Kessler actively opposed the growing prohibition movement and negotiated contracts with the International Union of the United Brewery Workmen. Kessler, a Republican, was elected senator to the Eleventh and Twelfth Sessions of the Montana Legislative Assembly (1909, 1911), where he opposed prohibition legislation. He was also a member of the anti-prohibition Montana Commercial and Labor League.
In 1916 Montanans voted for statewide prohibition which went into effect on January 1919. On June 28, 1919, the U.S. Collector of Internal Revenue certified the destruction of 588 gallons of Kessler beer, and the Kessler Brewery closed.
The brewery was re-incorporated in 1933, following the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment. Frederick Kessler, who during the Prohibition years owned and operated the Placer Hotel in Helena, assumed the major role in financing the reestablishment of Kessler Brewery. Frederick was named president of the resuscitated brewery, and C.N. Kessler became vice president in charge of brewing operations. F.S. Jacobsen of Helena was a major stockholder. Frederick Kessler died in January 1949, and his son-in-law, Marc M. Buterbaugh succeeded him as president of the firm. Albert N. Berg became secretary. The brewery continued operation until July 1953. During its last year of operation the brewery, with a 40,000 barrel capacity, sold only 4,000 barrels. In 1984 a Kessler Brewery, owned by Montana Beverages, Ltd., began producing Kessler Beer. Montana Beverages, Ltd., while using the Kessler name, is not associated with the Kessler family.
During Prohibition C.N. Kessler investigated new business opportunities, including the Great Falls-based Nick Baatz Company, founded by early Great Falls bottler Nicholas Baatz. Baatz's firm had diversified into real estate, farming and ranching, soda and mineral water production, wholesale distribution of cigars and glassware, as well as becoming stockholder and distributor for Washington Liquid Gas Company.
Montana's first oil boom of the 1920s, sparked by oil discoveries at Elk Basin in Carbon County, followed by discoveries at Devil's Basin in Musselshell County, at Cat Creek in Petroleum County, and at the important Kevin-Sunburst Field in Toole County, attracted C.N. Kessler's attention. He investigated various oil firms and invested in some, notably the Golden Eagle Oil Company of Helena. Gordon Campbell, a principal in Montana's early oil industry and a developer of Devil's Basin and the Kevin-Sunburst field, kept Kessler informed of exploration efforts.
C.N. Kessler was an avid amateur historian of Montana and the Northwest. He built a substantial personal library and artifact collection of Montaniana which he maintained until his death. He was also interested in geology and mining and developed a collection of minerals, and related literature.
In 1905 C.N. Kessler married Sarah Hewett (1885-1941), daughter of Basin banker Marcus L. Hewett. They had two children C.N., Jr. (1907-1962), and Marietta (1912-1944). The Kesslers lived in Helena until 1923 when they moved to Los Angeles. They returned to Helena in 1933 to reopen the brewery, though they continued to maintain a home in Los Angeles. C.N. returned to California in the early 1950s and died in Los Angeles on October 25, 1957.
Frederick Kessler married Florence M. Gordon (1880-1955), daughter of John and Helen Kern Gordon of Whitewater, Wisconsin, on September 4, 1902. The couple had two daughters, Louise and Helen. Frederick Kessler died in 1949. Helen Kessler (1903-1973) married Marc W. Buterbaugh (1898-1973).
In 1904 Mathilda "Tillie" Kessler married William B. Cochran, a professional soldier stationed at Fort William Henry Harrison. The couple had three children: Louise, William, Jr., and Marion. The Cochrans retired to Princess Anne, Maryland.
Content Description
The Kessler Family Papers consists of five subgroups: Nickolas Kessler, Kessler Brewery, Kessler Brickyard, the Saloon, C.N. Kessler, and Nick Baatz Company.
The Kessler Brewing Company did not formally incorporate until 1901. Until that time Nickolas Kessler oversaw his business interests as an extension of his personal affairs. Because of this (and the fact that many of the letters are written in German), the letters pertaining to the brewery during Nickolas Kessler's lifetime were not separated from his personal correspondence. Correspondingly, Nickolas Kessler's personal financial records reflect his Commercial interests. Correspondence between Charles N. and Frederick Kessler dealing with their efforts to re-establish the brewery following repeal of national prohibition is found in the C.N. Kessler subgroup. The researcher interested in the brewery will find information in the Nickolas Kessler, C.N. Kessler, and Kessler Brewery Subgroups.
The Nickolas Kessler subgroup contains correspondence (1865-1900), which reflects Nickolas Kessler's personal and business interests and includes letters to and from other German-speaking immigrants and early Montana brewers, saloon keepers, and distributors; miscellaneous correspondence (1878) to Mrs. Nickolas Kessler; financial records (1865-1897), which pertain to Kessler's interest in his brewery, brickyard, saloon, real estate, as well as his personal finances; legal documents (1854-1898); subject files (1886-1893); miscellany; and clippings.
The Kessler Brewery subgroup consists of interoffice correspondence (1948-1952); incoming correspondence (1902-1920, 1936-1951); outgoing correspondence (1902-1919, 1933-1952); and general correspondence (1903-1904, 1933-1949). In addition, there are financial records (1865-1919); legal documents (1868-1933); minutes of the Montana Brewers Association (1916); photographs; printed materials (1905-1952); production records (1875-1919); reports (1901-1935); and miscellany.
The Kessler Brickyard subgroup is composed of financial records (1877-1901); production records (1892-1898); reports (1895-1896); and clippings.
The Saloon subgroup contains financial records (1880-1901).
The C.N. Kessler subgroup includes incoming, outgoing, and general correspondence (1893-1953) pertaining to his personal interests. There are, included in the letters between C.N. and Frederick Kessler, some dealing with their efforts to reinstitute the brewery following Repeal in 1933. There is a small amount of miscellaneous correspondence (1893-1942), letters neither to nor from C.N. Kessler, belonging primarily to other family members. There also are court papers (1949); legal documents (1903-1950); legislative materials (1909-1916) pertaining to Kessler's legislative duties and his efforts in the Legislative Assembly to combat prohibition; maps; printed materials (diverse dates) relating for the most part to the prohibition movement in Montana and elsewhere; reports (1916-1921) of Montana mining and oil activities; research notes (1892-1918) compiled by Kessler on brewing and Montana history; speeches (1911-1945); subject files (1910-1948); writings (1904-1935); and miscellany, which includes some materials belonging to the Kessler family children. In addition, there are numerous clippings collected by Kessler on topics of interest to him, including breweries, labor, mining, Montana, prohibition, oil exploration, etc.
The Nick Baatz Company subgroup consists of interoffice correspondence (1919-1922), incoming correspondence (1914-1922), outgoing correspondence (1918-1922), general correspondence (1922), and miscellaneous correspondence (1922). The subgroup also includes court papers (1922), financial records (1917-1923), legal documents (1922), subject files (1922), and miscellany.
There is a typed index to the collection at Montana Historical Society.
Use of the Collection
Restrictions on Use
Researchers must use collection in accordance with the policies of the Montana Historical Society. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all materials in the collection. In some cases permission for use may require additional authorization from the copyright owners. For more information contact an archivist.
Preferred Citation
Item description and date. Collection Title. Collection Number. Box and Folder numbers. Montana Historical Society Research Center, Archives, Helena, Montana.
Administrative Information
Arrangement
Arranged by subgroups and series. Some material housed in Archives Map Case. See inventory below for more information.
Detailed Description of the Collection
The following section contains a detailed listing of the materials in the collection
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Nickolas Kessler
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Incoming Correspondence [prior to 1880, majority of letters are in German]
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Description: J. CigrangDates: 1865Container: Box/Folder 1 / 1
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Description: Charles BeehrerDates: 1867Container: Box/Folder 1 / 2
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Description: F-W (correspondents include R. Flormann, R. R. Kirkpatrick, Robert Lehmann, Walker Brothers)Dates: 1867Container: Box/Folder 1 / 3
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Description: John Newton; Lorenz ZembschDates: 1868-1869Container: Box/Folder 1 / 4
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Description: Charles BeehrerDates: 1870Container: Box/Folder 1 / 5
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Description: B-D (correspondents include August Buchler, Emil Linflor, I. Daeker [?])Dates: 1870Container: Box/Folder 1 / 6
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Description: Gerber and HanelDates: 1870Container: Box/Folder 1 / 7
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Description: Henry S. GilbertDates: 1870Container: Box/Folder 1 / 8
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Description: G-M (correspondents include A. Guiwits, Hartconn and Sparks, Henry Hannel, Alfried Mahler, Wolf and KrogerDates: 1870Container: Box/Folder 1 / 9
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Description: Louis PichlerDates: 1870Container: Box/Folder 1 / 10
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Description: S-T (correspondents include Moses Salomon, F. Tuchfarber Company [re beer labels])Dates: 1870Container: Box/Folder 1 / 11
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Description: B-M (correspondents include August Bofinger, William B. Cutter, Peter Feil, Charles Florence, T. C. Garvey, A. Guiwits, Henry M. Hill, J. Latta, Thomas McGarvy)Dates: 1871Container: Box/Folder 1 / 12
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Description: Louis PichlerDates: 1871Container: Box/Folder 1 / 13
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Description: S-Z (correspondents include Georg Schuster, W. S. Wetzel, Robert Zeiler)Dates: 1871Container: Box/Folder 1 / 14
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Description: T. P. AmesDates: 1872Container: Box/Folder 1 / 15
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Description: Charles BeehrerDates: 1872Container: Box/Folder 1 / 16
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Description: B-M (correspondents include M. Biers; August Boffinger; Dick Brown; August Buchler; Math. Ensch; Peter Feil; Zerah French; Henry Hirschman; Hull, Lidell and Co.; James MacPherson; John Maney; J. H. McKnight and Co.)Dates: 1872Container: Box/Folder 1 / 17
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Description: Patrick MurphyDates: 1872Container: Box/Folder 1 / 18
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Description: O-V (correspondents include Charles Obertreis, H. W. Stillinger, P. Valiton)Dates: 1872Container: Box/Folder 1 / 19
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Description: G. W. Wiegand (re Sun River Brewery)Dates: 1872Container: Box/Folder 1 / 20
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Description: B-G (correspondents include William Bryce and Co., Paul Daniels, P. Daeker, Louis Gans)Dates: 1873Container: Box/Folder 1 / 21
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Description: Henry S. GilbertDates: 1873Container: Box/Folder 1 / 22
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Description: H-M (correspondents include William Hermann, Hendrie Brothers, Henry Hirschman, Iler and Co., John Largent and Co., J. H. McKnight and Co.)Dates: 1873Container: Box/Folder 1 / 23
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Description: Chris Nissler (re Silver Bow Brewery)Dates: 1873Container: Box/Folder 1 / 24
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Description: T-W (correspondents include Thompson and Preston, Charles S. Warren, Henri Welter)Dates: 1873Container: Box/Folder 1 / 25
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Description: G. W. WiegandDates: 1873Container: Box/Folder 1 / 26
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Description: Charles BeehrerDates: 1874Container: Box/Folder 1 / 27
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Description: B-W (correspondents include H. E. Bond; Leobold Born; E. G. Brook; Robert Fenner; Frank, Heyman, and Rhein; John Hunsberger; John C. Lilly; John A. MacPherson; James Mathews; Frank Maury; J. H. McKnight and Co.; William Preston; Charles Rueppele; Moses Salomon; Robert Strong; W. A. Thompson)Dates: 1874Container: Box/Folder 1 / 28
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Description: William G. Allen; Bull and AllenDates: 1875Container: Box/Folder 1 / 29
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Description: Charles Beehrer, A. E. BondDates: 1875Container: Box/Folder 1 / 30
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Description: L. Fullhart (re Silver Star Brewery)Dates: 1875Container: Box/Folder 1 / 31
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Description: F-W (correspondents include Robert Fenner, William Gaddis, William Goodyer, Henry Hirschman, J. R. Hull and Co., Nicholas Kuhnen, James Mathews, J. H. McKnight and Co., John Newton, Jacob Schnoll, H. W. Stillinger, Robert Strong, Thompson and Conway, Nick Welsh, P. S. White)Dates: 1875Container: Box/Folder 1 / 32
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Description: G. W. Wiegand; Lorenz ZembschDates: 1875Container: Box/Folder 1 / 33
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Description: B-S (correspondents include Blackwell Bros., L. Cable, William Goodyer, Philip W. Holmes, J. R. Hull, Louisa Kessler, W. Kisselpaugh, H. Rosencranz, John C. Sanford, Jacob Schnoll)Dates: 1876Container: Box/Folder 1 / 34
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Description: Matthew WormerDates: 1876Container: Box/Folder 1 / 35
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Description: Charles BeehrerDates: 1877Container: Box/Folder 1 / 36
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Description: G-W (correspondents include William Goodyer, John Newton, William B. Smith, Jacob Schnoll, Robert Strong, W. S. Wetzel)Dates: 1877Container: Box/Folder 1 / 37
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Description: Charles AntonDates: 1878Container: Box/Folder 1 / 38
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Description: Charles Ehlermann and Co.Dates: 1878Container: Box/Folder 1 / 39
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Description: H-S (correspondents include Henry Hirschman, S. M. Pokorny, Moritz Richter [re Grove Brewery], Robert Strong, Thomas Stuart)Dates: 1878Container: Box/Folder 1 / 40
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Description: Charles Ehlermann and Co.Dates: 1879Container: Box/Folder 1 / 41
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Description: Lilienthal and Co.Dates: 1880Container: Box/Folder 1 / 42
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Description: B-T (correspondents include Mrs. C. A. Bourne, R. H. Clendenin, Charles Ehlermann and Co., Charles Fenske, William Gaddis, H. Guillot, S. Hartzell and Co., C. F. Hermann and Co., Lilienthal and Co., J. W. Ponsford, L. N. Smith, Tanner and Tilton)Dates: 1881Container: Box/Folder 1 / 43
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Description: D-N (correspondents include E. Dethless, W. G. Lesseler, John Newton)Dates: 1882Container: Box/Folder 1 / 44
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Description: John NewtonDates: 1883Container: Box/Folder 1 / 45
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Description: B-N (correspondents include A. L. Bancroft and Co.; Mrs. Brown; L. C. Carran and Co.; Davis, Smith and Co.; Nellie Grant Mining Company; John Newton)Dates: 1884Container: Box/Folder 1 / 46
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Description: B-W (correspondents include Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co.; J. E. Daugherty; Frankel and Block; J. Gundlach and Co.; John Newbrandt; John Newton; Northern Pacific Railroad Co.; W. R. Santley and Co.; Weisel and Vilter; George Wilkinson)Dates: 1885Container: Box/Folder 1 / 47
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Description: B-Z (correspondents include Bennett Bros. and Co.; Frank L. Benepe; Brunswick, Balke, Collender Co.; Chas. Ehlermann and Co.; Gail and Bumiller; J. Gundlach and Co.; Catherine Kessler; Knapp, Burrell and Company; Francisco Llado and Co.; Moline Milburn Co.; Montana Stock Growers' Association; Neihart Improvement Co.; George W. Reeves; Union Warehouse Co.; Hermann Zweig))Dates: 1886Container: Box/Folder 2 / 1
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Description: Charles BeehrerDates: 1887Container: Box/Folder 2 / 2
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Description: B-S (correspondents include Frank L. Benepe, Bennett Bros. and Co., Emmaretta Bourne, Alfred Cave, Charles Ehlermann Hop and Malt Co., Wilh. Griesser, Kast Copper and Sheet Iron Co., Emma Kessler, Lilienthal and Co., James Llado, John Newton, Jacob Schnoll)Dates: 1887Container: Box/Folder 2 / 3
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Description: Henry Schwindt (re Heron Brewery)Dates: 1887Container: Box/Folder 2 / 4
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Description: Matthew Wormer (re land purchase; includes letter from D. A. Shaw)Dates: 1887Container: Box/Folder 2 / 5
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Description: W-Z (correspondents include D. D. Williamson, Hermann Zweig)Dates: 1887Container: Box/Folder 2 / 6
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Description: American Carbonate Co. (includes letters to Gans and Klein re Kessler order)Dates: 1888Container: Box/Folder 2 / 7
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Description: Belgrade Grain and Produce Co. (includes invoices)Dates: 1888Container: Box/Folder 2 / 8
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Description: B-M (correspondents include Frank L. Benepe, Charles Ehlermann Hop and Malt Co., Wilh. Griesser, Magnesia Sectional Covering Co., James McPherson)Dates: 1888Container: Box/Folder 2 / 9
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Description: C-W (correspondents include Edwin Corbin; Horsky, Miller and Co.; M. Wampler [?])Dates: 1889Container: Box/Folder 2 / 10
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Description: Jacob D. TietjenDates: 1890Container: Box/Folder 2 / 11
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Description: Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks; M. V. "Van" HarrisDates: 1897Container: Box/Folder 2 / 12
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Description: Fred Ketter CooperageDates: 1900Container: Box/Folder 2 / 13
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Description: C-T (correspondents include Carman Brick Machine Company; Otto Giessen; New England, New York, and California Malt Co.; F. Tuchfarber Co.)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2 / 14
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Description: Wilhelm GriesserDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 2 / 15
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Outgoing Correspondence
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Description: to J. H. McKnight and Co.Dates: 1878Container: Box/Folder 2 / 16
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Description: Letterpress booksDates: 1879-1892Container: Box/Folder 2 / 17-18
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Miscellaneous Correspondence
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Description: Triple X Club (New York) to Louisa (Mrs. Nickolas) KesslerDates: 1878Container: Box/Folder 2 / 19
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Financial Records
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Description: Account books: "Butcher Book" (Con Kohrs and Co.); E. Stadelholfer; Albert Kleinschmidt Commercial Co.Dates: 1868, 1885, 1887Container: Box/Folder 3 / 1
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Description: Bank account book (L. H. Hershfield and Co.)Dates: 1868-1870Container: Box/Folder 3 / 2
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Description: Bank account books (Montana National Bank)Dates: 1883-1891Container: Box/Folder 3 / 3
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Description: Bank account books (First National Bank)Dates: 1888-1893Container: Box/Folder 3 / 4
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Description: Bank account books (Montana National Bank)Dates: 1891-1894Container: Box/Folder 3 / 5
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Description: Bank account books (Thomas Cruse Savings Bank; American National Bank)Dates: 1893-1894Container: Box/Folder 3 / 6
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Description: Cancelled checks [sampled]Dates: 1877-1883Container: Box/Folder 3 / 7
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Description: Cash bookDates: 1868-1872, 1877Container: Volume 1
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Description: Cash booksDates: 1872-1883Container: Box/Folder 3 / 8-11
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Description: Cash booksDates: 1884-1889Container: Box/Folder 4 / 1-5
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Description: Cash booksDates: 18904-1894Container: Box/Folder 5 / 1-4
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Description: Cash booksDates: 1894-1897Container: Box/Folder 6 / 1-4
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Description: Cash booksDates: 1898-1899Container: Box/Folder 7 / 1-2
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Description: Cash bookDates: 1901Container: Volume 2
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Description: Cash note bookDates: 1884-1888Container: Box/Folder 7 / 3
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Description: Checkstub books (Peoples National Bank)Dates: 1874-1878Container: Box/Folder 7 / 4-6
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Description: Checkstub books (First National Bank)Dates: 1867-1880Container: Box/Folder 7 / 7-8
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Description: Checkstub books (First National Bank)Dates: 1880-1884Container: Box/Folder 8 / 1-2
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Description: Checkstub book (Montana National Bank)Dates: 1887-1889Container: Box/Folder 8 / 3
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Description: Checkstub book (unidentified bank)Dates: 1887-1889Container: Box/Folder 8 / 4
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Description: Checkstub books (First National Bank)Dates: 1891-1893Container: Box/Folder 8 / 5-6
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Description: Checkstub book (Montana National Bank)Dates: 1893Container: Box/Folder 8 / 7
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Description: Checkstub book (Thomas Cruse Savings Bank)Dates: 1893Container: Box/Folder 8 / 8
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Description: Checkstub book (American National Bank)Dates: 1893Container: Box/Folder 8 / 9
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Description: Confidential Telegraphic Cipher (Commercial National Bank, Portland, Oregon)Dates: 1886Container: Box/Folder 8 / 10
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Description: "Cost of building, remodeling house"Dates: 1890Container: Box/Folder 8 / 11
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Description: Financial notations and memoranda (includes "List of cash subscriptions")Dates: 1895-1900, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 8 / 12-14
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Description: Fraternal Review Printing Company stock certificateDates: 1891Container: Box/Folder 8 / 15
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Description: Helena Mining and Stock Exchange share bookDates: 1885-1886Container: Volumer 3
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Description: Household inventoryDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 8 / 16
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Description: "Memoranda of daily cash a/c (Account of money and notes)"; "Memoranda of cash"Dates: 1885-1894Container: Box/Folder 9 / 1
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Description: "Memorandum of money on hand and out"; "Memorandum of notes, loans, cash, etc."Dates: 1880-1885Container: Box/Folder 9 / 2
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Description: "Memorandum of notes"Dates: 1891-1895Container: Box/Folder 9 / 3
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Description: "Memorandum of notes I have to pay and what I owe"Dates: 1891-1892Container: Box/Folder 9 / 4
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Description: "Military Post checks returned from Montana National Bank" (re military post fund account)Dates: 1893Container: Box/Folder 9 / 5
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Description: Old Dominion quartz lode claim: labor receiptsDates: 1886-1887, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 9 / 6
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Description: Peoples National Bank of Helena, Montana stock certificateDates: 1873Container: Box/Folder 9 / 7
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Description: Promissory notes and receiptsDates: 18891-1895Container: Box/Folder 9 / 8-11
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Description: receipt for costs (Edward Hirscherler and Nick Kessler vs. W. McKendrick)Dates: 1892Container: Box/Folder 9 / 12
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Description: Receipts [sampled]Dates: 1867-1889Container: Box/Folder 9 / 13
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Description: Rent account ledgerDates: 1896-1897Container: Box/Folder 9 / 14
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Description: Tax receipts (includes personal and brewery)
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Dates: 1865-1883Container: Box/Folder 10 / 1 -
Description: Taxable properties (includes personal and brewery)
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Dates: 1868, 1883-1886Container: Box/Folder 10 / 2 -
Description: Waterworks expensesDates: circa 1876Container: Box/Folder 10 / 3
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Description: MiscellaneousDates: 1880, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 10 / 4
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Legal Documents
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Description: Act of naturalizationDates: 1872, 1898Container: Box/Folder 10 / 5
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Description: Agreements (re Old Dominion quartz lode claim; Custer No. 2 lode claim)Dates: 1881, 1893Container: Box/Folder 10 / 6
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Description: Assignment of mortgage (Charles J. Nelson, et al. to Nick Kessler)Dates: 1892Container: Box/Folder 10 / 7
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Description: certificate of election to Kessler District School BoardDates: 1895Container: Box/Folder 10 / 8
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Description: Chattel mortgage (William Gehlaus' Mint Saloon)Dates: 1891Container: Box/Folder 10 / 9
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Description: Deed (property of Kessler Brewing Co.)Dates: 1872Container: Box/Folder 10 / 10
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Description: Deed (Helena property)Dates: 1873Container: Box/Folder 10 / 11
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Description: Deed (Lewis and Clark County property)Dates: 1893Container: Box/Folder 10 / 12
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Description: Garnishment of wages (includes depositions re Davey and Burton sawmill)Dates: 1889Container: Box/Folder 10 / 13
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Description: Hippolyth-Peter Kessler power of attorneyDates: 1898Container: Box/Folder 10 / 14
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Description: Letters testamentary (re Eugene Hoerman)Dates: 1889Container: Box/Folder 10 / 15
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Description: Lien release agreement (W. Myers)Dates: 1884Container: Box/Folder 10 / 16
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Description: Luxembourg passports (includes translation by C. N. Kessler)Dates: 1854, 1863Container: Box/Folder 10 / 17
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Description: Frank Potter bonding for post office positionDates: 1890Container: Box/Folder 10 / 18
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Description: Mortgage on Henry Fuller's St. Louis Restaurant and Saloon in HasselDates: 1868Container: Box/Folder 10 / 19
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Subject Files
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Description: Cascade Land CompanyDates: 1891-1893Container: Box/Folder 10 / 20
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Description: D. T. Goodell notes and papersDates: 1888-1889Container: Box/Folder 10 / 21
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Description: Graham and Co. papers (re George Graham and John Dillon horse sales)Dates: 1889-1890Container: Box/Folder 10 / 22
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Description: Nick GromeshDates: circa 1890Container: Box/Folder 10 / 23
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Description: Jeremiah Robinson power of attorney papers (re Old dominion quartz lode claim)Dates: 1891Container: Box/Folder 10 / 24
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Description: "Papers of the Custer Mine"Dates: 1886-1888Container: Box/Folder 10 / 25
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Description: Patent kilnsDates: 1892Container: Box/Folder 10 / 26
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Description: J. B. Welter saloon (Boulder)Dates: 1891Container: Box/Folder 10 / 27
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Miscellany
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Description: Charles H. Ebert application for citizenship; Ebert genealogical informationDates: 1865, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 10 / 28
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Description: InvitationDates: 1899Container: Box/Folder 10 / 29
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Description: List of artifacts transferred to the MuseumContainer: Box/Folder 10 / 30
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Description: Report cards (Charles, Frederick, and Mathilda Kessler)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 10 / 31
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Clippings
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Description: ScrapbookDates: circa 1869Container: Box/Folder 10 / 32
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Description: Clippings loose in scrapbookDates: 1886-1893, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 10 / 33
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Kessler Brewery
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Interoffice Correspondence
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Description: C. N. Kessler to Marc ButerbaughDates: 1948Container: Box/Folder 11 / 1
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Description: "Tom" to C. N. KesslerDates: 1949Container: Box/Folder 11 / 2
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Description: C. N. Kessler to Marc ButerbaughDates: 1949Container: Box/Folder 11 / 3
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Description: Marc Buterbaugh to C. N. KesslerDates: 1949-1952Container: Box/Folder 11 / 4-6
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Incoming Correspondence
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Description: E-Y (correspondents include East Side Pharmacy, Joseph Schneible Company, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners, Local No. 158)Dates: 1902Container: Box/Folder 11 / 7
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Description: Palatable Water Still CompanyDates: 1903Container: Box/Folder 11 / 8
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Description: E. Starz Chemical LaboratoryDates: 1904Container: Box/Folder 11 / 9
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Description: B-S (correspondents include Basin Hardware and Mercantile Company, Centennial Brewing Co., Scientific Station for Pure Products)Dates: 1905Container: Box/Folder 11 / 10
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Description: A-U (correspondents include A. M. Holter Hardware Co.; Centennial Brewing Co.; Gould Mines Co.; United Brewery Workers, Local No. 66Dates: 1906Container: Box/Folder 11 / 11
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Description: A-U (correspondents include Bellingham Bay Brewery; International Union of United Brewery Workmen, Local No. 66; Lincoln Trust and Title Company; Northern Pacific Railway Company)Dates: 1907Container: Box/Folder 11 / 121
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Description: C-W (correspondents include Capital Brewing Company; Great Lakes Engineering Works [including blueprints of refrigeration machine]; International Union of United Brewery Workmen, Local No. 66; Missouri River Power Company; Olympia Brewing Company; 20th Century Machinery Co.; Western Federation of Miners, Mount Helena Union No. 138)Dates: 1908Container: Box/Folder 11 / 13
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Description: I-M (correspondents include International Union of United Brewery Workmen, Local No. 231; Link-Belt Company; Montana Brewing Company)Dates: 1909Container: Box/Folder 11 / 14
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Description: C-T (correspondents include Capital City Brewing Co.; International Union of United Brewery Workmen, Local Nos. 66 and 231; 20th Century Machinery Company)Dates: 1910Container: Box/Folder 11 / 15
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Description: A-W (correspondents include American Brewing and Malting Co.; Butte Brewing Co.; Bozeman Brewery; Wilhelm Griesser; The Labor World Meyer Supply Company; E. A. Moffett; B. Schade Brewing Co.; Boyd Winchester, enclosing his booklet "Sumptuary laws and Sunday laws")Dates: 1911Container: Box/Folder 11 / 16
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Description: C-U (correspondents include Central Products Co., enclosing booklet "Better Brewing"; Garden City Brewing Co.; Pfaudler Co.; Reduction Supply Company; United States Brewers' Association)Dates: 1912Container: Box/Folder 11 / 17
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Description: O-S (correspondents include Olympia Brewing Co.; Pfaudler Co.; Sealtite Stopper and Machinery Co.)Dates: 1913Container: Box/Folder 11 / 18
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Description: B-T (correspondents include Bureau of Protection; Geo. E. Laubenheimer Co.; Olympia Brewing Co.; Pfaudler Co.; 20th Century Machinery Co.)Dates: 1914Container: Box/Folder 11 / 19
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Description: A-U (correspondents include American Brewing Co.; Benton and Co. [re The Weakly Freak anti-prohibition magazine]; Centennial Brewing Co.; Charles Zoller Company; Goodkind Bros.; International Union of United Brewery Workmen, Local No. 104; Iowa Brewers Association; A. A. Lathrop; Howard M. Lewis; Manufacturers and Dealers Association of America; Mercantile Protective Association of the State of Florida; Kalispell Malting and Brewing Co.; Garden City Brewing Co.; Montana Commercial and Labor League; Montana Products and Manufactures Association; Presbyterian Temperance Committee; H. L. Shapard; George H. Stevens; 20th Century Machinery Co.; United States Brewers' Association)Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 11 / 20
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Description: B-I (correspondents include Bellingham Bay Brewery; Joseph Corby; unidentified)Dates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 11 / 21
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Description: Montana Anti-Saloon LeagueDates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 11 / 22
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Description: A-U (correspondents include International Union of Steam and Operating Engineers Local 116; U.S. Internal Revenue Service; United States Brewers' Association)Dates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 11 / 23
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Description: Universal Company (re sale of brewing equipment)Dates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 11 / 23a
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Description: American Brewing Company (Great Falls); International Union of United Brewery, Flour, Cereal, and Soft Drink WorkersDates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 11 / 24
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Description: B-S (correspondents include B and W Distributing Company; Davis Supply Company; Eimer and Amend; F. C. Deckebach Sons Co.; J. E. Siebel Sons' Co.)Dates: 1933Container: Box/Folder 11 / 25
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Description: B-S (correspondents include Billman Electric Heater Co.; Liquid Carbonic Corporation; The Sweet Co.)Dates: 1935Container: Box/Folder 11 / 26
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Description: C-T (correspondents include Corn Products Sales Company; Great Western Electro-Chemical Co.; Otto Meier; Society of Wahl Brewing Technologists; Taber Pump Co.)Dates: 1936Container: Box/Folder 11 / 27
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Description: Benevolent and Protective Order of ElksDates: 1938Container: Box/Folder 11 / 28
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Description: Master Brewers AssociationDates: 1938-1939Container: Box/Folder 11 / 29
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Description: B-S (correspondents include Borden Company; Boys' Clubs of America; A. E. Schwingel)Dates: 1940Container: Box/Folder 11 / 30
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Description: L-T (correspondents include Georges Lalonde; Geo. E. Tarbox Co.)Dates: 1949Container: Box/Folder 11 / 31
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Description: Olympia Brewing CompanyDates: 1950Container: Box/Folder 11 / 32
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Description: West Virginia Pulp and Paper CompanyDates: 1951Container: Box/Folder 11 / 33
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Description: M-S (correspondents include Master Brewers' Association of America, Missoula Brewing Company, Sicks' Spokane BreweryDates: 1950Container: Box/Folder 11 / 34
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Description: A-D (correspondents include Anaconda Brewing Co., John Del Villano)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 11 / 35
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Outgoing Correspondence
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Description: Letterpress books (includes Montana State Brewers' Association, 1902-1904)Dates: 1902-1906, 1909-1910Container: Box/Folder 12 / 1-4
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Description: Letterpress books (includes Montana State Brewers' Association, 1908)Dates: 1906-1908Container: Box/Folder 13 / 1-3
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Description: Letterpress booksDates: 1908-1909Container: Box/Folder 14 / 1-4
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Description: Letterpress books (includes Montana State Brewers' Association, 1911)Dates: 1910-1913Container: Box/Folder 15 / 1-4
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Description: Letterpress bookDates: 1913-1916Container: Box/Folder 16 / 1
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Description: E. R. Gay, Thomas J. WalshDates: 1914-1915Container: Box/Folder 16 / 2
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Description: Form letter (re prohibition in Kansas)Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 16 / 3
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General Correspondence
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Description: Union negotiations (correspondents include International Union of the United Brewery Workers; E. A. Moffett)Dates: 1911-1916Container: Box/Folder 16 / 4-5
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Description: B-Y (correspondents include W. F. and John Barnes Company, Brooks Oil Company, Corn Products Sales Co., Dearborn Chemical Company, Duriron Company, Ernecke and Salmstein Company, Flox Company, Industrial Chemical Sales Company, International Filter Company, Michael Yundt Company)Dates: 1933Container: Box/Folder 16 / 6
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Description: A-W (correspondents include American Biochemical Products Company, Cream City Chemical Works, Davis Supply Company, Diamond Power Specialty Corporation, Elgin Softener Corporation, Hoppes Manufacturing Company, Starr Manufacturing and Chemical Company, F. H. Steinbart and Son, Victor Chemical Works, Wahl-Henius Institute)Dates: 1934Container: Box/Folder 16 / 7
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Description: B-P (correspondents include Billings Brewing Company, Pfaudler Company)Dates: 1935Container: Box/Folder 16 / 8
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Description: A-W (correspondents include Anglo American Mining Corporation, Lilie-Hoffman Cooling Towers Inc., R. L. McNelly, Schillinger Brothers Company, Wilkins-Anderson Company)Dates: 1936Container: Box/Folder 16 / 9
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Description: B-W (correspondents include Bismarck Hotel, Butte Brewing Company, Dearborn Chemical Company, International Tin Research and Development Council, Fred Kessler, Master Brewers' Association of America, Pioneer Brewing Company, August Scholl Brewing Company, Texas Brewing Institute, John T. Tucker, United States Brewing Company, Viking Pump Company, Wahl-Henius Institute, Weldon Manufacturing Company)Dates: 1937Container: Box/Folder 16 / 10
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Description: D-W (correspondents include John DaHood, Hamm Brewing Company, Master Brewers Association of America, Burton K. Wheeler)Dates: 1938Container: Box/Folder 16 / 11
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Description: B-M (correspondents include Otto Biefeld Company, Douthitt Corporation, Master Brewers Association of America)Dates: 1939Container: Box/Folder 16 / 12
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Description: B-U (includes letters to northwest breweries re new bottle house foreman Paul J. Dehler, Billings Brewing Company, United States Patent Office, Pfaudler Company)Dates: 1940Container: Box/Folder 16 / 13
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Description: Eberbach and Son CompanyDates: 1944Container: Box/Folder 16 / 14
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Description: George E. TarboxDates: 1949Container: Box/Folder 16 / 15
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Description: Standard Ore and Alloys CorporationDates: 1952Container: Box/Folder 16 / 16
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Financial Records
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Description: Account book ("Jos. Becker in a/c with Horsky Miller and Co., Brewers, Helena")Dates: 1891Container: Box/Folder 17 / 1
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Description: Account book (Elliston, Mont.)Dates: 1892-1894Container: Box/Folder 17 / 2
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Description: Account books (Charles W. Fleisher; J. J. Heiner)Dates: 1866-1867, 1891-1893Container: Box/Folder 17 / 3
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Description: Account books (Patrick Leo's Pony Saloon)Dates: 1888-1890Container: Box/Folder 17 / 4
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Description: Account books (Tex Rose; Charles Schmoltz)Dates: 1895-1896, 1900-1901Container: Box/Folder 17 / 5
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Description: Account books (A. M. Swandon; Sznfransky and Company)Dates: 1889-1890, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 17 / 6
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Description: Account book (John B. Welter, includes inventory )Dates: 1889Container: Box/Folder 17 / 7
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Description: Account book (illegible name)Dates: 1890Container: Box/Folder 17 / 8
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Description: Account journal ("Green's India Creek and Hot Springs Express")Dates: 1867Container: Box/Folder 17 / 9
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Description: Account journals (Helena)Dates: 1865, 1883-1886Container: Box/Folder 17 / 10-11
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Description: Account journal (Silver City and Trinity Gulch)Dates: 1868Container: Box/Folder 17 / 12
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Description: Account ledgersDates: 1865-1866Container: Box/Folder 17 / 13-14
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Description: Account ledgers (includes barley record, 1885)Dates: 1866-1882Container: Box/Folder 18 / 1-5
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Description: Account ledgersDates: 1876-1885Container: Box/Folder 19 / 1-5
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Description: Account ledgersDates: 1885-1891Container: Box/Folder 20 / 1-5
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Description: Account ledgers (includes unattached "Mrs. Kranich" statement)Dates: 1891Container: Box/Folder 21 / 1-2
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Description: Account ledgersDates: 1892-1897Container: Box/Folder 21 / 3-5
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Description: Account ledgersDates: 1894-1897Container: Box/Folder 22 / 1-4
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Description: Account ledgersDates: 1897-1901, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 23 / 1-4
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Description: Accounts receivableDates: 1867-1873, 1892-1893Container: Box/Folder 23 / 5
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Description: Account record (Joe Collins)Dates: 1869Container: Box/Folder 24 / 1
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Description: Account records (Mike Tuohy, Marysville)Dates: 1893Container: Box/Folder 24 / 2
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Description: Account record (Marysville)Dates: 1884Container: Box/Folder 24 / 3
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Description: Account record (J. B. Welter's saloon, Boulder)Dates: 1890Container: Box/Folder 24 / 4
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Description: Account and record of expensesDates: 1866Container: Box/Folder 24 / 5
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Description: Accounts receivableDates: 1869, 1897Container: Box/Folder 24 / 6-7
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Description: Annual reportDates: 1937Container: Box/Folder 24 / 8
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Description: Balance sheetsDates: 1903-1918Container: Volume 3a
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Description: Bank account book (Kessler and Miller, First National Bank)Dates: 1878-1883Container: Box/Folder 24 / 9
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Description: Beer faucet accountsDates: 1871-1872Container: Box/Folder 24 / 10
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Description: Beer purchase orders (Fort William H. Harrison)Dates: 1908Container: Box/Folder 24 / 11
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Description: Brewer's purchase bookDates: 1868-1880Container: Box/Folder 24 / 12
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Description: Brewer's record of materials purchasedDates: 1880-1912Container: Box/Folder 24 / 13-19
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Description: "Cash expenses for ice"Dates: 1894-1895Container: Box/Folder 24 / 20
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Description: Cash journalsDates: 1894-1901Container: Box/Folder 24 / 21
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Description: "Copy of statement Income Tax"
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Dates: 1895Container: Box/Folder 25 / 1 -
Description: Daybooks ("Grizzli Gulch Beer Account with Ch. Beehrer and Co.")Dates: 1865Container: Box/Folder 25 / 2
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Description: Daybooks ("Ten Mile Creek brewery Beer Acct")Dates: 1865Container: Box/Folder 25 / 2
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Description: DaybooksDates: 1865-1870Container: Box/Folder 25 / 3-10
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Description: Daybooks (includes "Bricks for Schoolhouse", 1878)Dates: 1871-1880Container: Box/Folder 26 / 1-6
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Description: Daybooks (includes agreement re Helena townsite property, Sept. 1884)Dates: 1880-1885Container: Box/Folder 27 / 1-6
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Description: Daybooks (includes agreement re bricks for Masonic Temple, Helena, [circa 1885]; agreement re ice, [ca 1885]; agreement re bricks, July 1886)Dates: 1885-1888Container: Box/Folder 28 / 1-5
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Description: DaybooksDates: 1888-1890Container: Box/Folder 29 / 1-8
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Description: DaybooksDates: 1890-1892Container: Box/Folder 30 / 1-6
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Description: DaybooksDates: 1892-1893Container: Box/Folder 31 / 1-6
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Description: DaybooksDates: 1893-1895Container: Box/Folder 32 / 1-7
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Description: DaybooksDates: 1895-1896Container: Box/Folder 33 / 1-6
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Description: DaybooksDates: 1896-1898Container: Box/Folder 34 / 1-7
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Description: DaybooksDates: 1898-1900Container: Box/Folder 35 / 1-7
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Description: DaybooksDates: 1900-1922Container: Box/Folder 36 / 1-7
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Description: Daybooks [not in sequence] (includes brickyard daybook, 1880)Dates: 1888-1900Container: Box/Folder 37 / 1-7
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Description: Daybooks (East Helena accounts)Dates: 1899Container: Box/Folder 37 / 8
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Description: Daybooks (East Helena accounts)Dates: 1899-1902Container: Box/Folder 38 / 1-2
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Description: Daybooks (Marysville accounts)Dates: 1893Container: Box/Folder 38 / 3
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Description: Elliston accountsDates: 1895Container: Box/Folder 38 / 4
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Description: Expense and cash account (includes daybook, 1886-1889)Dates: 1879, 1886-1889Container: Box/Folder 38 / 5
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Description: Great Falls and Sand Coulee accountsDates: 1889-1890Container: Box/Folder 38 / 6
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Description: "Hay Measure of Hay Ranch from Edgerton and co."; alfalfa and hay records (brewery and brickyard)Dates: 1888, 1895Container: Box/Folder 38 / 7
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Description: Hop purchases (includes shipment insurance, etc.)Dates: 1868Container: Box/Folder 38 / 8
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Description: Index to "Charles Beehrer and John Wagner's Beer Account for the Helena Brewery with Helena city and Nelson Gulch"Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 38 / 9
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Description: Insurance policiesDates: 1883-1884Container: Box/Folder 38 / 10
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Description: Inventory (includes bills receivable and payable)Dates: 1867Container: Box/Folder 38 / 11
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Description: Inventories (includes brewery, household, brickyard, ice house, properties)Dates: 1868-1878, 1893, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 38 / 12
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Description: InventoriesDates: 1893, 1909-1917, undatedContainer: Volume 3b
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Description: Inventory of "Guiles [?] Brewery Outfit")Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 38 / 13
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Description: J. H. McKnight and Co. statements and receiptsDates: 1879-1881Container: Box/Folder 38 / 14
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Description: Lafayette Brewery, Helena, mechanics lien paymentDates: 1870Container: Box/Folder 38 / 15
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Description: Memoranda of paymentDates: 1908-1909Container: Box/Folder 38 / 16
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Description: Payroll account booksDates: 1886-1900Container: Box/Folder 38 / 17-20
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Description: Payroll account ledger (includes brickyard and note in German)Dates: 1868-1888Container: Box/Folder 39 / 1-2
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Description: Payroll account ledger (includes "Account book for Mechanics and Laborers Employed on Buildings", [1870s])Dates: 1872-1879, 1892Container: Box/Folder 39 / 3-4
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Description: Payroll costsDates: 1892-1893Container: Box/Folder 39 / 5
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Description: Payroll recordDates: 1887, 1893-1896, 1899-1902Container: Box/Folder 39 / 6-8
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Description: ReceiptsDates: 1866-1914Container: Box/Folder 40 / 1
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Description: Record of barley purchases (includes cost of elevator for barley)Dates: 1890-1901Container: Box/Folder 40 / 2
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Description: Time books (includes building of malt cellar, addition to Bottlehouse)Dates: 1874-1902Container: Box/Folder 40 / 3-8
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Description: Time booksDates: 1896-1901Container: Volume 4-5
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Description: Time books (includes carpenters, ice workers, teamsters)Dates: 1890-1901Container: Box/Folder 40 / 9
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Description: Time books (ice workers)Dates: 1894-1896Container: Box/Folder 40 / 10
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Description: Time books (includes ice workers, wood haulers)Dates: 1889-1902Container: Box/Folder 40 / 11
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Description: U. S. revenue stamps [sampled]; tax receipts
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Dates: 1867-1872, 1885-1906Container: Box/Folder 40 / 12 -
Description: MiscellaneousDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 40 / 13
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Legal Documents
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Description: Agreements (re electrification of Kessler Brewery)Dates: 1893, 1908Container: Box/Folder 40 / 14
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Description: Agreements (Cable City Brewery re hops and malt)Dates: 1868Container: Box/Folder 40 / 15
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Description: Agreements (International Union of United Brewery Workmen with Montana Brewers Association; 1916 agreement RESTRICTED due to fragility; photocopy available)Dates: 1906-1919Container: Box/Folder 40 / 16-17
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Description: "Brewer's application for permission to remove fermented liquor for bottling..."Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 40 / 18
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Description: Certification of financial responsibility (Fort William H. Harrison beer club)Dates: 1907Container: Box/Folder 40 / 19
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Description: Declaration of occupancy of brewery property by Charles Beehrer; sale indenture for brewery property between Charles Beehrer and Nickolas KesslerDates: 1865-1866Container: Box/Folder 40 / 20
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Description: Indenture and agreement with Leopold Balbeck (re sale of Kessler Brewery)Dates: 1890Container: Box/Folder 40 / 21
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Description: Indenture (re sale of Gold Creek Brewery)Dates: 1868Container: Box/Folder 40 / 22
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Description: Indenture (re sale of Cedar Creek Brewery)Dates: 1870Container: Box/Folder 40 / 23
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Description: Licenses (includes saloon)Dates: 1866-1907Container: Box/Folder 40 / 24
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Description: Montana Brewers and Wholesalers Association resolution (re suspension of operations)Dates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 40 / 25
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Description: Proposal to form corporationDates: circa 1933Container: Box/Folder 40 / 26
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Organization
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Description: Montana Brewers' Association (includes minutes, resolution re enforcement of liquor laws)Dates: 1909, 1911, 1916Container: Box/Folder 40 / 27
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Description: Montana Brewers' Association (includes articles of incorporation, bylaws, minutes, and judgement of dissolution)Dates: 1914-1919Container: Volume 6
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Photographs
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Description: Advertising photographs by Alvey-Ferguson Company, manufacturers of conveyors, skids, etc.Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 41 / 1
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Printed Material
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Description: Kessler Brewing CompanyDates: circa 1905Container: Box/Folder 41 / 2
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Description: Plain talk and hard facts about BlatzDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 41 / 3
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Description: The Picture of health (re The Capital Brewing Company's High Life Bottled Beer)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 41 / 4
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Description: The Story of Kessler Brewery established 1865 and how beer is brewedDates: 1952Container: Box/Folder 41 / 5
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Description: "Kessler Brewing Company," Western brewing and distributionDates: 1944Container: Box/Folder 41 / 6
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Production Records
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Description: Beer and malt inventory notesDates: 1905-1909Container: Box/Folder 41 / 7
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Description: Beer on handDates: 1918-1919Container: Box/Folder 41 / 8
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Description: Beer production record ("Peter Kessler Beer Book")Dates: 1875-1878Container: Box/Folder 41 / 9
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Description: Brewer's monthly return (re beer purchased and sold)Dates: 1915-1919Container: Box/Folder 41 / 10-11
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Description: Brewer's record of fermented liquors made and soldDates: 1868-1919Container: Volume 7-26
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Description: Brewing record (includes amounts of ingredients used)Dates: 1917-1918Container: Box/Folder 41 / 12
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Description: Driver's load recordDates: 1908-1909Container: Box/Folder 41 / 13
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Description: Record of barrels made, malt, hops, and bottlesDates: 1878-1879, 1893-1898Container: Box/Folder 41 / 14-15
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Description: Record of stock on handDates: 1897-1903Container: Box/Folder 41 / 16
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Description: Return of fermented liquors subject to additional tax
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Dates: 1914Container: Box/Folder 41 / 17 -
Description: Stamp account recordDates: 1896-1902Container: Box/Folder 41 / 18-19
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Description: Stamp and sales recordDates: 1908-1910Container: Box/Folder 42 / 1
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Description: Stamps and driver's recordDates: 1912-1918Container: Box/Folder 42 / 2-4
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Description: Weekly production recordDates: 1891Container: Box/Folder 42 / 5
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Reports
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Description: Earthquake damageDates: 1935Container: Box/Folder 42 / 6
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Description: "Set up cost of materials and labor in building the Half Gallon Jug soaker for the Bottling Dept."Dates: 1935Container: Box/Folder 42 / 7
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Description: Water analysesDates: 1901-1919Container: Box/Folder 42 / 8
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Subject Files
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Description: Breweries investment informationDates: 1933Container: Box/Folder 42 / 9
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Description: Hauser Brewing CompanyDates: 1933Container: Box/Folder 42 / 10
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Description: San Bernadino Brewing CompanyDates: 1933Container: Box/Folder 42 / 11
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Description: Schmidt Brewing Company (includes information on Centennial Brewery, Butte)Dates: 1933Container: Box/Folder 42 / 12
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Description: Sierra Brewing CorporationDates: 1933Container: Box/Folder 42 / 13
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Description: U. S. brewer's bondDates: 1916-1918Container: Box/Folder 42 / 14
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Miscellany
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Description: Blomgren Bros. and Co., Hang on to this (re bottle labels)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 43 / 1
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Description: Helena Trades and Labor Assembly, Constitution and by-lawsDates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 43 / 2
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Description: HB 250; HB 281 (re state liquor control act), 32nd Legislative AssemblyDates: 1951Container: Box/Folder 43 / 3
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Description: Industrial Accident Board noticesDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 43 / 4
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Description: Industrial Workers of the World [IWW], "An Appeal to all progressive brewery workers"Dates: 1907Container: Box/Folder 43 / 5
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Description: Notes (re liquor licenses, saloons, breweries, and druggists in Montana)Dates: circa 1914Container: Box/Folder 43 / 6
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Description: International Union of the United Brewery Workers constitution (extracts)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 43 / 7
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Description: International Union of the United Brewery Workers anti-prohibition leaflets, advertisements, etc.Dates: 1914-1916Container: Box/Folder 43 / 8
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Description: Labor contracts between Milwaukee Brewers' Association and Brewery WorkersDates: 1912Container: Box/Folder 43 / 9
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Description: Labor union leafletsDates: 1904-1910Container: Box/Folder 43 / 10
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Description: Liquor Dealers' Association constitution and bylawsDates: 1915-1916Container: Box/Folder 43 / 11
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Description: List of artifacts transferred to the MuseumContainer: Box/Folder 43 / 12
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Description: List of union clerks in Helena businessesDates: 1913Container: Box/Folder 43 / 13
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Description: Manufacturers and Dealers Club of Chicago anti-prohibition postcardsDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 43 / 14
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Description: Master Brewers Association applicants and national convention materialsDates: 1938-1939Container: Box/Folder 43 / 15
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Description: Master Brewers Association, District of Montana constitution and bylaws; Montana convention materialsDates: 1937, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 43 / 16
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Description: Montana Commercial and labor League prohibition materialsDates: circa 1916Container: Box/Folder 43 / 17
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Description: Montana State Federation of Labor resolution re prohibitionDates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 43 / 18
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Description: Notes and draft of letters to Helena Trades and Labor Council re unionDates: circa 1907Container: Box/Folder 43 / 19
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Description: "Notes for an advertisement of Bock Beer" (includes Kessler and Great Falls Select ads)Dates: 1949Container: Box/Folder 43 / 20
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Description: Painters and Paperers union ( F. L. U. No. 199) resolutionDates: 1910Container: Box/Folder 43 / 21
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Description: Pacific Fire Extinguisher Company contractDates: 1911Container: Box/Folder 43 / 22
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Description: "Process and apparatus of the manufacture of caramel-malt (patent applied," etc. (also includes 19 blueprints of machinery at brewery from Link-Belt and Alvey- Ferguson companies) [OVERSIZE FOLDER]Dates: 1898, 1905-1911, undatedContainer: Oversize Folder 1
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Description: United States Brewery Association contract statistics and wages and hoursDates: 1910-1920Container: Box/Folder 43 / 23
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Description: United States Brewery Association meeting banquet; anti-prohibition demonstrationDates: 1911, 1919Container: Box/Folder 43 / 24
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Description: United States Brewery Association registered trademarks, labels, and printsDates: 1904-1919Container: Box/Folder 43 / 25
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Description: Wahl-Henius Institute newsletterDates: 1940Container: Box/Folder 43 / 26
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Description: The Western brewer , "Production of malt liquors in the United States"Dates: 1863-1914Container: Box/Folder 43 / 27
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Description: "Write to following firms" (re re-establishing brewery)Dates: circa 1933Container: Box/Folder 43 / 28
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Description: MiscellaneousDates: 1913-1952, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 43 / 29
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Kessler Brickyard
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Incoming Correspondence
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Description: A-W (correspondents include Arthur Brown, Joseph N. Brown, Lester Dewey, Robert Strong, Matthew Wormer)Dates: 1872-1876Container: Box/Folder 44 / 1
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Description: W (correspondents include Daniel Wells, James D. Wolff, Matthew Wormer)Dates: 1880Container: Box/Folder 44 / 2
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Description: Paul McCormickDates: 1904-1905Container: Box/Folder 44 / 3
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Financial Records
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Description: Account records ("Masonic Temple, S. F. Evans Contractor," "Nick Monsham and others Brick a/c"Dates: 1884-1885Container: Box/Folder 44 / 4
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Description: Account records ("Brick acct. of C.C. Thurstons Brickyard Witmer Bros. mortgage," "Brick book for C.C. Thurston's Yard," "CC Thurston kiln no. 2"Dates: 1885-1886Container: Box/Folder 44 / 5
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Description: Account record (James Blake)Dates: 1888Container: Box/Folder 44 / 6
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Description: Account ledger (loose notes, etc. in second folder)Dates: 1874-1882Container: Box/Folder 44 / 7-8
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Description: Account ledger (loose notes, etc. in second folder)Dates: 1882-1887Container: Box/Folder 44 / 9-10
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Description: Account ledgers)Dates: 1886-1893Container: Box/Folder 44 / 11-13
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Description: BalancesDates: 1897Container: Box/Folder 44 / 14
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Description: Bill of sale (Thurston Brickyard)Dates: 1885Container: Box/Folder 44 / 15
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Description: "Book for annual statements of Kessler and Wormers Brickyard" (includes agreement of co-partnership between Nickolas Kessler and Matthew Wormer, May 1875)Dates: 1875-1879Container: Box/Folder 44 / 16
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Description: "Book for Brickyard" (includes record of production, record of expenses, and employee time account)Dates: 1872-1879Container: Box/Folder 44 / 17
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Description: "Car Book for Montana Smelting Co. Great Falls" (includes United Smelting and Refining Co.); freight rate record and miscellaneous notes)Dates: 1881-1891, 1895Container: Box/Folder 45 / 1
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Description: DaybooksDates: 1877-1886Container: Box/Folder 45 / 2-9
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Description: Daybooks ("New Brickyard")Dates: 1886Container: Box/Folder 45 / 10
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Description: DaybooksDates: 1886-1900Container: Box/Folder 46 / 1-5
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Description: Estimates of costs at brickyardDates: 1893Container: Box/Folder 46 / 6
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Description: Expense recordDates: 1898Container: Box/Folder 46 / 7
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Description: JournalsDates: 1887-1898Container: Box/Folder 46 / 8-11
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Description: Journal ("Kessler and Wormer Deer Lodge Brickyard")Dates: 1878Container: Box/Folder 47 / 1
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Description: Payroll account ©. A. Baker, John Hubert, Hy Liehe, Frank Tackley)Dates: 1881-1893Container: Box/Folder 47 / 2
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Description: Payroll account (memorandum re Hy Liehe)Dates: 1893Container: Box/Folder 47 / 3
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Description: Payroll ledgerDates: 1880-1886, 1891-1900Container: Box/Folder 47 / 4-5
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Description: Payroll recordDates: 1888-1901Container: Box/Folder 47 / 6-11
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Description: Purchase books for brickyardDates: 1875-1879Container: Box/Folder 48 / 1-2
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Description: ReceiptDates: 1880Container: Box/Folder 48 / 3
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Description: Time booksDates: 1874-1886, 1890-1894Container: Box/Folder 48 / 4-12
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Description: Time books (carpenters and building)Dates: 1886-1887Container: Box/Folder 48 / 4-12
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Description: Wood purchasesDates: 1886-1892Container: Box/Folder 49 / 1
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Production Records
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Description: InventoriesDates: 1897-1898Container: Box/Folder 49 / 2-3
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Description: Kiln and moulding timeDates: 1892-1993Container: Box/Folder 49 / 4
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Reports
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Description: Production and financial figuresDates: 1895-1896Container: Box/Folder 49 / 5
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Clippings
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Description: "The amount of building improvements perfected in Helena during the year 1887"Dates: 1888 January 1Container: Box/Folder 49 / 6
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Miscellany
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Description: List of artifacts transferred to the MuseumContainer: Box/Folder 49 / 7
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Saloon
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Financial Records
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Description: Cash books [loose financial notes in folder 9]Dates: 1880-1887, 1890-1891Container: Box/Folder 49 / 8-11
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Description: Cash booksDates: 1891-1900Container: Box/Folder 50 / 1-4
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Description: Insurance policiesDates: 1894Container: Box/Folder 50 / 5
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C. N. Kessler
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Incoming Correspondence
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Description: Nickolas KesslerDates: 1893Container: Box/Folder 50 / 6
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Description: W. F. RectorDates: 1896Container: Box/Folder 50 / 7
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Description: H-I (correspondents include Charles Hoerrman from the Philippines; Improved Order of Red Men, Blackfoot Tribe No. 3;Dates: 1898Container: Box/Folder 50 / 8
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Description: D. Ludendorf [in German]Dates: 1900Container: Box/Folder 50 / 9
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Description: A-W (correspondents include Aetna Life Insurance Company, Nick Fritz, R. Lee Word)Dates: 1901Container: Box/Folder 50 / 10
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Description: B-S (correspondents include Theodore Branchle; J. W. Heckert; John D. Holliday; "Cowboy Til" [Mathilda Kessler]; D. Ludendorf [in German]; W. E. Mitchell; Montana Reduction Company re proposed Basin and Elliston Railway)Dates: 1902Container: Box/Folder 50 / 11
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Description: B-W (correspondents include Agnes Baldwin, Paul S. A. Bickel, Tracey Boardman, J. Habersham, Marie Loewe [in German], D. Ludendorf [in German], Arthur Mecke, Wilfred F. Miller, Montana Historical and Miscellaneous Library, W. B. Raleigh, Roycrofters, unidentified)Dates: 1903Container: Box/Folder 50 / 12
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Description: B-P (correspondents include Margaret Barbour, Mathilda Kessler Cochran, William B. Cochran, George Hinkel, Marie Loewe [in German], Arthur Mecke, Emma Mecke, Barney Milgreve, E. L. Priest, F. Pulsifer, Louise P.)Dates: 1904Container: Box/Folder 50 / 13
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Description: C-W (correspondents include Mathilda Kessler Cochran, William B. Cochran, Jack Farmer, Marcus L. Hewett, Sarah Hewett [fiancée], Hewett State Bank, Martha Kuhne, Jessica Leys, D. Ludendorf [in German], Emma Mecke, George R. Milburn, F. H. Nickey, A. K. Prescott, E. W. Walsh)Dates: 1905Container: Box/Folder 50 / 14
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Description: C-S (correspondents include Mathilda Kessler Cochran, William B. Cochran from the Philippines, Nona B. Eddy, Sarah Hewett [fiancée], S. E. Larabie, Louis Linemain, D. Ludendorf [in German], J. L. Sebolth)Dates: 1906Container: Box/Folder 50 / 15
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Description: C-S (correspondents include Burrows Brothers Company, C. Cochran, Mathilda Kessler Cochran, East Pacific Mining Company, D. F. Keller, Ernest T. Lindemann, Otto Julius Merkel, Success Magazine, E. E. Tull, James M. Vermaat)Dates: 1907Container: Box/Folder 50 / 16
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Description: B-O (correspondents include J. M. Boardman, Centennial Brewing Company, Mathilda Kessler Cochran, William B. Cochran, Montana Mining Association, Alvin P. Nipgen, Gov. Edwin L. Norris, Victor Osweiler [in German])Dates: 1908Container: Box/Folder 50 / 17
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Description: A-S (correspondents include W. R. Allen, Thomas H. Carter, Mathilda Kessler Cochran, William B. Cochran, Hewett State Bank, N. Hilger, Sarah Kessler, J. Sanders, Helene Schnoll [in German], George H. Stanton)Dates: 1909Container: Box/Folder 50 / 18
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Description: B-P (correspondents include C. O. Bielenberg, Mathilda Kessler Cochran, William Cochran, Fred H. Drake, East Pacific Mining Company, Marcus L. Hewett, Hewett State Bank, W. F. Meyer, Montana State Historical and Miscellaneous Library, William M. Morris, New York Life Insurance Company, Northern Pacific Railway Company re rail passes, W. A. Petzoldt)Dates: 1910Container: Box/Folder 51 / 1
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Description: H-U (correspondents include Hewett State Bank, N. Hilger, J. S. Keerl, Lawrence C. Kelly, C. N. "Nick" Kessler Jr., Benjamin B. Law, Caroline Lehman, I. A. Leighton, Alonzo Victor Lewis, Edward G. Miner, Montana Direct Primary Election Commission, National Progressive Republican League, New York Life Insurance Company, Charles Rennert, Gray W. Richardson, United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company)Dates: 1911Container: Box/Folder 51 / 2
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Description: A-W (correspondents include American Brewing and Malting Company, Valdemar Bjernede, Owen Byrnes, E. A. Carleton, C. E. Catlin, Sue Alice Pulsifer Crockett, George O. Freeman, Helena Country Club, Benjamin B. Law, Frances Loring re Cromwell Dixon memorial, Luther Burbank Society, Edward G. Miner, Montana League of Progressive Republicans, Fred Naegele, B. F. White)Dates: 1912Container: Box/Folder 51 / 3
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Description: H-S (correspondents include Hewett State Bank, Charles Ritch Johnson re prohibition, C. N. "Nick" Kessler Jr., Julius Simon [in German], Society of Montana Pioneers)Dates: 1913Container: Box/Folder 51 / 4
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Description: Marcus L. Hewett; Hewett State BankDates: 1914Container: Box/Folder 51 / 5
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Description: C-S (correspondents include Mathilda Kessler Cochran, E. W. Dougherty, East Pacific Mining Company, Edith T. Farmer, T. O. Hammond re Helena Country Club, David Hilger, C. N. "Nick" Kessler Jr., New York Life Insurance Company, W. B. Raleigh, Society of Montana Pioneers)Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 51 / 6
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Description: A-W (correspondents include S. Allen and Company, Allied Bazaar, Margaret C. Bach, Owen Byrnes, Mathilda Kessler Cochran, M. J. Elrod, Kate Hammond Fogarty, F. H. Garver, Haynes Photo Studios, E. W. Heckert, Charles S. Hoermann, L. A. Huffman, Arthur Koenig, C. F. Lloyd, Don Maguire, James McLaughlin, Masonic Lodge, Montana State Prison, William M. Morris, William Muth, The New Hub, Howard Paschal, W. D. Rogan re flint lock gun, Robert J. Shores, Smithsonian Institution, Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers, South Dakota Dept. of History, A. E. Spriggs, Guy W. Stapleton, W. J. Stephens, Edward G. Swan, Sam W. Teagarden, The Teepee Book, Maude Schnoll Thiel, U. S. Corps of Engineers, O. D. Wheeler)Dates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 51 / 7
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Description: A-H (correspondents include A. C. McClurg and Co., Margaret C. Bach, Tracy Boardman, Owen Byrnes, William J. Campbell, Mathilda Kessler Cochran, College of Montana including brochure, M. J. Elrod, F. H. Garver, Great Falls-Barker Mining Company, Haynes Photo Studios, L. A. Huffman)Dates: 1917Container: Box/Folder 51 / 8
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Description: K (correspondents include Fred Kessler, Peter Koch, Sarah Kessler, Peter Koch, Arthur Koenig)Dates: 1917Container: Box/Folder 51 / 9
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Description: L-W (correspondents include William S. Lewis, Lewis and Clark Chapter American Red Cross, Montana-Bingham Con. Mining Co., Navy League of the United States, Jeannette Rankin, Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers, Alice Stuart, Sam W. Teagarden, Elizabeth Thompson, U. S. Junior Naval Reserve, U. S. Corps of Engineers, William Wallace Jr., O. D. Wheeler, Wisconsin State Historical Society)Dates: 1917Container: Box/Folder 51 / 10
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Description: A-G (correspondents include Matt W. Alderson, American Museum of Natural History, D. F. Barry, Franz Boas, Bozeman Public Library, W. J. Brennan, N. E. Carter including catalog of Indian relics, Centennial Brewing Co., Colorado State Historical and Natural History Society, Walter Cooper, Joseph Culbertson, Decker's Curio Shop, Rudolph W. Dehler, M. J. Elrod, W. H. Everson, Founders Club of the State Park Headwaters of the Missouri River, Charles G. Gaddis, F. H. Garver, Julia Cody Goodman, U. A. Gribble, George Bird Grinnell)Dates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 51 / 11
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Description: H-L (correspondents include Haynes Photo Studios, George Hazzard, H. W. Heckart, Heitmuller Art Company, Francis H. Herrick, L. A. Huffman, Fred Hunt, Idaho State Historical Society, T. W. Ingersoll, Francis S. Irvin, W. H. Jackson, George M. Johnson, Elers Koch, Frederick Koehler, William S. Lewis, Library of Congress, Frank Bird Linderman)Dates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 51 / 12
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Description: M-Z (correspondents include Don Maguire, Robert McCulloh, Jacob A. Meyers, Anson Mills, Missouri Historical Society, Daniel H. Newhall, Oregon Historical Society, Jeannette Rankin, Margaret S. Roberts, Frances Schaubslager, South Dakota Dept. of History, Strengthen America Campaign re prohibition, Katie Cassel Stewart, R. H. Sutherlin, N. S. Thomas, H. A. Trexler, J. B. Tyrrell, U. S. Forest Service, M. L. Wilson, Catherine C. Young, Zimmerman Brothers)Dates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 51 / 13
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Description: A-W (correspondents include American Live Stock and Loan Company, Bowles Live Stock Commission Company, Decker's Curio Shop, John M. Evans, Haynes Photo Studios, George H. Hill, L. A. Huffman, D. Ludendorf [in German], Missouri Historical Society, Montana Geographic Society, Daniel H. Newhall, Northwestern Milling Company, Herbert E. Reynolds, Gus C. St. Armour, A. E. Spriggs, Jere Sullivan, David B. Weaver, H. L. Willis Company re Delco-Light)Dates: 1919Container: Box/Folder 52 / 1
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Description: A-M (correspondents include Acacia Brotherhood, L. Sherman Adams, Henry Altenbrand Malting Company, American Live Stock and Loan Company, E. A. Brininstool, Arthur H. Clark Company, Mathilda Kessler Cochran, James F. Drake, George Bird Grinnell, Helena-Cat Creek Petroleum Syndicate, L. A. Huffman, J. D. Julian, Fred Kessler, W. I. Leudig, Mississippi Valley Historical Association, Montana Industrial Accident Board, Montana Land Company, William Muth)Dates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 52 / 2
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Description: N-W (correspondents include National Bank of Montana, National Parks Association, Daniel H. Newhall, Republican Party, Margaret S. Roberts, Southern Pacific Company, Alice B. Stuart, J. D. Sugarman and Co., Thomas J. Taylor, Texas-Montana Oil and Gas Co. including prospectus, H. R. Wagner, Wayne Petroleum Company, H. W. Wilson Company, S. P. Wright, Yale University Press)Dates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 52 / 3
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Description: A-G (correspondents include Acacia Brotherhood, Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Argyle Silver Mining Company including prospectus, Arro Oil and Refining Company including prospectus and ads, Bair and Company, Big Bud Oil Syndicate including prospectus, Big Lehman Oil Company, N. R. Campbell, Louis A. Centlivre, Mathilda Kessler Cochran, John Coupland, Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad Company, General Motors Corporation including prospectus)Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 52 / 4
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Description: H-M (correspondents include Harlow Oil and Gas Company; Grace Raymond Hebard; Helena-Cat Creek Petroleum Syndicate; Helena Commercial Club; Hover, Schwartz and Co.; C. N. "Nick" Kessler Jr.; Alexander Leggat; Louis J. Lehman; Masonic Order; Mississippi Valley Historical Association, Montana Industrial Accident Board, Montana Mining Association)Dates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 52 / 5
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Description: Metropolitan Petroleum Company, including prospectusDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 52 / 6
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Description: N-W (correspondents include Norfolk and Western Railway Company, D. L. Passant, Pierce-Arrow Motor Car Company including annual report and clipping, Rensselaer and Saratoga Railroad Company, John P. Schmidt, Sheep Mountain Oil Company including map of Prairie County oil fields, Southern Pacific Company, J. D. Sugarman and Company, Thompson-Elk Basin Oil and Gas Co. including post cards, Unit Petroleum Company statement of trustees, Wayne Petroleum Company including prospectus and map of oil fields, The Western Tourist, White Star Oil Company)Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 52 / 7
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Description: A-W (correspondents include D. F. Barry; George E. Boos; Chamber of Commerce of the United States including brochures; E. L. C. Clark enclosing prospectus for American Concrete Products Company; Giese Creamery Co.; Harlow Oil and Gas Company; Grace Raymond Hebard; C. F. Hedges; Harold Hersey; Hover, Schwartz and Co.; L. A. Huffman including pamphlet on Margaret Sanger and birth control; Sarah Kessler; Metropolitan Petroleum Co. including clipping; Mississippi Valley Historical Association; National Bank of Montana; Society of Montana Pioneers; Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers; Thompson-Elk Basin Oil and Gas Co.; Wayne Petroleum Company including brochure; The Western Tourist )Dates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 52 / 8
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Description: B-W (correspondents include Robert Bruce, D. A. Cardin, William B. Cochran, M. V. Conroy and Co., Continental Dorset Club re Dorset Sheep, A. A. Dufner, Albert J. Galen, Carl Kleinschmidt re Nevada mining property, Frank A. Lenz, Montana Historical Society, Frau E. Morrison [in German], C. B. Wait)Dates: 1923-1927Container: Box/Folder 52 / 9
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Description: C-S (correspondents include J. Lou Feeley, Grain Dealers Advisory Bureau, George Haldorn, Helena Lodge B. P. O. E., U. S. James, Montana Stock and Bond Company, W. A. Marvin re Washington mining property, A. E. Sinclair)Dates: 1928-1930Container: Box/Folder 52 / 10
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Description: B-W (correspondents include Archie Bray; Mathilda Kessler Cochran; Helena Lodge B. P. O. E.; Hover, Schwartz, and Company; John C. Jens; Larry c. Kelly, P. J. Kelly; Fred Kessler; John Thomas Lee; Ned Neu; C. W. Parsons; Peoria Brewing Company; Permutit Company; John B. Peyton; E. L. Spriggs; Standard Chemical Engineering Company; Wahl Institute; Wallerstein Company; Samuel Weinstein; Claude G. Wilson)Dates: 1931-1934Container: Box/Folder 52 / 11
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Description: B-W (correspondents include H. M. Butterfield; Bessie M. Byrnes; Herman Fleming; Henry Greenhood; Hover, Schwartz, and Company; R. A. Kelly re earthquake insurance; Marietta Kessler; Pan-American Engineering Corp.; E. L. Spriggs; Francis A. Thomson; D. e. Willard; Works Progress Administration)Dates: 1935-1936Container: Box/Folder 53 / 1
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Description: B-W (correspondents include Helen Adams; Marietta Kessler Adams; Hugh D. Cook; Victor Day; Hover, Schwartz, and Company; Timothy Keefe; Sarah Kessler; Montana State University; Daniel H. Newhall; Emil Starz; Carl J. Trauerman re Basin Goldfields property; Darwin M. Rygg; Katherine B. Whitcomb)Dates: 1937-1938Container: Box/Folder 53 / 2
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Description: F-S (correspondents include Louis C. Flaherty, Darwin Harbricht, C. N. "Nick" Kessler Jr., Sarah Kessler, Mining Association of Montana, Daniel H. Newhall, Charles Reymershopper re artist Carl Wimar, Mildred Walker Schemm)Dates: 1939Container: Box/Folder 53 / 3
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Description: A-S (correspondents include Marietta Kessler Adams; W. I. Beecroft; Thomas A. Carney; Helena Lodge B. P. O. E.; Hover, Schwartz, and Company; W. W. Kallenberger; Sarah Kessler; Harold Koerner; Leo J. Kottas; Master Brewers Association of America; Mining Association of Montana; H. M. Sender; Francis Tinsley)Dates: 1940-1941Container: Box/Folder 53 / 4
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Description: A-S (correspondents include Marietta Kessler Adams, C. N. "Nick" Kessler Jr., Moz Silverman)Dates: 1942-1943Container: Box/Folder 53 / 5
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Description: B-K (correspondents include Helen Kessler Buterbaugh, Yetta Cohen, Hugh D. Cook, A. J. Harstad, Mary Belle Head, C. N. "Nick" Kessler Jr.)Dates: 1944-1945Container: Box/Folder 53 / 6
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Description: A-S (correspondents include Aetna Life Insurance Company, Helen Kessler Buterbaugh, C. N. Kessler Jr., Christine Kessler, Eleanor Bliss Knopf, Masonic Order, Harry Richter, James Riggs, Frank Stetson)Dates: 1946-1947Container: Box/Folder 53 / 7
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Description: B-K (correspondents include Julian F. Bailey, Sam Buterbaugh, William Burr Cochran, C. N. "Nick" Kessler Jr., Elizabeth Kubitza)Dates: 1948-1949Container: Box/Folder 53 / 8
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Description: A-M (correspondents include Chester Aldrich, Archie Bray Foundation, Eldot and Company, Helena Police Dept. re pinball machines, C. N. "Nick" Kessler Jr., Montana Club, Montana Institute of the Arts)Dates: 1950-1951Container: Box/Folder 53 / 9
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Description: C-S (correspondents include Helen Hewett Adams, Dean Chaffin re silicosis compensation petition, C. N. "Nick" Kessler Jr., Montana Institute of the Arts, Montana Power Company, Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers)Dates: 1951-1952Container: Box/Folder 53 / 10
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Description: Kessler familyDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 53 / 11
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Description: B-W (correspondents include Margaret C. Bach, Big Lehman Oil Company, Alice B. Crockett, Grace Cullen, Stevensville Training School, Mrs. Burt Adams Tower, Ukranian Federation of U. S. War Relief Committee, Maude Galen Walker)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 53 / 12
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Outgoing Correspondence
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Description: ScatteredDates: 1899, 1907, 1912, 1916Container: Box/Folder 53 / 13
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Description: Letterpress bookDates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 53 / 14
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Description: Letterpress booksDates: 1916-1917Container: Box/Folder 54 / 1-3
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Description: ScatteredDates: 1917Container: Box/Folder 54 / 4
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Description: Letterpress booksDates: 1917-1918Container: Box/Folder 55 / 1-2
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Description: Letterpress booksDates: 1918-1919Container: Box/Folder 56 / 1-2
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Description: ScatteredDates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 56 / 3
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Description: ChronologicalDates: 1919Container: Box/Folder 56 / 4
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Description: ChronologicalDates: 1920-1952Container: Box/Folder 57 / 1-10
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Description: ScatteredDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 57 / 11
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General Correspondence
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Description: J. V. C TaylorDates: 1909Container: Box/Folder 57 / 12
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Description: Frederick KesslerDates: 1911Container: Box/Folder 57 / 13
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Description: Emma Merke, A. J. Noyes (re John F. Davies), Caroline MatthewsDates: 1912-1918Container: Box/Folder 57 / 14
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Description: L. A. HuffmanDates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 57 / 15
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Description: A-W (predominantly book dealers)Dates: 1919Container: Box/Folder 57 / 16-18
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Description: A-J (predominantly book dealers)Dates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 57 / 19
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Description: K-W (predominantly book dealers)Dates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 58 / 1
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Description: Predominantly book dealersDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 58 / 2
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Description: Sidney M. Logan (includes report on the Willow Creek Anticlime near Choteau, Montana" by G. M. Fowler)Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 58 / 3
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Description: Predominantly book dealersDates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 58 / 4-9
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Description: Stewart R. JensenDates: 1931, 1939Container: Box/Folder 58 / 10
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Description: Frederick Kessler (re re-establishment of brewery)Dates: 1933Container: Box/Folder 58 / 11
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Description: A-W (correspondents include Anaconda Copper Mining Company, Wilbur J. Elwell, A. H. French, Los Angeles County Board of County Welfare, Charles F. Marble, Ned Neu, Burton K. Wheeler)Dates: 1934-1936Container: Box/Folder 58 / 12
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Description: G-W (correspondents include Great Falls Chamber of Commerce, D. M. Marino, Montana Registrar of Motor Vehicles, Nadle's Book Nook, Works Progress Administration)Dates: 1937Container: Box/Folder 58 / 13
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Description: H-S (correspondents include Darwin Harbricht re fossils, The Industrial West, W. C. Smith)Dates: 1939Container: Box/Folder 58 / 14
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Description: B-S (correspondents include W. A. Brox Mineral Museum, Frank Duncan, Henry G. Fiedler, A. H. French, Charles E. Johnson, Adolph Knopf, Charles Parisel, E. H. Scott Laboratories)Dates: 1940-1941Container: Box/Folder 58 / 15
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Description: G-S (predominantly re mineral collecting)Dates: 1941-1942Container: Box/Folder 58 / 16
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Description: D-P (predominantly re mineral collecting)Dates: 1943-1945Container: Box/Folder 58 / 17
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Description: Mathilda Kessler CochranDates: 1943-1945Container: Box/Folder 58 / 18-19
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Description: A. T. BrachtDates: 1948-1949Container: Box/Folder 58 / 19
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Description: Buterbaugh familyDates: 1949Container: Box/Folder 58 / 20
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Description: C-W (correspondents include Mathilda Kessler Cochran, A. H. "Tony" French enclosing articles on Argenta, N. C. "Nick" Kessler, Eleanor B. Knopf, John D. Sargent, D. E. Wilder)Dates: 1949-1950Container: Box/Folder 58 / 21
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Description: M-O (correspondents include Frank Bogart, Carling Malouf, Old Faithful Inn)Dates: 1952-1953Container: Box/Folder 58 / 22
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Miscellaneous Correspondence
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Description: Arthur Capper to John Chirgwin (re prohibition in Kansas)Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 59 / 1
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Description: T. H. Emerson to J. R. LaibDates: 1928Container: Box/Folder 59 / 2
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Description: J. M. Kennedy to Melstone Messenger, Joseph M. Dixon, O. S. Warden, and A. M. Holter (re Montana Commercial and Labor League)Dates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 59 / 3
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Description: Mathilda Kessler Cochran to Sarah Hewett KesslerDates: 1917-1919, 1933Container: Box/Folder 59 / 4
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Description: Charles D. Greenfield to "My dear Lathrop" [copy]Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 59 / 5
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Description: Mrs. Marcus L. Hewett to Sarah Hewett KesslerDates: 1907Container: Box/Folder 59 / 6
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Description: William F. McKee to James E. McKee (re oil investments near Conrad)Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 59 / 7
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Description: W. F. Norman to J. M. Kennedy (re prohibition)Dates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 59 / 8
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Description: Fred B. Norton to H. F. ShermanDates: 1946Container: Box/Folder 59 / 9
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Description: Pugh Cleveland Smith to C. N. "Nick" Kessler Jr.Dates: 1942Container: Box/Folder 59 / 10
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Description: Edward Thompson to Fernando Duret (re Zacatecas Tin Mining Company's Mexican properties)Dates: 1912Container: Box/Folder 59 / 11
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Description: Mike Tuohy to Frederick Kessler (re cock fight)Dates: 1893Container: Box/Folder 59 / 12
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Description: MiscellaneousDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 59 / 13
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Court Papers
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Description: Golden Cloud Mining Co. vs. Vena Gribble (subpoena)Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 59 / 14
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Description: Ora Guffey v. Mr. and Mrs. Nickolas Kessler et al. (complaint to quiet title and summons)Dates: 1949Container: Box/Folder 59 / 15
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Description: T. F. Ward vs. S. I. Ritchey (transcript: re Tiger Lode claim, First Chance placer mining district)Dates: 1903Container: Box/Folder 59 / 16
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Financial Records
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Description: Checkstubs (Montana Trust and Savings Bank; National Bank of Montana)Dates: 1921-1923Container: Box/Folder 59 / 17-18
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Description: Great Eastern Mine labor account (also includes other mines)Dates: 1915-1916Container: Box/Folder 59 / 19
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Description: Promissory notes (Ben R. Roberts)Dates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 59 / 20
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Description: Proposed estate settlementDates: 1941Container: Box/Folder 59 / 21
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Description: Receipts [sampled]Dates: 1920-1940Container: Box/Folder 59 / 22
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Description: Statement of account (First National Bank and Trust Co.)Dates: 1940Container: Box/Folder 59 / 23
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Description: Tax assessments and receipts
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Legal Documents
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Description: Certificate of location (Gem quartz lode)Dates: 1921-1923Container: Box/Folder 59 / 25
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Description: Inventory and appraisal (re Martha Miller Estate)Dates: 1914Container: Box/Folder 59 / 26
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Legislative Materials
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Description: Bills introduced by C. N. Kessler in the 10th Legislative Assembly (S. B. 63, 69, 120)Dates: 1909Container: Box/Folder 60 / 1
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Description: Bills received by C. N. Kessler, Chairman, Senate Enrolling CommitteeDates: 1911Container: Box/Folder 60 / 2
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Description: Prohibition legislation (H. B. 291, annotated; S. B. 38, annotated; H. B. 224, annotated; S. B. 63; S. B. 91)Dates: 1915, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 60 / 3
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Description: Prohibition legislation (includes revenue statistics; C. N. Kessler testimony before Senate committees, etc.)Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 60 / 4
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Description: Prohibition legislation (miscellaneous)Dates: 1911-1919, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 60 / 5
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Maps
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Description: "Northfield Oil Co's map showing extent of Genou Structure and its general location in the Sweet Grass Arch," by R. H. EwartDates: circa 1922Container: Box/Folder 60 / 6
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Description: "Royalty interests of Consolidated Royalty Holding Co. in the Cat Creek producing oil field"Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 60 / 7
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Description: White Star Oil Co., Inc. holdings in Cat Creek areaDates: circa 1921Container: Box/Folder 60 / 8
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Description: List of maps transferred to the Library Map CollectionContainer: Box/Folder 60 / 9
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Photographs
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Description: List of photographs transferred to Photo ArchivesContainer: Box/Folder 60 / 10
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Printed Materials
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Description: Alcoholic Patent Medicines and "Extracts" (includes clippings re alcoholic content of medicines)Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 60 / 12
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Description: Anheuser-Busch, Inc., The Penance of Law ObedienceDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 60 / 13
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Description: Anheuser-Busch, Inc., Prohibition AfloatDates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 60 / 14
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Description: Joseph W. Bailey, Argument of Hon. Joseph W. Bailey against Ratification of the Proposed Prohibition Amendment to the Federal Constitution, before a Joint Committee of the LegislatureDates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 60 / 15
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Description: Pearch Bailey, Alcoholism and Beyond [reprint]Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 60 / 15
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Description: James Barnes, The Falsity and Futility of Nationwide Prohibition [reprint]Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 60 / 16
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Description: Richard Bartholdt, Argument...in Opposition to bills to Restrict Interstate Commerce in Certain CasesDates: 1908Container: Box/Folder 60 / 17
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Description: Beer and Bread [reprint]Dates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 60 / 18
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Description: John Guyton Boston, The Eighteenth Amendment to Constitution of the United States: its Political Import and ValidityDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 60 / 19
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Description: C. F. Bordon, "Gradations from Continental to Marine Conditions of Deposition in Central Montana during the Eagle and Judith River Epochs"Dates: 1919Container: Box/Folder 60 / 20
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Description: Ivan Bratt, Controlling Alcohol in SwedenDates: 1919Container: Box/Folder 60 / 21
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Description: Arthur Brisbane, A Temperance Talk to Newspaper Men [reprint]Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 60 / 22
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Description: Brauerei Arbeiter Zeitung: Brewery Workers' JournalDates: 1911-1913Container: Box/Folder 60 / 23
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Description: George G. Brown, The Holy Bible Repudiates ProhibitionDates: 1910Container: Box/Folder 60 / 24
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Description: L. Ames Brown, Prohibition [reprint]Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 60 / 25
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Description: Ernest Hurst Cherrington, The Anti-Saloon League Year BookDates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 60 / 26
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Description: Edgar M. Cullen, American Liberty in Danger Declares Judge CullenDates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 60 / 27
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Description: A. P. Daniels [compiler], KansasDates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 60 / 28
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Description: Clarence Darrow, Liberty versus ProhibitionDates: 1909Container: Box/Folder 60 / 29
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Description: Cyrus W. Davis and Royal E. Cabell, The Two Banner Prohibition States: Being a Careful Review of conditions in Maine and Kansas under Prohibition LegislationDates: circa 1914Container: Box/Folder 60 / 30
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Description: James Death, Beer of the BibleDates: 1887Container: Box/Folder 60 / 31
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Description: P. Gavan Duffy, Some Salient Weaknesses of Prohibition in the Light of Christian EthicsDates: 1908Container: Box/Folder 61 / 1
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Description: Stuart J. Fuller, The Gothenburg SystemDates: 1911Container: Box/Folder 61 / 2
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Description: G. G. Gervinus, The Art of DrinkingDates: 1890Container: Box/Folder 61 / 3
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Description: Samuel Gompers, "Address by Samuel Gompers before Joint Legislative Committee Hearing"Dates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 61 / 4
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Description: Allan McLane Hamilton, Alcohol and the Nervous SystemDates: 1909Container: Box/Folder 61 / 5
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Description: Augustus Raymond Hatton, The Liquor Traffic and City GovernmentDates: 1908Container: Box/Folder 61 / 6
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Description: H. E. O. Heineman, The Rule of "Not Too Much"Dates: 1909Container: Box/Folder 61 / 7
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Description: Max Henius, Temperance and Revenue through Four Percent BeerDates: 1934Container: Box/Folder 61 / 8
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Description: William H. Hirsh, License Regulation versus Prohibition and Local Option: the New York Law Analyzed and Summarized; National Prohibition a Violation of the Rights, Privileges, and Immunities Granted by Magna Carta and Guaranteed by the ConstitutionDates: 1914, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 61 / 9
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Description: Alfred Holman [editor], The ArgonautDates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 61 / 10
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Description: J. A. Homan, National Prohibition: its Supreme Folly; Prohibition or TemperanceDates: 1909Container: Box/Folder 61 / 11
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Description: Signey G. Jeffords, A Series of Notable Debates by Men of the Hour: Dry-WetDates: 1909Container: Box/Folder 61 / 12
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Description: William Johnson et al. [editors], American Prohibition Year Book for the Campaign of 1912Dates: 1912Container: Box/Folder 61 / 13
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Description: Lucian Johnston, An Aspect of ProhibitionDates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 61 / 14
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Description: Kentucky Brewers Association, Webb-Kenyon Law and Interstate ShipmentsDates: 1913Container: Box/Folder 61 / 15
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Description: John Koren, Some Aspects of the Liquor Problem;Stephen Leacock, The Truth about Prohibition from the Viewpoint of an Eminent ProfessorDates: 1914, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 61 / 16
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Description: M. M. Magasarian, the Prohibition Movement (includes cover letter from the United States Brewers' Association)Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 61 / 17
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Description: I. P. Martin, Prohibition Does Not Prohibit in KansasDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 61 / 18
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Description: Jason Martin, The Fallacy of ProhibitionDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 61 / 19
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Description: C. A. Marvin [publisher], National Prohibition: Editorials from the Leading Journals on the Pending AmendmentDates: circa 1918Container: Box/Folder 61 / 20
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Description: Jacob E. Meeker, Is National Prohibition Impracticable?Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 61 / 21
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Description: The Moderation League Inc., A National Survey of Conditions under ProhibitionDates: 1929Container: Box/Folder 61 / 22
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Description: Montana Anti-Saloon and Public Welfare League affirmative argument for prohibition legislation (includes list of officers)Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 61 / 23
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Description: Montana Commercial and Labor League, Let Montana Alone; Prohibition Paralyzes Property Values; Keep Montana ProsperousDates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 61 / 24
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Description: Montana NewsDates: 1907-1908Container: Box/Folder 61 / 25
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Description: Montana Printing Company, Liberty versus ProhibitionDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 61 / 26
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Description: Montana Temperance Commission, Temperance Education: the Key to Liquor ControlDates: 1937Container: Box/Folder 61 / 27
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Description: John Mudie, Mistakes of ProhibitionistsDates: 1889Container: Box/Folder 61 / 28
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Description: Municipal Affairs (re Sunday opening of saloons)Dates: 1901Container: Box/Folder 61 / 29
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Description: "National Prohibition: A Brief for the Law"Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 62 / 1
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Description: New York Sun, "Noxious Substitutes for Vodka in Russia"Dates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 62 / 2
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Description: The Other Side of ProhibitionDates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 62 / 3
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Description: Gustave Pabst, Efficiency and DrinkDates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 62 / 4
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Description: Prohibition broadsides and leafletsDates: 1914-1916Container: Box/Folder 62 / 5-6
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Description: "The Prohibition Party and the Presidential Race" The Literary DigestDates: 1908Container: Box/Folder 62 / 7
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Description: The Proprietary Association, "Facts Worth Knowing"Dates: 1908Container: Box/Folder 62 / 8
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Description: The Pros and Cons of ProhibitionDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 62 / 9
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Description: The Public Advisor (Vol. 1, No. 1)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 62 / 10
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Description: Quarterly Journal of Studies of AlcoholDates: 1940Container: Box/Folder 62 / 11
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Description: Quotations from the Bible (re alcohol)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 62 / 12
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Description: A Record Prohibitionists Should Be Proud ofDates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 62 / 13
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Description: the Revolutionary I. W. W.: the Greatest Menace in the United States TodayDates: 1917Container: Box/Folder 62 / 14
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Description: Ridgewood Times Printing and Publishing Company, The National Prohibition AmendmentDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 62 / 15
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Description: Elihu Root and William D. Guthrie, Opinion of Elihu Root and William D. Guthrie as to Certain Questions Arising under Eighteenth Amendment of October 28, 1919; Elihu Root, William D. Guthrie, and William L. Marbury, Federal Prohibition LegislationDates: 1919Container: Box/Folder 62 / 16
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Description: Walter George Smith, Address in Part of Walter George Smith President of the American Bar Association before the Lawyers of Buffalo, N. Y.Dates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 62 / 17
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Description: Socialist Party of Montana state platformDates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 62 / 185
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Description: William Slayton, Automotive Accident Statistics Period, 1928-1934, InclusiveDates: 1935Container: Box/Folder 62 / 19
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Description: William J. Stone, Speech by Hon. William J. Stone in Support of Compensation for Property Destroyed by National ProhibitionDates: 1917Container: Box/Folder 62 / 20
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Description: The Tablet, "Cardinal Gibbons Denounces National Prohibition Bill"Dates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 62 / 21
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Description: A Tale of AndersonDates: circa 1915Container: Box/Folder 62 / 22
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Description: The Taxpayers Liberty League of New York, The Catholic Point of View: Prohibition and Its Attack upon Personal Rights and the Sacraments of the ChurchDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 62 / 23
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Description: E. R. Thieler, Making Steins in an Old Monastery: a Story of the vicissitudes of the Ancient Abbey of MettlachDates: 1909Container: Box/Folder 62 / 24
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Description: G. Thomann, The Effects of Beer upon Those Who Make and Drink It; Inebriety and Crimes; Some Thoughts on the International Temperance Meeting Held at Antwerp in September, 1885Dates: 1886, 1889Container: Box/Folder 62 / 25
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Description: G. Thomann, The Second Annual International Temperance Congress, Held at Zurich, Switzerland, in the Year 1887; The Nation's Drink-bill Economically consideredDates: 1888, 1889Container: Box/Folder 62 / 26
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Description: G. Thomann, Real and Imaginary Effects of Intemperance; A Solution of the Temperance Problem Proposed by the Government of SwitzerlandDates: 1884, 1885Container: Box/Folder 62 / 27
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Description: Bishop Tuttle, Henry Watterson, et al., Symposium of Comment, Favorable and Otherwise, from Many Sources (re the Bible and prohibition)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 62 / 28
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Description: United Brewers Industrial Foundation, Stories about Beer and Brewing, 1938-1939Dates: circa 1940Container: Box/Folder 62 / 29
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Description: United Brewery Workers Local Union No. 104, Prohibition and the Liberties of the People of MontanaDates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 62 / 30
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Description: United States Brewers Association, Five Feet of Information for Impartial Students of the Liquor Problem; The Hobson Bill for National Prohibition; The Purpose of Taxation Is to Secure Revenue; Scientific Moderation in Drinking: a Compendium of Authoritative Medical and Legal Opinion; Up to Date: a Review of Some Important Phases of the Drink-QuestionDates: 1892- circa 1939Container: Box/Folder 62 / 31
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Description: Lee J. Vance, The Road to ConfiscationDates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 63 / 1
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Description: Henry Watterson, On the Liquor Question in PoliticsDates: 1907Container: Box/Folder 63 / 2
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Description: The Webb-Kenyon Bill: A Brief Summary of the Remarks of the Members of Both Houses...Dates: circa 1913Container: Box/Folder 63 / 3
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Description: Justin Dupratt White, Is There an Eighteenth Amendment?Dates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 63 / 4
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Description: Brad Whitlock, On the enforcement of Law in CitiesDates: 1910Container: Box/Folder 63 / 5
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Description: Edward H. Williams, Teaching Temperance in the Public Schools and Its ResultsDates: 1914Container: Box/Folder 63 / 6
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Description: Workers' JournalDates: 1919Container: Box/Folder 63 / 7
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Reports
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Description: "Black Butte Anticline. Fergus County," by G. H. KnappDates: circa 1920Container: Box/Folder 63 / 8
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Description: "Extracts from G. N. Knapp's Report on the Buffalo Structure, sometimes Called Saager Canyon Dome," (includes promotional materials for The Buffalo Dome Oil Company)Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 63 / 9
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Description: "Geological and Structure Report on Devil's Basin District in Musselshell County, Montana," by Gordon Campbell (includes promotional material for the Diamond 6511 Company)Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 63 / 10
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Description: "Geological Report on the Potter Basin Anticline, Park and Meagher counties, Montana, to the Potter Basin Oil and Gas Company," by G. M. Schwartz (includes blueprint "Reconnaissance Map of the Potter Basin Anticline")Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 63 / 11
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Description: Harlow Oil and Gas Company report on annual meeting (includes brochure on Big Elk Dome)Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 63 / 12
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Description: "Metalliferous Deposits of the Helena, Montana, Mining Region," by J. T. Pardee and F. C. Schrader (includes four bulletins)Dates: 1927-1919Container: Box/Folder 63 / 13
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Description: "Oil Springs in Montana," by G. G. Swallow for Thomas CruseDates: 1894Container: Box/Folder 63 / 14
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Description: "Possibilities of Oil and Gas Accumulations in the fowler fold of the Sweetgrass Arch, Montana, and Record of Leases of J. B. Taylor, Trustee," by R. H. EwartDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 63 / 15
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Description: "Preliminary and Final Reports on Big Elk Dome, Wheatland County, Montana," by Stewart and WrightDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 63 / 16
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Description: "Preliminary Geological Report on the Antelope Point Anticline, Stillwater County, Montana, Made to the Harrison Oil and Gas Company, Columbus, Montana," by G. N. KnappDates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 63 / 17
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Description: "Preliminary Geological Report on the Indian Butte Structure, Judith Basin County, Montana, H. F. Welch, Moccasin, Montana," by G. N. KnappDates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 63 / 18
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Description: "Reconnaissance Geological Report on the Broadview Dome to Willis Ditmar and Associates," by G. N. Knapp and R. V. JohnsonDates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 63 / 19
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Description: "Report of the Bowes Structure, Blaine County, Montana," by Irvine E. Stewart and Fred S. Wright (includes announcement of stock offering for the Bowes Structure Oil Company)Dates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 63 / 20
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Description: "Report on Choteau Oil and Gas Company Holdings Willow Creek Anticline, Teton County, Montana," by Fred S. Wright (includes "Map of Willow Creek Anticline, Teton County, Mont., Showing Choteau Oil and Gas Co's Holdings")Dates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 63 / 21
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Description: Report on Clear Creek Structure, Blaine County, Montana, for Charles P. Hangan, by C. T. LuptonDates: circa 1920Container: Box/Folder 63 / 22
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Description: Report on oil placer claims in Carbon County, Montana, by Fred K. HoustonDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 63 / 23
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Description: "Report on Properties of Hover Consolidated Royalties, a Common Law Trust of Lewistown, Montana," by Fred K. HoustonDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 63 / 24
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Description: "Source of Montana Oil," by G. N. KnappDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 63 / 25
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Research Notes
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Description: Brewing processDates: 1892Container: Box/Folder 63 / 26
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Description: Montana historyDates: circa 1918Container: Box/Folder 63 / 27
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Description: re Boulder, Montana, historyDates: 1952Container: Box/Folder 63 / 28
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Description: re Kessler Brewery; Kessler brickyardDates: 1949, 1951Container: Box/Folder 63 / 29
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Description: re prohibitionDates: 1911, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 63 / 30
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Subject Files
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Description: Marietta Kessler AdamsDates: 1944-1950Container: Box/Folder 63 / 31
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Description: Baseball Improvements Ltd.Dates: 1912-1915Container: Box/Folder 63 / 32
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Description: Beaver Tile and Specialty Co., Inc.Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 63 / 33
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Description: Boston-Montana Oil SyndicateDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 64 / 1
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Description: Gordon Campbell-Kevin SyndicateDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 64 / 2
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Description: Cuyama OilDates: circa 1920-1948Container: Box/Folder 64 / 3
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Description: Helena Ice CompanyDates: 1910-1922Container: Box/Folder 64 / 4
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Description: Hover, Schwartz and Company (includes Hover Consolidated Royalties material)Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 64 / 5
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Description: Kessler School (includes Nona B. Eddy retirement)Dates: 1918-1920Container: Box/Folder 64 / 6
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Description: Montana Chrome Inc. (re chromite deposits near Rock Creek, Carbon County; includes reports and promotional material)Dates: 1932-1933Container: Box/Folder 64 / 7
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Description: Walker Thayer debtDates: 1910-1918Container: Box/Folder 64 / 8
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Description: Western Brewing and Distributing article on Kessler BreweryDates: 1943Container: Box/Folder 64 / 9
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Writings
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Description: "Kessler Brewery, Helena, Montana, Kept in Operation Despite Heavy Damage in Recent Earthquake," in Brewers Journal-Western BrewerDates: 1935Container: Box/Folder 64 / 10
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Description: Liquor Laws of Montana, C. N. Kessler, compilerDates: circa 1916Container: Box/Folder 64 / 11
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Description: Poetry: "The Lore-lei," "To the Golden Brew," "Ode to Beer," untitled poemsDates: 1904, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 64 / 12
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Miscellany
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Description: Barnes-King Development Co. quarterly reports and report of operationsDates: 1919-1921Container: Box/Folder 64 / 13
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Description: Basin Montana Tunnel Company prospectus and promotional materialDates: 1930Container: Box/Folder 64 / 14
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Description: Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, Helena Lodge No. 193 trustee's reportsDates: 1904-1905Container: Box/Folder 64 / 15
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Description: Blow pipe tests and analysesDates: circa 1939Container: Box/Folder 64 / 16
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Description: Booksellers' lists [sampled]Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 64 / 17
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Description: Theo Brantley's candidacy for Montana Supreme Court (includes copies of correspondence re prohibition)Dates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 64 / 18
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Description: Capital City Brewing Company purchase of A. G. Clarke Jr. EstateDates: 1915Container: Box/Folder 64 / 19
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Description: Christmas and New Year's listDates: 1937Container: Box/Folder 64 / 20
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Description: Consolidated Royalty Holding Co. prospectusDates: circa 1921Container: Box/Folder 64 / 21
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Description: "Diagram showing General Geological Structure and Proposed Well Site on Carbon County Property"Dates: circa 1921Container: Box/Folder 64 / 22
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Description: "Early Day History of Radersburg," by Tom Moore (includes speech by Charles Eypre)Dates: 1946, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 64 / 23
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Description: Firearms and weapons registrationDates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 64 / 24
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Description: Fort William Henry Harrison general ordersDates: 1912Container: Box/Folder 64 / 25
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Description: Fraternal organizations and clubs programs, etc.Dates: 1903-1922Container: Box/Folder 64 / 26
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Description: Free Enterprise Uranium Mine, Boulder (include promotional materials for Diamond S Ranchotel)Dates: 1953Container: Box/Folder 64 / 27
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Description: German League of Distress leafletsDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 64 / 28
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Description: Golden Eagle Oil and Gas Company prospectusDates: circa 1921Container: Box/Folder 64 / 29
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Description: Mike Gilmore statement re his early Montana experiences, 1859-1865Dates: 1917Container: Box/Folder 64 / 30
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Description: Helena Press Corps resolution re C. N. KesslerDates: 1911Container: Box/Folder 64 / 31
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Description: Historic Landmark Society of Montana membershipDates: 1945Container: Box/Folder 64 / 32
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Description: Imperial Candy Company, Seattle, auditDates: 1920Container: Box/Folder 64 / 33
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Description: "The Inside of the Game: Protection for the Investor," by W. Goff Black (re oil investment)Dates: 1919Container: Box/Folder 64 / 34
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Description: InvitationsDates: 1938-1945Container: Box/Folder 64 / 35
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Description: "John M. Jacobs and the Bozeman Trail" by Jonathan G. BrownDates: 1938Container: Box/Folder 64 / 36
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Description: C. N. Kessler wedding music listDates: 1905Container: Box/Folder 64 / 37
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Description: C. N. Kessler Jr. Helena High School diploma [Archives Map Case]Dates: 1923Container: Oversize Folder 1
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Description: C. N. Kessler Jr. rabbit pedigreesDates: 1918-1921Container: Box/Folder 64 / 39
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Description: Frederick Kessler school exercise bookDates: 1887Container: Box/Folder 64 / 40
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Description: Marietta Kessler miscellanyDates: 1919-1944Container: Box/Folder 64 / 41
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Description: List of artifacts transferred to the MuseumContainer: Box/Folder 64 / 42
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Description: Lists of namesDates: circa 1921, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 64 / 43
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Description: Liverpool Mine Venture minutesDates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 64 / 44
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Description: Masonic and State Board of Education certificates [Archives Map Case]Dates: 1918Container: Oversize Folder 1
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Description: Montana county commissioners rosterDates: 1914-1915Container: Box/Folder 64 / 46
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Description: Montana elections campaign materialsDates: circa 1916-circa 1920Container: Box/Folder 64 / 47
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Description: Montana Federation of Women's Clubs resolutions to be consideredDates: 1948Container: Box/Folder 64 / 48
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Description: Montana Mining Association brochuresDates: 1919, 1921Container: Box/Folder 64 / 49
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Description: Montana oil and gas leases [blank form]; trustee's certificate [blank form]Dates: circa 1920Container: Box/Folder 64 / 50
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Description: Montana State Association of Women's T. J. Walsh for Senator Clubs leafletsDates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 65 / 1
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Description: Montana State Union of the American Society of Equity constitution and bylaws, pamphlet, and application for membershipDates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 65 / 2
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Description: Northwestern Fertilizer Company, Toston, promotional material re sheep manureDates: circa 1921Container: Box/Folder 65 / 3
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Description: Northwestern Metals Company, Helena, prospectusDates: 1909Container: Box/Folder 65 / 4
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Description: Official bulletin of the Montana Development Association [2 issues]Dates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 65 / 5
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Description: Oil shale industry informationDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 65 / 6
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Description: Oil storage tanks informationDates: circa 1921Container: Box/Folder 65 / 7
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Description: "Petition of William Muth in re 'The Helena Cemetery Association' and the Trustees of the 'Permanent Care and Improvement Fund' and 'Endowment Fund' of Said Association"Dates: 1917Container: Box/Folder 65 / 8
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Description: Place Hotel, Helena, stock subscription [blank]Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 65 / 9
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Description: "Resolutions Relative to Tax and Revenue Laws of the State of Montana," Joint Assembly of County OfficialsDates: circa 1917Container: Box/Folder 65 / 10
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Description: Gov. Robert B. Smith proclamation re National Guard and the Spanish-American WarDates: 1898Container: Box/Folder 65 / 11
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Description: "Station list. Headquarters Department of the Visayas. Iloilo, Panay, P. I." (re William B. Cochran in the Philippines)Dates: 1906Container: Box/Folder 65 / 12
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Description: Sun River Ointment promotional materialsDates: circa 1921Container: Box/Folder 65 / 13
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Description: Tax Reform Committee questionnaireDates: 1919Container: Box/Folder 65 / 14
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Description: "Where to Go...and What to See...In and Around Helena"Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 65 / 15
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Description: Miscellaneous (includes minutes of Silver Station-area landowners re irrigation; certificates; mementos)Dates: 1912-1950Container: Box/Folder 65 / 16
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Clippings
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Description: BeerDates: 1933Container: Box/Folder 65 / 17
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Description: Beer advertisementsDates: 1933Container: Box/Folder 65 / 18
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Description: BreweriesDates: 1913-1950Container: Box/Folder 65 / 19-22
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Description: Breweries and the war effortDates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 65 / 23
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Description: Brewery labor unionsDates: 1911-1933Container: Box/Folder 65 / 24
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Description: Kessler Boch Beer advertisementsDates: 1935Container: Box/Folder 65 / 25
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Description: Kessler Brewery and Kessler BrickyardDates: 1903-1949Container: Box/Folder 65 / 26
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Description: Kessler familyDates: 1902-1923, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 65 / 27
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Description: LaborDates: 1909-1950, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 65 / 28-29
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Description: "Labor - 1909 strike in Brewery, etc." [scrapbook]Dates: 1909-1910Container: Box/Folder 66 / 1
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Description: LiquorDates: 1914-1933, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 66 / 2
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Description: "Mining clippings from Owna Byrnes Library, Marysville" [scrapbook]Dates: 1873-1900, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 66 / 3
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Description: Mining technology [scrapbook]Dates: 1893-1905, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 67 / 1
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Description: Montana Commercial and Labor LeagueDates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 67 / 2
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Description: Montana history [scrapbook]Dates: 1892-1918, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 67 / 3
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Description: Montana history [scrapbook]Dates: 1918Container: Box/Folder 68 / 1
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Description: Montana minesDates: 1923-1950, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 68 / 2
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Description: Montana oil companies and Gordon CampbellDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 68 / 3
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Description: Montana oil fieldsDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 68 / 4
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Description: Montana placer minesDates: 1916, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 68 / 5
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Description: Montana politicsDates: 1911-1950, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 68 / 6
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Description: ProhibitionDates: 1882-1912Container: Box/Folder 68 / 7
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Description: Prohibition [scrapbook] (includes Montana Anti-Saloon League letter, 1909)Dates: 1903-1909Container: Box/Folder 68 / 8
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Description: ProhibitionDates: 1907-1925Container: Box/Folder 69 / 1-5
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Description: Prohibition and repealDates: 1913-1949, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 70 / 1-3
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Description: Prohibition clip sheetsDates: 1916-1920, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 70 / 4
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Description: "Psychology of Prohibition"Dates: 1915-1916, undatedContainer: Box/Folder 70 / 5
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Description: Governor Samuel V. Stewart (includes election campaign materials)Dates: 1916Container: Box/Folder 70 / 6
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Description: "Substitutes for Booze"Dates: 1915-1916Container: Box/Folder 70 / 7
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Description: Billy Sunday (includes booklet Billy Sunday the Man and Method, by Rev. Frederick W. Betts)Dates: 1915-1917Container: Box/Folder 70 / 8
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Nick Baatz Company
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Interoffice Correspondence
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Description: Camden Bretz to Nick BaatzDates: 1919Container: Box/Folder 70 / 9
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Description: Nick Baatz Company to Washington Liquid Gas Co.Dates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 10
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Incoming Correspondence
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Description: David WilsonDates: 1914Container: Box/Folder 70 / 11
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Description: A-W (correspondents include American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages, J. J. Dahm, J. W. Freeman, Montana Liquid Gas Company, Pure Carbonic Co., J. L. Rinehart, Washington Liquid Gas Company)Dates: 1918-1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 12
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Outgoing Correspondence
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Description: ChronologicalDates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 13
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Miscellaneous Correspondence
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Description: First National Bank, Choteau to C. N. Kessler (re Baatz property in Choteau)Dates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 14
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Description: J. W. Freeman to C. N. Kessler; C. N. Kessler to J. W. FreemanDates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 15
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Description: George A. Weiding to C. N. KesslerDates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 16
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Court Papers
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Description: Hazel Johnson vs. Nick Baatz Company satisfaction of judgment)Dates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 17
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Financial Records
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Description: Account sheets (Washington Liquid Gas Co. in account with Gray, McLean and Percy)Dates: 1920-1921Container: Box/Folder 70 / 18
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Description: Audit reportDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 70 / 19
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Description: Balance sheetDates: 1921Container: Box/Folder 70 / 20
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Description: Capital stock tax form (Washington Liquid Gas Company)
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Description: Financial statement (Washington Liquid Gas Co., includes cover letter re sale of company, February 20, 1922)Dates: 1921-1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 22
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Description: Financial statements (includes analysis)Dates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 23
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Description: Inventory of property (includes appraisal)Dates: circa 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 24
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Description: Montana Liquid Gas Co. cylinder accountDates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 25
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Description: "Statement of Resources and Liabilities of Nick Baatz"Dates: 1916-1917Container: Box/Folder 70 / 26
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Description: "Statement of the Washington Liquid Gas Company"Dates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 27
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Description: MiscellaneousDates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 28
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Legal Documents
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Description: Agreement (re conveyance of Great Falls property to Marie Baatz); deed (Great Falls property, includes C. N. Kessler memos "Analysis of Agreement" and "Baatz Block income at rates in effect")Dates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 29
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Description: Agreement (re sale of property to C. N. Kessler)Dates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 30
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Subject Files
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Description: Property holdingsDates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 31
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Miscellany
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Description: C. N. Kessler memo re Nick Baatz Company stock purchaseDates: 1922Container: Box/Folder 70 / 32
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Description: C. N. Kessler memo re Nick Baatz CompanyDates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 70 / 33
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Description: "List of Machinery at W. L. G. Co. Seattle" (re Washington Liquid Gas Company)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 70 / 34
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Description: "Proposition for Nick to Consider. Plan #1" (re proposed sale of stock)Dates: undatedContainer: Box/Folder 70 / 35
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Subject Terms
- Bars (drinking establishments)--Montana--Helena
- Breweries--Montana--Helena
- Brickmaking--Montana--Helena
- German Americans--Montana--Helena
- Labor disputes--Montana--Helena
- Labor unions--Brewery workers--Montana--Helena
- Land companies--Montana
- Liquor industry--Montana
- Liquor laws--Montana
- Petroleum industry and trade--Montana
- Prohibition--Montana
Family Names
Geographical Names
- Antelope Point Anticline (Stillwater County, Mont.)
- Basin (Mont.)
- Big Elk Dome (Wheatland County, Mont.)
- Black Butte Anticline (Fergus County, Mont.)
- Bowes Structure (Blaine County, Mont.)
- Broadview Dome (Yellowstone County, Mont.)
- Clear Creek Structure (Blaine County, Mont.)
- Devil's Basin District (Musselshell County, Mont.)
- Fort William Henry Harrison (Mont.)
- Helena (Mont.)--Commerce
- Indian Butte Structure (Judith Basin County, Mont.)
- Placer Hotel (Helena, Mont.)
- Potter Basin Anticline (Mont.)
- Sweet Grass Arch (Toole and Hill Counties, Mont.)
- Tiger Lode Claim (Granite County, Mont.)
- Willow Creek Anticline (Teton County, Mont.)