Pioneer
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A view from 1939:
PIONEER, is the small group of cabins built in the spring
of 1862 just before the Gold Creek diggings were abandoned
for those at Bannack. Because of the lack of transportation,
the miners had trouble in obtaining tools with which to work,
and yields of metal were low; James and Granville Stuart made
only $17.60 on their best day here.
Source: Montana: A State Guide Book; Compiled and Written
by the Federal Writers' Project of the Work Projects Administration
for the State of Montana; September, 1939. |