Per Utah Death Certificate, died 9 Mar 1921 in Dividend, Utah of a gunshot wound to the abdomen; homicide. Employed at Pool Hall. Also killed in the hold up for East Tintic Store, was John Westerdahl, mine superintendent of Tintic Standard Mines. Two others were shot.
Lived in Dividend 2 years; wife Ruth.
See lengthly newspaper article dated Friday, March 11, 1921 in Eureka Reporter, Eureka, Juab about incident.
Dividend, located between Eureka and Goshen-- is now a ghost town; it was a mining operation first called Standard in 1918 (mining) camp with about 200 men was named Dividend because the mine paid dividends regularly. Structures including store, school, homes, boarding house, etc. was owned by the company. It was a company town. The Tintic Standard Mine produced ore from 1913 to 1953?
Lived in Dividend 2 years; wife Ruth.
See lengthly newspaper article dated Friday, March 11, 1921 in Eureka Reporter, Eureka, Juab about incident.
Dividend, located between Eureka and Goshen-- is now a ghost town; it was a mining operation first called Standard in 1918 (mining) camp with about 200 men was named Dividend because the mine paid dividends regularly. Structures including store, school, homes, boarding house, etc. was owned by the company. It was a company town. The Tintic Standard Mine produced ore from 1913 to 1953?
Per Utah Death Certificate, died 9 Mar 1921 in Dividend, Utah of a gunshot wound to the abdomen; homicide. Employed at Pool Hall. Also killed in the hold up for East Tintic Store, was John Westerdahl, mine superintendent of Tintic Standard Mines. Two others were shot.
Lived in Dividend 2 years; wife Ruth.
See lengthly newspaper article dated Friday, March 11, 1921 in Eureka Reporter, Eureka, Juab about incident.
Dividend, located between Eureka and Goshen-- is now a ghost town; it was a mining operation first called Standard in 1918 (mining) camp with about 200 men was named Dividend because the mine paid dividends regularly. Structures including store, school, homes, boarding house, etc. was owned by the company. It was a company town. The Tintic Standard Mine produced ore from 1913 to 1953?
Lived in Dividend 2 years; wife Ruth.
See lengthly newspaper article dated Friday, March 11, 1921 in Eureka Reporter, Eureka, Juab about incident.
Dividend, located between Eureka and Goshen-- is now a ghost town; it was a mining operation first called Standard in 1918 (mining) camp with about 200 men was named Dividend because the mine paid dividends regularly. Structures including store, school, homes, boarding house, etc. was owned by the company. It was a company town. The Tintic Standard Mine produced ore from 1913 to 1953?
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