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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1906
Page
6
The Green Campbell mine group reports progress with the Red Bird and Eva May projects as a new mill nears operation. Shareholders met to elect directors and review development while the Montgomary group advances Bullwhacker claims and nearby sites. Market activity shows mixed copper and amalgamated stock performance, with several companies declaring dividends and others awaiting ore.
A disjointed report from New York notes a France led firm's directors re elected and a takeover of an Arabian business option. It claims United Interests control and a $2,000 stake though details are unclear.
The notice records transfers involving JA H Welthyenner and Jol Ben who bought a sixth interest and a tenth interest at Hy Oechlentad in what appears to be a North Tate section listing. Details are fragmented but indicate ownership changes among the named parties.
New York and foreign markets show varied movements with copper futures and spot prices steady at different levels. Bank rates stabilize while government bonds maintain constant yields. Local finds include foundry iron grades and regional pricing, reflecting unsettled conditions across commodities and finance.
Sidney M Ward of the Supreme Gold company in Missouri is noted last evening. Mrs Gilly left for Watery after weeks in Movil tant. Laer from Ure alye estate arrived Bamion from Aw candainet. Carl Greentood of Missoula with Auerbach and Mrs Town of San Francisco visited from Missoula. Prof J P Mowe of the state university journeyed to Wisconsin. The Board of Education met. Abi schodla to open Sept 4. Excursion tickets to California and San Francisco offered by Oregon Short Line. A special train from Butte to Deer Lodge with round trip fare.
Mrs. Frankly Reber departs Sunday for Hillings to visit Mr and Mrs Collins Wale then proceeds to Philadelphia for a months stay. Miss Mary Usekott, her sister, plans to join and assist in preparations for Mrs Reber’s move. A card party is planned by St Mary’s branch at the parish hall on Tuesday evening August 10.
Two young girls aged 17 and 18 were accosted by a man near the Northern Pacific line while walking a short distance from a wagon claimed to belong to him. The suspect abducted one girl, but she freed herself and reached home. Authorities were alerted. a search followed and the assailant remains at large. The notice includes a travel advertisement for butte trips and related fares.
In official quarters Sultan intends to transfer the capital from Fer to Morocco city due to insecurity. Advises from leading tribes prompt the relocation plan. Northern Summer excursion to Belton Lake McDonald and back noted with travel windows and return dates.
Canadian Indians in native dress were received by King Edward at Buckingham Palace. They sought restoration of hunting rights and the restoration of certain native customs curtailed by the government.
Sunday morning train from Bulte at 3 o clock appears in a garbled notice. The piece mentions Hest fishing and picnic ground on a Ble Elole river state line near Glen with a return. Dillon and pricing for tonic and tissue butter ads appear, plus Posadman's drug stores and Orton Bros. organ and plane sales at 219 N Main and 32 N Mall / 41 E Park.
A group led by Malcolm Macdonald organizes Greenwater & Death Valley Copper Company in Inyo County California. The firm owns seven claims and five fractions including the hunt ground, with 2000 feet vein traced and shafts 63 and 11 feet. Ore dumps hold 30 to 40 tons assaying over 2 percent copper, to be shipped to a smelter to gauge margins. Local excitement rises amid heat as Bertha Copper mine shipments continue with ore averaging copper around 2 percent and minor silver.
In Los Angeles on August 1 the sixtieth anniversary of raising the American flag at Fort Moore was celebrated. Maj. Edwin A. Sherman led the exercises, honoring Gen. F. C. Fremont and Mose Carson. Mexican war veterans, pioneers, and native groups participated in the commemoration of California independence.
Reports from Butte highlight robust Las Palmas cigar demand and a claim that smokers will seek Las Palmas after trying it. In a separate item, the Episcopal church plans a major gathering in Bingen next week with lectures on the Philippines led by Trev. Mr. Stull, recently of Port Co. and a former state legislator. The event includes a lecture Tuesday evening August 14.
Bias bids due by noon August 20 for an eight room brick veneer school on Delaware and First Avenues in Butte Montana. Architects J G Link and C S Haire may provide plans at 1 Silver Bow block. Bids also due August 21 for the Silver Bow club building, with M A Berger secretary overseeing submissions at Lewisohn block office.
The Cruiser Marinehead, commanded by Capt Mulligan, reached San Diego by afternoon, en route to rejoin the squadron at Togetsowid, stopping for supplies. In El Paso on August 12, Mexican strikers returned to work with a pay raise but no other concessions.
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