Industrial list ascends as international news boosts market
The New York stock list rose sharply led by industrials and rails before abroad buying for equipment, steels, and oil shares surged. Anaconda climbed from 51.75 to 52.87 and copper rose in London while sterling fell on rumors then recovered. Silver and foreign exchange fluctuated with mixed signals.
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New York
Lauzier-Wolcott
Poland
Businss
Anaconda
London
Butte First Aid Team Eyes Denver Win At International Meet
The Butte first aid squad, captained by O. A. Dingman, trains daily for the Denver international meet September 9 through 11. Despite miners voting day, the team practiced 10 of 100 problems and will focus on representative questions next, aiming for first place after last year’s second at Pittsburg.
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Denver
Butte
O. A. Dingman
Pittsburg
Barely Avo ids Women Charged With Speeding
Walter Moorehead faced reckless driving charges after Clara Foster testified he sped around Granite and Montana nearly striking her. He claimed two miles per hour and that the women panicked. Fined $194. others: Frank Bailey $10 for parking, Henry Jones $20 for vagrancy with cocaine found.
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Walter Moorehead
Clara Foster
Miss Foster
Granite
Montana
Moorehead
Frank Bailey
Henry Jones
Grimes
Jones
Butte
Ground Broken for Champion Mine Flotation Mill
An official of S Butte-Jardine announced ground was broken yesterday for a flotation mill at the old Champion mine. The first unit will process 100 tons daily, expandable to 200, with 325000 feet of lumber cut, power and water lines installed, and ore impounded in a 3000 foot distant reservoir. Estimated mill cost $60000. Ore conditions show milling ore open 351 feet long with average width five feet and about 18 ounces silver plus $1.60 gold. high grade ore shoot 60 feet long, 4 feet wide with 100 ounces silver. A winze 20 feet deep and a 65 foot raise show continuous ore. Since June 17 a gross $18000 in high-grade ore shipments. Diamond Drilling Contracting of Spokane awarded to drill from face of 1450 tunnel to under Champion workings, 400-600 feet distant. drilling to start later this week. Forty-two men employed at Champion.
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S Butte-Jardine
Champion
Diamond Drilling Contracting Company
Spokane
Butte To Host 1921 Masonic Grand Bodies Meeting
More than 1,200 Masonic members will visit Butte for the 1921 convention, Aug 15 to 20. Dates: Grand council Aug 15, grand chapter Aug 16, order of priesthood Aug 16, grand lodge Aug 17-18, grand chapter O E S Aug 19-20.
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Butte
Masonic Order
Missoula
Grand Council
A. M
A. F
O. E
Templar Drill Team of Butte to Compete at Anaconda Friday
The grand lodge of Good Templars in Anaconda hosts its fifty third convention with a drill team contest between Butte and Walkerville lodges. Each team has 17 members and performs Friday evening as part of the Friday and Saturday program. A large Butte delegation attends the event.
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Templar
Butte
Anaconda
Walkerville
Grand Lodge of Good Templars
County Offices Close Early On Half Holiday
Offices of the courthouse except the clerk of the court the county clerk the sheriff and the county attorney used the half holiday allowed by law to close. All offices were open in the morning but most closed in the afternoon.
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Aphrodite
Goetz
Max Fells
Della Robia Orchestra
Miami
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Gershwin
Lenzberg
Riverside Orchestra
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Messager
Arthur Middleton
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Lopez
Hamilton
Rose of
Washington Square
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Barcelona Way
Jentes
Pred Hildebrand
Afghanistan
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Lopez and
Buddha
Riverside
West Broadway
Butte, Montana
Hoover “Electric” Vacuum Cleaner
Salts Peco
Zanzibar
Deryad
Bolivias
Veldyne
Evora
Nakia
BREAN
Champion Mill
Butte-Jardine Company
Buster Brown
Pacific Chiropractic
Portland College
Oregon
Kalsomine
Lowe’s
West Park Street
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