Smoky Butte County Stages Wild Weather Reversal
The town of Butte faces a muddled county commission scene as officials resolve to curb smoke yet trigger a sudden warm, smokeless day following a Chicago telegraph forecast. Citizens witness a brisk, festive mood with bright skies and a festival atmosphere despite sporadic weather bets.
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Butle
Butte
Clark
Hige
Chicago
Bule
Almayer Wharton
Jay
Fleugha
Copper and gold found near Dillon in promising vein
In the foothills east of Lions and near the Tie between Braverhord and Madison a promising copper and gold district shows developing activity. Prospectors report ore assays up to 20 percent copper and $10 per ton gold from a 15 foot deep shaft. Several openings and a placer claim area along Carter Creek drive ongoing exploration as companies plan a mill and further development in the Diamond district of Montana.
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Don
Lion
Braverhord
Madison
Lowever
Atention
John Olenrey
Clalme
Dolig
Carter Creek
Eloxe
Quarts
Gedrock
Heley Lea
Ming
Dowey Mw
Mita
Isinwy An
Clank
Untte
Alouk
Aelix
Lehig
Wik Tha
CO. 8
Manda
Tanigworty
Vetewa
Eve
Ajax
Bly Nolo
Nila
Elena Aasny oMor
Dotn Shafter
Argenta
George Kemp
J. Py Murray
Datta
Mining notes tension in Lhe lensera district
A fragmentary report describes uncovering two good ore sheets of Wh grade ore and plans a shipment to Amelwrs. It locates the Fortune in the Rha ng Aistrict and notes a station near Row Agent rock. The text honors a mining camp in Heavertiend county, with the locator listed as Washington Block at Dawe.
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Amelwrs
A. Pilow
Arges
Heavertiend
Meadowery
Stevensville Notes Ledger Local Happenings
Special correspondence from Stevensville reports David L. Cannan returning from New Mexico to pursue sheep business with minor draw upon white settlers. A masquerade dance will follow, AL Ciaries Benson returns from Washington after selling a ranch and planning new investment. Math Reed hosted a community dance. extended cold with below freezing mornings and improving youth activities.
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Stevensville
David L. Cannan
New Mexico
Ite
Colos Rade
Rhealevensvilla Social Club
Ciaries &. Benson
Washington
Math Reed
Hunt Fork
Fkaling
Peaple
Germany aims to build iron market in America
Bern Jain reports a German government study from Here Waetzohl at the German consulate in New York outlines aims for a permanent foothold in American markets. German manufacturers seek to establish a selling agency in New York to reach American Canadian Mexican and West Indian consumers with plans expanding to Canada and Mexico.
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Bern
Jain
Waetzohl
New York
America Son Altuation
Herr Wretsold Agvieca
la Wate
Amerlean
Canada
Mexico
Aboard Yacht Margiarita Visitor Rejected
Sehwed WIL Noe Tall Paleyme Jan iSeries M. Solaowad arrived today and aboard the steamy yacht Margiarita he fuses 0ree visitors. The haw not left the yacht but is reported to be well. The party accompanying Mr Schwib has beth ashore Pekin Jan W-Taly had proposed to restore the Marconi telegraphy between Pekin and i fuku.
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Paleyme
Jan
iSeries
M. Solaowad
Ant
Mr. Schwib
Beth
Pekin
W—Taly
Marconi
I Fuku
Rumor of the most persistent sort grips Butte smelter talks
Rumors revive about the Butte Reduction Works seeking a larger, better site to handle ore, with water shortages and antiquated machinery blamed. Talks mention Whitehall and Anaconda plans, possible closure, and new smelter sites while farmers protest smelter water use. surveys probe Clark mine lines as authorities say capacity could double with new facilities. Local notices report a funeral service for Annie Sheehan in North Walkerville, with neighbors invited.
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Benttor Clark
Butte
Whitehall
Senator Clarke
WF. A. Heinze
Che Yanst
Chirk
Anaconda
Anseonda
Renaioy Clark
Janlene
M. Co. P
Clark
Anaiter
Jeter
Talte
Stewart
West Stewart
The
Standard
Ark
Impromptu Onchre Party Hosts Reported by Mrs Curran
Mrs Or Curran of 820 West Park street entertained at an impromptu onchre party Friday evening. The first note was given to Mrs Grady of Anns canda, while Mrs Norton meritag the Atom. They were both very hin as ironic, being a vase and creany pitcher.
Shoes on sale in diverse styles and sizes
A local clearance offers heavily reduced prices on men's, boys, misses, ladies, and children's shoes from patent calf to kid leather. Discounts range from low dollars on models originally priced up to $6.00 to women's box calf and satin styles. Sizes and widths vary. selection touted as comprehensive with many pairs under new low prices.
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Banister
Goodyear Welt
C. P. Ford
Rochester
Word
Vienna
Mrs Rabbitt Entertains With Pianist Appeal
Mrs Rabbitt entertained as pianist while Miss Sullivan delighted her hearers with a melodious voice. Mog Curran herself performed as a pianist and contributed much to the evening's enjoyment.
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Mre
TC. Rabbitt
Pianet
Sullivan
Mog. Curran
Mmigh
Tragic death cuts short life of Lillie McDonald
Lillie McDonald aged 18 died yesterday morning likely after an appendectomy at a hospital. She was native of Montana, raised in Butte and Anaconda, lived with her parents at 34 East Broadway, educated in public schools, and was a popular figure among teachers and pupils. Burial will be from the family residence tomorrow afternoon. The community extends sympathy to the family.
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Lille McDonald
Mia
William McDonald
East Broadway
Mc Donald
Minetana
Helena
Rulte
Atlcutdin
Elty
Wiese Hing Yenta
Br Angconda
Hlaelty
Anaconda
Hutte
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