BEUSCHLEIN, M. A. - Revision history

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	Mr. Beuschlein was with the same gentlemen in the East until 1887 and then accepted the position of cook for the Cokedale, Montana boarding house the following year. He was hired as a cook for the Winster Brothers at the East Pacific Mines and then the Great Falls Smelting Company.		Mr. Beuschlein was with the same gentlemen in the East until 1887 and then accepted the position of cook for the Cokedale, Montana boarding house the following year. He was hired as a cook for the Winster Brothers at the East Pacific Mines and then the Great Falls Smelting Company.

	In 1891 he ~~came~~ to Marysville, Montana. Beuschlein successfully managed a hotel one year and then purchased the Bon Ton Hotel. Mr. Beuschlein was assisted in the management of the hotel by his wife.		In 1891 he moved to Marysville, Montana. Beuschlein successfully managed a hotel one year and then purchased the Bon Ton Hotel. Mr. Beuschlein was assisted in the management of the hotel by his wife.

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Randylyon at 16:39, 18 February 2021

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	Mr. Beuschlein was with the same gentlemen in the East until 1887 and then accepted the position of cook for the Cokedale, Montana boarding house the following year. He was hired as a cook for the Winster Brothers at the East Pacific Mines and then the Great Falls Smelting Company.		Mr. Beuschlein was with the same gentlemen in the East until 1887 and then accepted the position of cook for the Cokedale, Montana boarding house the following year. He was hired as a cook for the Winster Brothers at the East Pacific Mines and then the Great Falls Smelting Company.

	In 1891 he came to Marysville, Montana. Beuschlein successfully managed a hotel one year and then purchased the Bon Ton Hotel. ~~Since becoming proprietor, he made the house the leading hotel of Marysville.~~ Mr. Beuschlein was assisted in the management of the hotel by his wife.		In 1891 he came to Marysville, Montana. Beuschlein successfully managed a hotel one year and then purchased the Bon Ton Hotel. Mr. Beuschlein was assisted in the management of the hotel by his wife.

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Randylyon at 19:39, 11 December 2017

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	M. A. Beuschlein was taken by his parents to Minneapolis when six months old, where as he grew up he received his education and also learned the baker's trade. He followed that occupation in Minneapolis for eight years. In the spring of 1879 he was convinced by the Winster Brothers to go with them as cook on a construction train on the Northern Pacific Railroad, where he remained four years.		M. A. Beuschlein was taken by his parents to Minneapolis when six months old, where as he grew up he received his education and also learned the baker's trade. He followed that occupation in Minneapolis for eight years. In the spring of 1879 he was convinced by the Winster Brothers to go with them as cook on a construction train on the Northern Pacific Railroad, where he remained four years.

	Mr. Beuschlein was ~~next~~ with the same gentlemen in the East until 1887 and then accepted the position of cook for the Cokedale, Montana boarding house ~~for~~ the following year. He was hired as a cook for the Winster Brothers at the East Pacific Mines and then the Great Falls Smelting Company.		Mr. Beuschlein was with the same gentlemen in the East until 1887 and then accepted the position of cook for the Cokedale, Montana boarding house the following year. He was hired as a cook for the Winster Brothers at the East Pacific Mines and then the Great Falls Smelting Company.

	In 1891 he came to Marysville, Montana. Beuschlein successfully managed a hotel one year and then purchased the Bon Ton Hotel. Since becoming proprietor, he made the house the leading hotel of Marysville. Mr. Beuschlein was assisted in the management of the hotel by his wife.		In 1891 he came to Marysville, Montana. Beuschlein successfully managed a hotel one year and then purchased the Bon Ton Hotel. Since becoming proprietor, he made the house the leading hotel of Marysville. Mr. Beuschlein was assisted in the management of the hotel by his wife.
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	Miller, Joaquin. '''History of Montana''', 1894 USGENWEB Montana Archives. Online: http://files.usgwarchives.net/mt/lewisandclark/bios/beuschlein.txt		Miller, Joaquin. '''History of Montana''', 1894 USGENWEB Montana Archives. Online: http://files.usgwarchives.net/mt/lewisandclark/bios/beuschlein.txt

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Randylyon at 01:32, 29 September 2017

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	BEUSCHLEIN, M. A. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 20, 1855--Unknown). Beuschlein's father was a native of Baden and his mother of Bavaria, Germany, but they came to America when young and were married in Dubuque in 1854. They had six children.		BEUSCHLEIN, M. A. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 20, 1855--Unknown). Beuschlein's father was a native of Baden and his mother of Bavaria, Germany, but they came to America when young and were married in Dubuque in 1854. They had six children.

	M. A. Beuschlein was taken by his parents to Minneapolis when six months old, where as he grew up he received his education and also learned the baker's trade. He followed that occupation in Minneapolis for eight years. In the spring of 1879 he was convinced by the Winster Brothers		M. A. Beuschlein was taken by his parents to Minneapolis when six months old, where as he grew up he received his education and also learned the baker's trade. He followed that occupation in Minneapolis for eight years. In the spring of 1879 he was convinced by the Winster Brothers to go with them as cook on a construction train on the Northern Pacific Railroad, where he remained four years.
	to go with them as cook on a construction train on the Northern Pacific Railroad, where he remained four years. Mr. Beuschlein was next with the same gentlemen in the East until 1887 and then accepted the position of cook for the Cokedale, Montana boarding house for the following year. He was hired as a cook for the Winster Brothers at the East Pacific Mines and then the Great Falls Smelting Company.
			Mr. Beuschlein was next with the same gentlemen in the East until 1887 and then accepted the position of cook for the Cokedale, Montana boarding house for the following year. He was hired as a cook for the Winster Brothers at the East Pacific Mines and then the Great Falls Smelting Company.

	In 1891 he came to Marysville, Montana. Beuschlein successfully managed a hotel one year and then purchased the Bon Ton Hotel. Since becoming proprietor, he made the house the leading hotel of Marysville. Mr. Beuschlein was assisted in the management of the hotel by his wife.		In 1891 he came to Marysville, Montana. Beuschlein successfully managed a hotel one year and then purchased the Bon Ton Hotel. Since becoming proprietor, he made the house the leading hotel of Marysville. Mr. Beuschlein was assisted in the management of the hotel by his wife.
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	Miller, Joaquin. History of Montana, 1894 USGENWEB Montana Archives. Online: http://files.usgwarchives.net/mt/lewisandclark/bios/beuschlein.txt		Miller, Joaquin. '''History of Montana''', 1894 USGENWEB Montana Archives. Online: http://files.usgwarchives.net/mt/lewisandclark/bios/beuschlein.txt

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BEUSCHLEIN, M. A. (Dubuque, IA, Sept. 20, 1855--Unknown). Beuschlein's father was a native of Baden and his mother of Bavaria, Germany, but they came to America when young and were married in Dubuque in 1854. They had six children.

M. A. Beuschlein was taken by his parents to Minneapolis when six months old, where as he grew up he received his education and also learned the baker's trade. He followed that occupation in Minneapolis for eight years. In the spring of 1879 he was convinced by the Winster Brothers
to go with them as cook on a construction train on the Northern Pacific Railroad, where he remained four years. Mr. Beuschlein was next with the same gentlemen in the East until 1887 and then accepted the position of cook for the Cokedale, Montana boarding house for the following year. He was hired as a cook for the Winster Brothers at the East Pacific Mines and then the Great Falls Smelting Company.

In 1891 he came to Marysville, Montana. Beuschlein successfully managed a hotel one year and then purchased the Bon Ton Hotel. Since becoming proprietor, he made the house the leading hotel of Marysville. Mr. Beuschlein was assisted in the management of the hotel by his wife.

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Miller, Joaquin. History of Montana, 1894 USGENWEB Montana Archives. Online: http://files.usgwarchives.net/mt/lewisandclark/bios/beuschlein.txt