Mining brokers survey Coeur d Alene district prospects
A. Mo Steyvelle reports from Missoula on visits to Saltese and nearby properties including Optimo Copper and Gold Mining company sites. He notes underground plans, ore grades, tunnel progress, and potential aerial tramway ideas, with activity at Tarbox, Milwaukee tunnel siding, Reindeer, Little Chief, and other claims shaping market interest and development.
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Missoula
Mo Steyvelle
Coeur d' Alene
Day
Saltese
Optimo Copper and Gold Mining Company
Agnes Group
Monitor
Andrew Flaig
Boston Colby
Milwaukee Tunnel
Leslie
North Drift
Horn
Greenoughs
The
Central
Big Creek
Pat Moran Reported Missing Near Trout Creek
Alarmed friends say Pat Moran has not been seen for nearly three weeks after returning toward Trout Creek. Moran owns a good ranch and cattle interests. a Thompson dispatch notes his disappearance from the Missoula district and that authorities and neighbors are following leads in the case.
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Missoula
Thompson
Pat Moran
Mr. Moran
Dyspepsia Cure Promoted by Stuart Company
An advertisement argues poor eating causes stomach disorders and promotes Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as non medicinal digestives. It claims tablets contain pepsin diastase and golden seal to digest food, endorsements by 40 000 physicians, a free trial offer, and 60 cent packages at druggists from F A Stuart Company Marshall Michigan.
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Stuart
United States
Canada
S. F. A. Stuart Company
Stuart Building
Marshall, Mich
Meat Market Chase Sparks Trout Creek Disappearance
J N Hartman ran the Trout Creek meat market for weeks before leaving for Bull River with Cotton to butcher cattle for shipment. Moran, a 30 year old West End resident who owned cattle and bought the Trout Creek shop, vanished after planning shipments to Trout Creek and may have been carrying money. He was last seen near Heron Station awaiting a train, with foul play suspected. Moran previously worked in the Coeur dAlene area.
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Trout Creek
J.N. Hartman
Bull River
Cotton
Heron Station
Heron
Moran
West End
Coeur dAlene
Sentinel Staff Complete for University Annual 1908
Missoula reports the Sentinel staff is complete for the 1908 university annual with editors and department editors chosen. The book should publish at least a month earlier, marking the fourth college annual for University of Montana students.
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Missoula
University of Montana
Eivery
M08 Sentinel
James Bo Sneer
Charles A. Buck
H.C. McGregor
Vincent Craig
Howard A. Wenger
May E Murphy
Nellie Os Bullard
Albertne Ward
Clarissa Spencer
Minta McCall
Cora Averill
Ruth L. Smith
Winnifred Feighner
Frances M. Jones
Josiah J. Moore
Ralph Gilham
Ehel Ambros
Carrie Hardenburgh
Arthur JL Morgan
Frances Nuckolls
Helen Smead
Anny Hathaway
Property transfers in Missoula parcels and sums
Missoula transfers report several dealings. Charles H Stan cliff sells to Mary J Trevaille two lots in block 12 of Town company addition for 200 dollars. W F Shilling transfers to Mentrum and Briggs five lots in block 27 of the School addition for 1150 dollars. Alice and Gordon H Tracy sell to H C Myers lot 4 and the west 15 percent of a parcel.
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Missoula
Charles H. Stancliff
Mary J. Trevaille
Town Company
FE. W. Shilling Ha
Mentrum & Briggs
Alice
Gordon H. Tracy
H. C. Myers
First Recital of Year at State University Montana
Missoula December 9 The first recital of the year by the University of Montana music department will be held at University Hall on Tuesday evening December 11. Friends of students and the public are invited with no admission fee. Under Mrs Blanche Whitaker the department has made progress and features a program including Hang numbers orchestra violin and vocal solos by local musicians.
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University of Montana
University Hall
Blanche Whitaker
White Man Causes Trouble at Mission in Missoula
Deputy sheriffs rushed to the reservation after a report from Agent Bellew that a white man who arrived two days ago menaced Sisters at the mission with a gun. Authorities fear he is insane and were to detain him to prevent harm.
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Bellew
North Franklin Mining names officers in annual election
Wallace reports J D Slemons of Butte, Herman J Rossi and G F Charleston of Wallace named president, vice president, and secretary treasurer as control shifts from Bracking-Bbbbley to Butte financier W H Nichols. Board includes A T Morgan of Butte Norman Bbleby and John H Nordquiet of Wallace with Mr Bubbley as general manager.
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Wallace
Mr. Bubbley
Reilly’s the home of the big loaf noted in Missoula
Dan Arms from the United States land office returned Friday from a visit to Butte. John A. Featherman, father of Drummond, was in the city on business Friday. L K E Daigler left Saturday for Buffalo to remain through winter. The Society of King’s Daughters will meet Monday afternoon at Mrs. W H H Dickinson’s home.
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Dan Arms
United States Land Office
Butte
John A. Featherman
Drummond
L. KE. Daigler
Buffalo
Society of King's Daughters
W. H. H. Dickinson
Stevensville Notes Highlight New Telephone Exchange
Stevensville prepares for a new telephone exchange set to be installed after linemen finish stringing an extra line from Missoula to Stevensville, four miles from town. Clarence Goff mourns seven horses and a mule likely poisoned by paris green. vets confirm mineral poisoning. Miss Ida Crossman, sister of Mrs Ben Plummer, visits Butte then returns home. Mrs Earl Kellogg hosts guests in honor of Mrs Oscar Manis recently married in Spokane to commercial traveler Mr Manis. Peter Russell returns from coast where he managed a creamery.
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Standard
Stevensville
Missoula
Clarence Goff
Paris Green
Knowles
F. W. Wilson
Ida Crossman
Butte
Ben F. Plummer
Earl H. Kellogg
Oscar Manis
Spokane
Manis
Elsie Strange
Helena
Peter Russell
Proud and Glad Woman Credits Postum for Recovery
An Ohio woman describes chronic coffee related illness including heart trouble and dyspepsia. After switching to Postum her belching and stomach burning stopped, she slept better and gained weight. she urges proper preparation and notes family pride over her improvement. Name given by Postum Co Battie Creek Mich. Read The Road to Wellville. There’s a reason.
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Ohio
Tai
Postum
Postum Company
Battie Creek
Mich
Wellville
Baby Girl Found Dead in River Bank Cache
Two Missoula youths discovered a rough box by Krell Gate canyon near the Missoula River containing a baby girl's body wrapped in cotton. The newborn showed no injuries and no identifying clues were found on the clothing or box, prompting a coroner’s examination and an official investigation.
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Mars
Rroner
Report of State Boiler Inspector Highlights No Explosions
Helena December report by State Boiler Inspector J H Dailey shows the office was self-sustaining and saved funds for the treasury. For six years there has been no boiler explosion in the state and the department handled more work with a larger surplus than any year since its founding. The inspector urges a clerk to relieve staff, notes assistants Moran and Anderson, and thanks engineers, plant owners, and users for cooperation.
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Rockwood
Butte
Little Chief
Lucky Calumet
Day Brothers
Treasury
Wallace
Standard
Helena
J. H. Dailey
Dailey
Richard Moran
Soren Anderson
Protection Doctrine Bans Out-of-County Lawyers in Northumberland
Sunbury Pennsylvania September 9. The Northumberland County Bar association refused Grant Herring of Columbia county permission to practice in this county and join the local bar. Officials said the bar would not allow non residents to run a Shamokin office while keeping Bloomstown residence. They warned against hawking and ped dling of the law as merchants disallow wares.
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Sunbury
Northumberland County Bar Association
Herring
Columbia County Bar
Columbia-Montour
Shamokin
Northumberland
Bloomaburg
Happy Valley
The Bohemian December Tale of Mrs Woodrow and a Photographer
In December's Bohemian, Mrs Nancy Wilson Woodrow battles publishable portraits as editors press for new photos. At a Mark Twain dinner photographed by Harper and Bros group shots, Life magazine laments her image while W J Lampton quips with verse about the infamous picture and the editors withdraw future submissions.
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Wilson Woodrow
Harper's Weekly
Lampton
Nancy Wilson Woodrow
Rear Guard Soldiers Singing of Duty and Honor
From Alfred Damon Runyon's Songs of the Service in the December Bohemian, the poem laments the rear guard role. It contrasts unglamorous duty with battlefield courage, noting medals earned while marching behind the front. It reflects wartime sacrifice and the quiet cost of protection.
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Alfred Damon Runyon
Bachelor tax sparks outcry in North Carolina county
In Burgaw North Carolina forty four bachelors protest a new bachelor tax side with the president Roosevelt while young spinsters praise the policy. The Rev C H Utley among others learns of the tax a double poll tax and many deem it unconstitutional. The Standard notes new premiums for advance subscribers.
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Burgaw
N. C
Roosevelt
C. H. Utley
Billy’ Burgaw
Pender County
Vinol Promoted as Strong Winter Tonic and Cold Preventer
The Smith Drug Co promotes Vinol as a superior cough remedy that avoids stomach upset, strengthens every organ nerve and muscle, cures and prevents colds, and serves as an ideal cod liver preparation also sold in Butte by the Newbro Drug Co.
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Smith Drug CO
Butte
Newbro Drug Co
Brown in Critical Condition After Shooting
Former U S Senator Arthur Brown of Utah lies in critical condition at Emergency hospital after being shot by Anna Bradley in his Hotel Raleigh apartment. Doctors fear peritonitis and possible blood poisoning, while authorities hold Bradley without bail and await Brown's prognosis.
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Washington
United States
Arthur Brown
Utah
Anna Bradley
Salt Lake City
Raleigh
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Hamilton, Mont
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Missoula Notes
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River's Edge
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Bonner Yards
Bonner, Mont
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Mont
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Gunn
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Supreme Court
Columbus
Arthur Brown, Jr
University of Chicago
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A. B. Hammond
J. M. Keith
Pkelth
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Elie Ceed
G. H. Beck
O. G
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Estern Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mone
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J. H. T. Ryman
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