Greenwater Mines Still Buzzing with Water and Machinery
Greenwater Times reports ongoing activity in the Greenwater district with heavy mining machinery and fresh water sources. New water lines reduce haul distance, pipelines extend from North Springs to Mesijpuite, boosting supply to the town. Fronk TL. Reber suffers typhoid fever. Kempland Copper plans a 22-chim group expansion with capital in Teneshires, listing in Los Angeles and Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwater Times
Dim Brown
AW Fopese Prnwer
Greenwater
Elmer
Mirmising
Cirrenwater
Mesijpuite
Bitnece
Tthe
Fronk
Reber
Butte
Ois
Kempland Copper Company
Kempland Group
The
Times
Patrick Clark
Jodino Ciates
Montreal
Lous Angeles
New New
Davis Daly Crosscut Lengthening in Basin District Mining
Davis Daly crosscut deepens with over 1000 feet of face between Granite Street and Broadway south of Original mine. Stranahan strikes copper at Pilot crosscut 85 feet underground. Basin District operations continue with Comet shaft expansion and Gray Eagle shipments. Industry optimism cited as district may rival Butte. water issues addressed at Buckeye shaft. firms plan more machinery and increased crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis-Daly Estates
Jefferson County
Charles A. West
Helena
Buckevee
Austin
West
Cleveland Company
Prop. Ss
COOR
Stranahan
Butte
Montana Consolidated Copper Company
Comet Omine
James Humes & Sons
Comet Camp
Comet
Men O
Gray Eagle
Akers Enter Substantial Trade Across East Market
Akers appears to be expanding business activities with notable stock movements in two dozen firms selling along the eastern trade routes. Major entities involved include Akers & Co. and allied partners, with heightened activity in regional exchanges.
Southern Montana faces stock market swindle amid mining stock scare
The Butte region reports scarce cattle and a wildcat stock boom tied to the Empire State and Grand Republic schemes. Traders warn these outfits have no county records or credible origins, while cattle owners brace for a hard winter and possible cross state shipments to meet demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emopire State
Grand Republic
Butte
Fryie
Butte District
Park Canyon
Lutte & London Company
John F. Lilovd
Stanstlaus Wilbour
Unter Bend
Othe Hutte
Mr. Watt
Meaderville
Lillie
Grand Repubic Mining Company
Oor
Empire State Mining Company
Colusa Leonard Extension Copper Company Branch Plans
Allen S. Towson of Tracy & Co. New York arrives in Moniti to open a subscription branch for Colusa Leonard Extension Copper Co. Tracy & Co. will underwrite stock. Machinery ordered, temporary equipment to be used. executives discuss copper market shifts and curb activity in New York exchanges. Reynolds McDowell and Tracy & Co. confirm examination of grounds and property potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton
Reynolds & McDowell
Tracy & Co
Colusa-Leoniard
MV Oarrivads
Boston
Tate
Exchange
New York
New Men at the Helm with Butte Printers
The Butte Typographical union elected officers led by President Vester Lave and Vice President Blo Lanstram. Officials include financial secretary Flow Freeman and recording secretary Floyd Bushnell. Executive committee features William Be. Purnett and H. N. Hackett plus others. Delegates to Allied Printing Trades council list Sid Harding and Max Town among names. Auditing and investigating committees named. several trustees and correspondents noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Typographical Union
Vester Lave
Blo
Lanstram
Hugh Bhrke
Finetedal
Flow. Freeman
Floyd Bushnell
William Harman
William BE. Purnett
H. N. Hackett
Joseph Dallas
Sam Allen
Allied Printing Trades Council
Sid Harding
Max Town
0. G. Woods
A.evans
William HH. Pu
J. Rummel
Beech Opera
NAT House
Saeko Cerites
Frances Mstep
Anna Whirkpautick
Goldie Pay Arle
Deaths and funeral notices from early 1900s
The funeral of Edward Dubie will be held Monday morning at Weack, family residence, then proceeding to Sacred Heart church for mass. Breddie J. Stafford, 14, son of Mr. and Mrs James Stafford, died yesterday at the family home on Pacific street. Funeral Tuesday at 9:30 then 10 o'clock at St. Lawrence church. Flowers requested omitted. Members of Butnnerie No. 11 F O E asked to attend a meeting Monday Dec 3, 1906 for election of officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Dubie
Weack
Wrestderee
Shields
Buttenerie
No. 11
A. B. Cohen
P. L. Miller
Election of officers by the Butte Pressmen
The Butte Pressmen union elected officers yesterday for the ensuing term. William Murphy was named president with L Mortimer as secretary. Delegates to Allied Printings Trades council include JL Munson and Robert Ball. Delegates to the Butte Central Teacher council include William Murphy, Chester Palmer, Do Mortimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Pressmen’s Union
William To Murphy
L. Mortimer
Scretary
ROOM
fLeary
Allied Printings Trades Council
JL Munson
Robert Ball
J. J. Hesan
Butte Central Tecber Council
William Ll. Murphy
Chester Palmer
Do Mortimer
Carpenters to Work on Rockies Tunnel Project
A large force of carpenters will depart Puatte for Pipestone today to start building the structures for the Milwau kee tunnel project. Timber has arrived, and crews will erect boarding houses, shops, offices, and sheds for horses as a small town grows on both sides of the main range. The project plans call for a three shift mining operation within a year, with skilled workers earning top wages and the contractors receiving about 250000 dollars for the bore large enough for a double track through the mountain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
Elerical
Miss Bessie Tannehill Soprano at The California Opera House
The California has secured Miss Bessie Tannehill a dramatic soprano of wide reputation. She has sung with Grau and Mathews and Bulger, was Tivoli’s leading soprano in San Francisco, and lost much in the earthquake except her voice. Beginning tonight she appears at The California, likely a strong draw for Pueblo audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Bessie Tannehill
Grau Opera Company
Mathews
Bulger
San Francisco
Tivoli Opera Company
Miss Tannehill
Pueblo
Cole
Autocracy in Britain Seen Through Commons and Lords
A. Maurice Low argues in Appletons December issue that Britain’s greatest autocrat is the prime minister backed by his Commons majority, defining a benevolent constitutional autocracy born of tradition. He contrasts Parliament’s popular touch with Lords’ relative informality, noting the Commons’ airs and the public’s evolving view of monarchy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Maurice Low
Appleton
Omu
Hngland
Commons
House of Lords
Senate
Aga O
Funeral arrangements for Flankey and Diaz announced
The funeral for John Flan key will be at Sherman Keats parlors tomorrow afternoon at 2. services move to Finnish Lutheran church on North Wyoming street led by Rev M D Huddlott. Alfronzo Diaz funeral set for Sherman Reed parlor tomorrow at 2:30 with services at Sacred Heart church at 10.
Funeral for Ellen Smith at 10:30 Morning service at St Marys
The funeral for Mrs Ellen Smith will be held at her daughter Mrs Thomas Conn 1l 67 East Copper Street this Monday morning at 10:30. The procession will proceed to St Marys Church where High Mass will be celebrated at 1 o'clock.
Infant son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Reed dies
The infant son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Reed, born in November, died in November and was buried on November 27. The item also mentions travel books as ideal Christmas gifts, praising their universality and appeal during winter reading and potential future trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Reed
Orton Bros. Offer Value on Panes and Organs
Orton Bros. advertise best value for panes and organs. A. Lb. Rombauer, assayer and chemist, has moved to 56 East Granite Street, new Thornton annex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orton Bros
N. Main Street
Buite
A. Lb. Rombauer
East
Granite Street
New Thornton Annex
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leys
Jeweler and
Optician
Owsley Block
Mayo, Sachs & Co
Nevada Smelting
Preath Valley United Greenwater Furnace Creek Extension
Furnace Creek
Furnace Valley
Butte Furnace Copper Oxids Butte & Ar
Zona Butte & el Norcross
Stewart Alameda
Big Creek
Rex
Paul Lucky Calumet North Franklin Nabob Imperial
Idalw Monitor
Copper King Reindeer
Gertie Wonder
Coeur d'Alene Metals Alliance
Farrell Tuolumne Bullwhacke
Pittsburg-Montana
Butte & Bacorn CD. Os
Mrs Butte Copper
East Butte Extension
Butte-Milwaukee
Ida-Montana
Alice Butte Exploration
Butte & London
Fagle Bullion
Missoula
Barnes
King
Montana
W.H
DirectWire
Coeur Wd
Alene Mips
West Broadway
Butte, Mont
DOR
Huie Pock & CO
South Main Street
Joseph Richards
West Park Street
Greenwater Mines
Puperat Range
Davis-Daly
Basin District
Huckeye
C. R
Jefferson
Akers
Nies
ARE OF
Weird Wolf Brand
Are In
Sto Cars
Traker Fort
Wellar
Madison Walles
Madison Valley
Nores
Charles AL Smith
Pillow
Mr. Smith
New Mexico
Colusa-Leonard
Allen
Towson
Butte Printers
Mining Service
Ingersoll
Rand CO
Broadway
Chicago
Houghton Salt Lake
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Omaha
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
Twin Cities
Union
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
W. B. Dixon
Robert Street
P. H. Scanlan
C. A
East Broadway
Barney & Berry
A. C. M. Hardware House
William A. Paine
Thomas S. Dee
Herbert I. Foster
Bankers
Mass
New York and Boston
Chicago Board of Trade
Lewisohn Building
H. B. Byrne
Mgr
Butte, Anaconda
Too
eLivLos Doattis
Anaconda
O. S. L. Railway
Silver Bow
N. P. Railway
Durant
G. N. Railway
Miles Crossing
Giet
United States
Siz
Great Falls
Beri
City
North Main Street
Hiurta
Dr. Bradley
Pennsylvania
Portland
Los Angeles
Union Pacific Overland
China
Atlantic Express
Mont
D. Wilson, D. F
P. A
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!