Silver Dyke to Begin Operations at Neihart Mine
Howard J. Young of American Zinc Lead Smelting says Silver Dyke mine near Neihart will start production by Feb. 1. The venture includes surface works, a mill, road, bunkhouses with near 5000000 dollars spent. Daily concentrate of about 9 tons to be smelted by Anaconda Copper or American Smelting in Helena. About 100 workers needed, plus office and haulage staff. If profitable, it may trigger further low grade ore development in Neihart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silvers Dyke
Neihart Willnence
Howard J. Young
Manis
Neihart
Singilar
Tennesson
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
America Enelting and Refining Company
Helena
Erhort
Biore
Ttt
Silver Dyke
Three Forks News: Social and Travel Notes
Jan 10 events at Mrs Homer Jenkins home include a jolly time with guests named Sarde and dances. References to conductors, railroad workers, and visits by residents to Seattle Miles City Medford and Butte appear alongside brief local movements and a police matter involving Lise Williams and Hankres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three Forks
Homer Jenkins
Marty Salki
James Tov
Mt‘itukee
Fancheon
Butte
Nis
Milwaukee Railroad
Seattle
Frobach
Medford
Ore
Miter
Thee 'Forks
Henrietta ‘Crockett
Miles City
Fsherites Iit
Peterson
Raxeman
Sherry Boyd
Loman
Sherorks
Hart
Lise ‘Williame
Ian Hengraves
Baemon
Lewistown Notes Include Murder Case Pleas and Mayor Talk
In Lewistown on January 9 Judge FR van Tobel set one jury for a murder witness scandal in the Jackson and Heriett case, with a penitentiary sentence of one to two years. Dorner pleaded guilty to burglary and drew from one to two years for entering a local hotel room and seizing clothing. Arrested at Harlowton, he was brought back for trial. Debates on mayoral candidates begin early, naming Judge Jack Nriscos and Alderman E f Red, with J. W. Selden declining to run. Judge von Tobel left for Dillon to visit his daughter. The Lewistown Rod and Gun Club opposed abolishing the office of game warden by unanimous vote. A deputy game warden is to be appointed in the area amid discussion. The salmon fishing season on the Pacific coast shows a peak every fourth year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewistown
FR van Tobel
Jackson and Hierett
Une
Amiotiot
Dorner
Spe
Harlowton
Jack Nriscos
E. F Red
Ierse R. Creel
J. W. Selden
My Gimmes
von ‘Tobel
Todridge von Tobel
Dillons
Lewistown Rod and Gun Club
Gane Saardens
Paide
Suburban News Roundup From South Side Local Happenings
Mrs Davis returns from Missoula after a visit with Mrs Von Steinmers. Mrs Winecott shows some improvement at Floral Park. Mrs Renton is seriously ill with pneumonia at 1825 Farragut Avenue. Mrs Benton teaches Sunday school at St John's Episcopal. Mrs Rothwell hosted luncheon for Mrs Chelsein of Los Angeles at 1915 Reynolds Avenue. Silver Bow Park Methodist church plans Friday 8 PM entertainment to benefit Dr T E Winnecoff. Dr Winnecoff to return to Wyoming as lay missionary. Mrs A Chellein of Los Angeles visiting Mrs Sam Williams at 528 South Dakota Street. Northern Pacific freight solicitor B McMillen left for Glenwood Town after his mother’s death. Girls Sodality of St Joseph's held skating party at Holland rink then lunch and dancing. chaperons listed. Bernard Robinson back in San Diego after three weeks with D C Robinson at 1112 Farrell Street. Sacajawea camp fire girls met at Grace M B church with lunch served. Mr and Mrs W B Seyler and daughter Hope returned home. Whittier School Community Club plans weekly Friday dance at the school hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary C. Davis
Iowa Avenue
von Steinmers
Missoula
Miss Winecott
Floral Park
B.A. Renton
Farragut Avenue
Benton
St John's Episcopal Church
Charles Rothwell
Reynolds Avenue
Colo
William Littlejohn
Reading
Mra
J.D. Wallace
Miss Peart Kitto
Earl Dunstan
Richard Calloway
Hunt's Ukelele Club
Ethel Works
Ben Owen
Silver Bow
T. E. Winnecoff
Wyoming
Episcopal
Thomas
A. Chellen
Los Angeles
Sam Williams
South Dakota
B. McMillen
Northern Pacific
Glenwood
St. Joseph's Church
Holland Rink
St. Joseph's School Hall
Strong
Tevita
Lynch
Mary McBrid
Bernard Robinson
San Diego
Cal
D. C. Robinson
Farrell Street
Grace M. B. Church
Oscar Dingman
Grand Avenue
W. B. Seyler
Hope
Whittier School Community Club
Wellesley EMS era. Bessie Wills returns home from Missoula visit
Bessie Wills has returned home from Missoula where she went to visit her on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Wills
Missoula
Milan Volunteer Firemen Initiation Banquet Planned
Initiation and fund raising events are planned by the Milan Volunteer Fire Department for Thursday evening at the town hall. Invitations have been sent, and the affair includes a banquet and entertainment as the department seeks to fund equipment and improvements. Local officials and guests, including HG Rodgers, Beaverhead representative, are involved in planning and community support for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Milan
Ond
Amare
Ely
Rodgers
Beaverhead
Leginiature
Hs ‘Een
Fuilteen Paccording
Yesterdass Irrigation
Ana Tate
Sie Rodgers
Ana
Helena
Goon
Weason
Adjutant Teatier
American Legion
Adit Lamport
Few
J. K. Kelley
Grane” Welfare
Durent
Jon
Nels Nelson
Deere
Dilton
EH Cooney
Butte
Andrus
Livingston News Roundup Reflects Social and Civic Happenings
Livingston city notices report visitors from Helena Butte Miles City and Billings visiting Monday. Local clubs host meetings and officer elections at St Andrews guild Sacajawea club Winnasok club and Yellowstone lodge Knights of Pythias installed officers. Local sports recount basketball games Pugs Manos versus Tenn Rogers and Timber vs Livingston Independents with injuries. Divorce actions filed Clara Quickerson Perey seeks alimony and name restoration Ruth Burteh granted decree and custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
F. Eakes
D. C. Scourse
Spokane
Wash
Ralph Babbitt
Bozeman
Mischa Elman
J. H. Davidson
Pueblo, Col
W. A. Allen
F. E. Rahn
Oakland
Cal
Butte
Dan X. Sullivan
G. Binder
H. L. Tedford
V. Warnock
Wilsall
E.R. Welliver
F B. McGregor
Helena
F. N. Brees
City
Park
George E. Brackett
A. P. Trumbull
Miles City
Bill Weaver
Three Forks
J. H. Delano
E. Lepley
Billings
Winnasok Club
Yellowstone Street
Yellowstone Iodge
Knights of Pythias
Carlton
Frenhayes
George McMichaels
Arma
J. TL. Anderson
Fe Tiaiker Wa
Mites
Pugs Manos
Tenn & Rogers
Bis ‘Timber
Wan Soxety
Emyn Simpson
Big Timber
Angen
Clara Auickerson Perey
Robert Perey
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ruth Burteh
William Burteh
Bozeman Mourns John Williams Yergey Funeral Held
Funeral services for John Williams Yergey were held at First Presbyterian church Bozeman with wide church and lodge attendance. Attendees included session members Alfred Atkinson Te A Cooley W M Cobleigh W T Thompson and Earl Marshall. Honorary pallbearers included Sanford Moore George Aakjer HL McRoberts and others. Burial followed at Bozeman cemetery with lodge officers presiding and a Housekeepers club delegation present. Family members from nearby towns attended including W P Mayhew M R Mayhew Mack and Theo Damuth and George Goble. The Rev Klemme praised Yergey and his community impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yergey
Boze [Man
Versey
E. ©. Holm
F. . Griffin
Slaude P.’ Steffens
W. N. Purdy
Klemme
W. P. Mayhew
J. W. Yergey
M. R. Mayhew
Villisca
Mack
Theo Damuth
Harrison
Yersey
George Goble
Bozeman
Livingston City Council Approves New Ward Plan
At yesterday evening's council meeting the ordinance to create another ward passed. Livingston will now have four wards and eight aldermen. Teveret Arnold, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Arnold, attending Kemper Military Academy at Boonville, has been placed on the honor roll for achievements in public speaking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston News
Livingston
Teveret Arnold
Frank Arnold
Kemper" Military Academy
Boonville
Sto
Mrs Nancy Fairchild Dies After Brief Illness in Williamsburg
Philipsburg notes Mrs Nancy Fairchild, mother of Mrs Sarah Gitz, died at the family home in Williamsburg after a brief illness. She had lived in Montana 31 years, moving from Pennsylvania. Mrs Gitz left for Butte to attend the funeral. The column also mentions Miss Josephine Moore returning from Spokane and cattleman George Metcalf arranging four carloads of beef for Los Angeles, with family plans for Los Angeles through spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philipsburg
Sarah Gitz
Butte
Nancy Fairchild
Williamsburg
Tate
Patron
Montana
Pennsylvania
Gite
Josephine Moore
W. J. Moore
Spokane
George Metcalf
Los Angeles
Georgetown
Anaconda
Pacific Eats
Alt Lake
Roy Burditt
Burditt
Mise Moilie Metcalf
D. M. Durfee
Helena
W. H. West
M.C. Hughes
Lower Valley
Mall
Mr. Hughes
Iner of
Blakely
William Dingwall
J. B. Faber
Pocatello
Dale Hodson
Missoula
George R. Shepard
Misoul
B. Price
J. W. Richman
John L. Dally
Mountain Stites
Bell Telephone Company
Deer Lodge
SS. McCoy
James. Hudson
White Sulphur News highlights and arrivals
White Sulphur Springs notes Henry Kinnick ill in the hardware shop at Anderson Spencer Co. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Lester Rader of Fort Logan to see Mrs Rader and friends. Students Lilburn Ashford and John Kinny go to Helena and Mount St Charles. Various locals return from Helena on business and new arrivals take residence. A creamery opening on January 18 draws ranchers and farmers with Civic club luncheon and a dance to follow. wind damaged Ringling Con solidated window. local officials and residents seen about town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Sulphur Springs
Henry Kinnick
Anderson, Spencer & Co
Lester Rader
Fort Logan
Rader
Josephine Rader
Lilburn Ashford
University
John Kinny
Mount St. Charles
Helena
E. F. Angell
West
Willow Creek
Brown
Te. T. Ringling
E. W. Gile
Florabelle
Y Town
Thomas Kinny
Springs Club
Ladies of Civic Club
C. F. Hall
Ringling
Elacs
Ringling Consolidated
Buckingham
Alonzo Hanson
Fanny Stephens
J. Doggett
Richard’ Dretch
Turner Hanson
Butte Sees Cold Snap With Frost and Snowfall
A harsh winter day in Butte features a high around 49 degrees above and a low near 24, freezing melted snow and causing slippery streets with numerous falls. Skies show improving but mixed forecasts with expectations of fair weather today and possible snow. federal outlook suggests a cooler but generally fair pattern west of the Divide and central region rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Divide
Kiwanians Plan Tourist Ground West of Anaconda
Kiwanis club in Anaconda discussed developing a free tourist park west of the city for next spring. Members cleaned the grounds, built two modern cook shacks, seven outdoor bake ovens, and installed lights. The club plans more features for overland travelers and heard about stocking local streams. Otto Kretzer spoke on meat retailing. Ladies’ night with a dinner dance is planned for next Wednesday, with visiting members from Garfield, Butte, and Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Montana
W. B. Gorham
Otto Keretser
Kretzer
America
Kiwanis
Shves
Rog
Seite
Garfeld
Vian Scrimmel
Butte
Dick Shular
St Peters Defeated by Fast Butte Quint
St Peters high school hoop team, the Gandy Dancers, fell to Fast Butte in a fast paced game. Manion and Warden led the offense with repeated netting as Gallagner and Lawlor contributed key plays in a rout with several thrilling moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peter's
St. Peter's High School
Manion
Warden
Oatrvers
Ce “Manton
Ight’ Jorca
Eagle Eyes Entertain Knights of Columbus Dance
Arrangements completed for a social event at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse this evening. The event marks the order’s first social since reorganization and expects a large crowd. dancing space is limited and ladies will be admitted only as escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wen
Hagi
Nights of Columbus
Stratngrom
Autre and Dias
Seho
Snaalate Aod
Sollae
Orent
Salvation Army Revival Meet Announced in Anaconda
Salvation Army schedules revival services in Anaconda with morning service at 11 o clock Sunday and 6 o clock p m on Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday evenings. Speakers include Zigler McLeod and Kidd. musical programs featured. All interested invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bile Nation Army
Anaconda
Zigler
McLeod
Kidd
Salvation Army
Car stolen from Dr Long on West Fifth Street Butte
The Franklin car belonging to Dr W E Long was stolen from his West Fifth street home Tuesday night and located in Butte yesterday by Silver Bow County Sheriff Gallagher after Dr Long reported the disappearance. Police were alerted to search for the vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
W. E. Long
West Fifth Street
Butte
Sheri It's
Silver Bow County
Dr. Long
Gallagher
Inter-city bowling tour notes Old Timers and Tescher Juniors enter
In Batte x, the Old Timers, the state’s oldest team, led by Hasley Jackson Peckover Cole Nell, enter the tournament. The Tescher Juniors, the youngest team, feature rookie bowlers and tonight's alley action signals a bold debut in the state event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batte x
Young Ant
Dn Hasley
Geor Jackson
Pred Peckover
Lew Coleting
WM. Nell
Tescher
Anaconda Auxiliary Planned for crippled children relief
A meeting at the Monna hotel 7:30 pm aims to form an Anaconda Auxiliary to aid rehabilitation of crippled children. About 1,200 affected in the state with few able to pay for treatment. past six years St Vincent's Hospital Billings treated nearly 400 cases through Rotary, Wom Jub, Junior Red Cross and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monna
Anaconda
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Billings
Rotary Club
Wom- Jub
Junior Red Cross
Canada Earl En Ares
Knights and Ladies of Security
Loyal Order of Moose
Masons
Acacia Lodge
Modern Woodmen of America
National Union
Red Men
Pocahontas
Brotherhood
St. Joseph Society
Society of SS. Peter and Paul
Woodmen of the World
Woman's Auxiliary of
Women of Woodcraft
Central Labor Council of Anaconda
ANACONDA BOYS BOXING SHOW TONIGHT AT CLUB
Final arrangements were made by the Anaconda Juvenile Athletic Club for a boxing show at the clubhouse this evening at 7 30. The program features a 15 minute shadow boxing display by Shorty Haneten, the club's famed shadow boxer, with training having continued for some time. The club was organized Saturday evening with a board of directors from Anaconda, and there are 30 active members with honorary members supervising. No admission without membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Juvenile Athletic Club
Shorty Haneten
Club Wa
Installations Unite Woodmen and Royal Neighbors in Dewey Hall
Modern Woodmen of America and the Royal Neighbors held a joint installation at Dewey Hall last night. After a musical program and a dance, luncheon followed as officers for both groups were installed, including Consul A. N. Strum and Vice Consul A. Leeper for the Modern Woodmen and Oracle F. Watters and Vice Oracle Mrs. Goodwin for the Royal Neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modern Woodmen of
America
Royal Neighbors
Dewey Hal
Woodmen
A. N. “Strum
A. Leeper
EB. H. Beal
Clerie
Conwell
Halliday
Sentinel
A. R. Dorsey
Percy Movie
Oracle
F. Watters
Goodwin
Recorder
A. Zelder
Marshal
Soo Hedge
Tlacox
Walsh
AS Powell
Winniman
Kels
Inner Sentinel
Ni Smith
Funeral services for Mrs James Hudson held at church
Funeral services for the late Mrs James Hudson, who died Tuesday afternoon, will be held Friday at 9 30 from the family home 427 East Commercial Avenue, proceeding to the Christian church where Rev C W Borrell will conduct the service. Interment will be in Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hudson
East Commercial Avenue
Christian Church
C. W. Borrell
Hiil
Extravagant Donation in Wooster One Collector Suspected
Mrs. Jonnie Antenuel placed a collection at a silver con mistaken gift from her son Joseph Antenuel, a biography suspect from Martins Ferry. The incident unfolds in Wooster Ohio with questions about the value and origin of the gold piece presented as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wooster
Ohio
Jonnie Antenuel
Joseph Antenuel
Martins Ferry
Copper shingles in great demand across major cities
Thomas Robinson of the Anaconda Copper Mining company reports copper shingles are in high demand with large orders. Plans include nationwide distribution to agencies and use on notable buildings such as Alexandra Bay country club, the Panama Canal zone projects, and major U.S. cities like Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, plus notable structures in Brooklyn, Leesburg, Washington, and Guggenheim properties on Long Island. Output stands at about 500 square? and will rise soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Robinson
Country Club
Alexandra Bay
Thousand Islands
Panama
Pacific
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Seattle
Amany
Church of St. Gregory
Brooklyn
Hibbs
Leesbore
P."campbell
Washington
D.C
Guggenheim
Clothiers Split In City League Tournament
In the A league of the city tournament at Tescher alleys last night the Yankees beat the Clothiers and the Clothiers defeated the Lay. The Yankees led the evening with 598 in total personal scores, while individual and team tallies followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tescher
Yankees
Clothiers
Salvation Army Plans to Organize Boys Band in Anaconda
Captain Broad of the Salvation Army in Anaconda seeks to form a boys band. He aims to secure inexpensive or donated musical instruments from local residents so the band can become permanent property of the Anaconda band. Broad and other locals are eager to start and provide space, with Broad himself playing baritone and clarinet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broad
Salvation Army
Anaconda
vAnacohda
Beveral’ Mantis
Anaconda Juniors Challenge Butte For Basketball Game
The Minors, a juvenile basketball quintet from Anaconda, issue a challenge to the Jensen Cubs of Butte for an upcoming game. The Minors average 110 pounds, with details available from Jim Clifford at 215 West Commercial Avenue. Neighbors and Royal Neighbors attend Neighbor Hudson's funeral Friday at 19 o'clock at Christin church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jensen Cubs
Butte
Jim Clifford
West
Commercial Avenue
Hudson
Christin Church
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Suburban News
South Side News
Wlkervle Ems
Liingston
Bozeman News
John Williams Yergey
Philpsburg News
Kiwanians
Otto Kretzer
Eagle Eyes
Knights OF Columbus
Gsters
Plan Toad Children
Mrs. James Hudson
Clothiers Tucker
Dummy
Hutchins
Allin
Fis
Ewander
Schmidt
Young
Bat Kendrick
Schueting
Asrin
Surick
Hunthadsen
Gregovich
Oso
Tuckers
Hutchens
Swander Vias
Anaconda Juniors
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