Merger Talks Stir Nevada Copper Properties Debate
A pending merger involving Colorado mining interests sparks discussion over control of Nevada and nearby properties. Officials from Consolidated Copper and partners including Ray Consoldated and Gilx of Rais, Arie, Wad Lie Gh, and Sherward Aldrich weigh assets and consolidation scope amid a tense regional dispute. The report notes a planned conference and cautious optimism about final terms and property acquisitions.
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Peport Crom Conloyado Springs
Ras
Sherward Aldrich
Oulutent Wilh
Tsk
Beaverdale flood forces family from home near Dillon
Special Correspondent reports an ice gorge formed in Beaverland valley eight miles below Dillon. Water backed for miles, tree debris and farm damage noted as flood waters rose eleven feet. One family moved to a neighbor’s house for safety as several feet more of riverbank collapsed and livestock pastures faced risk. Authorities warned more breaks could flood lower pastures.
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Fluard Honday
Dillon
Tom Tend
Dillone
Druniny
Chadain
Virginia City Woman Dies at 70 After Century in City
Mrs. William Bayer, aged 70, passed away this morning in Virginia City after a long residence in the town. She left no children and is survived by a husband and other relatives. The death ends a long local life, with the family noting a century of ties to the community.
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Standard
Virginia City
Wiliam Bayer
General Doubinly
Rexall Orderlies Promoted For Constipation Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Rexall Orderlies as a safe bowel regulator for all ages. It claims no habit formation, gentle action, and suitable use for children and delicate persons. Available in 36 tablets for 26 cents or 12 tablets for 10 cents at Paxson Rockefeller stores and Fuller Drug Co locations.
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Rexall Remedien
Hutte
Rexall J
Paxson & Rockefeller
West Park Street
Butte
Fuller Drug Co
Laat Park Avenue
Aniconda
Athletic Young Woman Whites Poetry Re Un Von
A Boston New York feature notes the athletic young woman Miss Stretele publishing poems under the title Traitor Shots. It highlights her winter in New York and links to her role in the Boston Wheel elk circle. The piece also mentions her rural outdoor exercises and a Pinehurst first-year presentation by Dale Sousa with a pageant of contestants and a local gathering in the South Wey.
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New York
Boston
Pontis
Crovierer
Ste
aesRod
Miex Stretele
Jnowin
Ginko
Ian Done
Ju Ashlee
Che Pout
Atany
al Fortis
Exbert
Pli
Pinewurst
Dale Php Sousa
South
Alto Warner
Pritchett Property Taken Up for Ore Shipping
Reports indicate development work resumes on the Pritchett property with plans to tunnel and extract hundreds of tons of high grade ore. High value silver and copper ore, along with gold, are reported, and a convention will interpret ore veins as improvements proceed in Madison County.
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Hlelenberg
Utter Moesses
Higslis
Alelavbers
Ritue
West Sea
Chevy
Anandot
Butte
Worst December in forty four years highlights McCormick tale
The article recalls a record cold December with two feet of snow in the Gallathy valley and extremely low temperatures. Mr McCormick notes persistent west winds despite overall bitter cold and predicts winds shifting and potential mild chinooks after mid month. It also mentions the impact on stock and rural life and references Montana telephone service costs.
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Stoutinn
McCorwilek
AleCannick
Dave
McCormick
Wits
Gallathy
Alevih
Aiis
Tha Tine
Enea
Jaray
Cts
Elen
Andian
IRS
Scesne
Esther
McCarmick Neelarey
Tortheast
INON Workers Elect New Officers
The International Association of Bridge and Constitutional Workers elects officers: Arthur W. Bude president, John eer vice president, Ole Ellison secretary, JL McNwaty recording secretary, Alexander Johnson treasurer, CL Woods sergeant at arms.
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International Association of Bridge and Constitutional Trou Workers
Haa
Arthur W. Bude
John Eer
Ole Ellison
JL McNwaty
Alexander Johnson
CL Woods
Mining Claim Openings Delay in Spokane Reservation
Officials warn that 10 entry mining claims on the Spokane Indian Reservation in Washington state are not yet open. Captain Webster credits a forthcoming executive order and May proclamation for mineral exploration and entry. details outline allotments and restrictions, with timing uncertain and possible early next spring.
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Spokans
Wash. Jr
John Mon
Webster
Washington
Anaynens
Thorn
Une Mtenipthis
Cepuin Websters Heibee Fovaws
Spokane
Vevelgt
Duterlords
Spokane Mundian
Milan
Linng
Aetlan
A Thrilling Melodrama At The Family Theater
A sensational melodrama unfolds at the Family Theater featuring counterfeiting schemes and espionage. The plot follows a physician drawn into crime under a femme fatale, with government detectives closing in as scenes unfold across the stage. The drama promises intrigue and peril, continuing through the week with further productions to follow.
Tonkin's Underwear Sale Offers Big Savings
A garbled sale notice from Tonkin's advertises a bulk underwear clearance. It touts elastic ribbed, net weave wool and worsted garments in natural colors and tans, with sizes available. Savings are emphasized as price reductions on the lot.
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Tonkin's
Twin Bridges Notes on Jackson Trip to Kansas City
Special dispatched to the Sentinel Twin Bridges Jan wi B Jackson returned last Friday from a better visit to Kansas City where he completed arrangements in connection with his gang to old Mestcons sales.
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Syydaeit
Jan
B. Jackson
Icansna City
Local Notes From Twin Bridges and Nearby Towns
Residents report land issues near Moxico with a £6 unpaid balance. Arthur Jardan returns from Menford Ore with family. Mr and Mrs George White visit relatives in Spokane. Twin Bridges teachers host a reception at the school Friday night. Mrs James Stotthawl’s children return home to Lewistown after visiting. Mrs Lewis Tiolt and children depart for Missoula for forestry studies. Sleighing improves in Twin Bridges area with some deep snow. Miss Bale Templeton returns to Silver Star school. Mira Anna Thoway starts teaching in Anaconda Copper City. Local store advertises items of interest to women shoppers.
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Jackson
Moxico
Arthur Jardan
Menford
Ore
Jordan
Tutte
Howe
George F. White
Spokane
Twin Ridges
James Stotthawl
Terrace
Jeph Wryrouck
Lewietown
Lewis Tiolt
Cildren
Emiston
Heros
Christias
Joan
Missoula
Halt Ia
Use State University
Twin Bridge
Bear Quely
Bale Templeton
Silver Star
Mira Anna
Anaconda
Copper City
Judge Galloway Indorsed by Madison County Bar
The Madison County Bar association telegrams Washington endorsing Judge Calloway of the Fifth Judicial District for federal judgeship to succeed William H. Wunt. Beaverhead and Jefferson counties reportedly join in supportive action. Bids invited for sale of miners water coal yards and equipment. Union reserves right to reject all bids. closes Jan 13 1910 at Miners' Union office.
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Galloway
Madison County Bar
Virginia
City
Dan
Madison County Bar Assoctation
Washington
Calloway
Willan H. Wunt
Bir
Beaverhead
Jefferson
Minere’ Union Ofice
PAN Holland
AL McLellan
National Guard to Form Machine Gun Platoon
A machine gun platoon may be organized in the National Guard here. L A Toot, an attorney and guardsman, reports strong approvals from officials and there are plans to establish the unit, possibly the first of its kind in Montana, with 24 men, attached to Company H under Captain T X Eaton.
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Stanley
Aguispet
L. A. Toot
Attovney
Clg
Ann
Phil Cheenan
George W. Rieton
McGuinness
Lelera Idfe
Prot
Kallspell
Montana
T.X. Eaton
Mag Andrew Swaney
Paw Beer
Waisto
Foot
School Refuses to Pay Rental for Sprinklers
Special correspondence reports a dispute between the Dion public school board of trustees over rental for lawn sprinkling. The board originally objected to charges for four fountains but council decided the district should pay, and the demand was resubmitted with instructions to remit payment.
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Dion Public School
Connel Nea
Archie Moore Charged With Horse Theft in Virginia City
Special Dispatch reports Archie Moore faced $1000 bond in Silver Burr district court on January 4 for stealing a horse from Oncar Burger. Moore allegedly rode away a horse after colluding with a team. defense claims he only sold one horse.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Archie Moore
Oncar Burger
Silver Burr
Wendy Corthie
Moore
Burger
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