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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
17
Dr R L Bradley, dentist, notes many men delay treating worn lower front teeth. A small gold filling can halt decay and slow further wear. He claims to be exceptionally skilled in this work and offers prices lower than expected.
Anaconda mine in Pennsylvania resumes operations today after repairs and upgrades. The Anaconda company plans to mine as before, boosting daily output to about 250 tons as the Belmont crosscuts and Neversweat vein work advance. The Boston and Montana owns the property and has pressed a small engine into ore-raising duties to supplement hoisting from deeper levels.
Copper ore discovered west of the Gagnon mine extends as far as three thousand feet, outlining a new mineral zone. The find, reported by miners, confirms ongoing ore extraction potential in the region and may influence future mining plans.
Copper ore in Butte's western district is debated by mining experts. Reports trace copper veins from the Gagnon mine westward toward rhyolite of the big butte, with depths up to 800 feet and more in some shafts. The Butte & Bacorn property shows copper bearing zones, while silver dominates elsewhere. Prospects include plans for a smelter and continued development as companies seek commercial copper yields.
Articles of incorporation filed for Golden West Mining and Milling company with 500,000 shares. Directors named Lewis T. Rupple F L Kench R L Rupple John Milch and John G Brown. Property includes two Sheridan area gold bearing claims with a 27 foot vein worth up to 120 dollars a ton, assays as high as 300. Cyanide mill planned. development ongoing.
John Mickelbery, 39, died at his ranch three miles south of Salesville after four weeks with typhoid fever. He came to Montana eight years ago from Illinois and leaves a wife and four children. The funeral will be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning at Alexander Black's ranch near Salesville, conducted by Reverend J. W. Bennett.
Dr Maurice Eisenburg returns home to Butte after an extended London visit. He reports a successful trip and says he will begin development work soon with British Butte company capital interest. Michael J Murphy infant son of E J Murphy died last night at 504 North Main Street. funeral today at 2. Joseph Murphy, 4, died yesterday at 625 North Montana Street. funeral today at 2 at St Patrick Church. Mrs Joe Coffe’s body shipped to Milwaukee from Duggan’s undertaking rooms.
All members of Butte City lodge No 88 J A of M are summoned to meet Monday January 7 at 1 PM to attend the funeral of brother Robert Crawford Bert Selfridge president A Stewart secretary. Lemuel Batten aged 56 died yesterday with body moved to 110 Pine street Silver Bow Park addition. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM with Rev R E Williams. John Draskovich aged 30 died yesterday with funeral Tuesday at 2 PM at Richards undertaking rooms.
Special Dispatch from Lewiston reports that Frank J. Hazen, who has served as county clerk and recorder for four years, is expected to win the upcoming election though not officially announced. The note suggests continuation of current office policies and records management.
A Lewistown Security Bank and Trust Company cashier appointment is announced with March 1 start. Also noted is Mrs. G Boardman’s commitment to an insane asylum after her insanity examination. Deputy sheriff changes, Cumberland mine operations planned to resume, and ownership by the Stephens estate and others. Rich free gold ore reported from Maiden mine. Oscar Stephens’s death in Denver noted as affecting plans.
Carroll Applegate and Miss Alta Gale wed atop the new concrete gas and electric stack in Peoria as thousands watched. Police Justice Fox officiated before a 12 member wedding party, the couple transported up in a bucket. The company had offered a gas stove, fixtures and 25 dollars to any couple marrying atop the stack, with seven couples already applying.
Citizens of Twin Bridges circulate a bill proposing a permanent highway commission to be sent to the legislature via Madison county representatives. Also reported are a sheepman buying a Ruby valley ranch, a January 1 wedding in Dillon, dismantling of the Ruby valley smelting plant, a 16 year old arrest for petty larceny at Whitehall tied to Virginia City, and John F. Cullea retiring from his Twin Bridges general store business.
All union members are requested to attend the regular meeting on Tuesday January 8 due to important matters to be transacted. By order Butte Miners union. John R. Sullivan Recording Secretary.
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