High Grade Ore Found on Hasmark District Property
The Peter Coyle property in Hasmark district shows a rich vein of lead and silver ore. Leased to the Courtney brothers via John Morony of Butte, drift work reveals a pay streak up to two feet wide with ore nearly 12 feet across. Initial shipments expected around five tons with lead content between 40 and 60 percent and silver around 200 ounces. Ore lies in lime formation at a limestone contact near Granite head Hasmark gulch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Coyle
Hasmark Airlet
Courtney Brothers
Nere
Eden
Courtney
John Morony
Butte
H. Courtney
Granite
Hasmark Gulch
Admitted to Practice Before Interior Department
Howard M Levis of Plentywood Montana has been admitted to practice before the Interior Department as an attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxhington
Howard M_ Levis
Plentywood
Mont
Interior Department
Hyome Believes Catarrh and Colds Quick Relief
An advertisement promoting Hyome claims rapid relief from catarrh head colds and bronchitis. It touts breathing medicated air as the direct method to reach diseased tissues, promises quick antiseptic healing, and offers a money back guarantee via Smith Drug Co Anaconda Pax ton Rockefeller Co Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyomelos Smith Drug Co
Anaconda
Paxton & Rockefeller Co
Butte
Pida
Evans Urges Faster Land Grant Surveys in Congress
Washington dispatch reports Representative John Evans of Montana urging continued funding for surveys of unpatented railroad lands to enable title passage and taxation. He criticizes harsh public land rules, cites hardships of homesteaders, and calls for reforms to accelerate land development and use by law-abiding settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Bureau
The
Standard
Washington
John Mr. Evans
Montana
Howe
Railroad Ccompanien
Hivana
Speaker
Cass
Centon
Special Train Carries 120 Cavalry From Yellowstone to Monterey
Livingston July 4 a special train of 120 First Cavalry soldiers transferred from Yellowstone park to Monterey passed Livingston with eight horse cars, baggage cars, a refrigerator car, five equipment cars and five passenger cars including a Pullman for officers and their wives. Major Wright led the party. A farewell dinner was held at Mammoth Hot Springs hotel with officers, soldiers, hotel staff, Gardiner residents and an orchestra from Dallas. Lieutenant Colonel Brett hosted a reception at Fort Yellowstone for the officers and wives. Sheriff Walter Gooch returned from Dallas where he subpoenaed witnesses for a Montana giud hearing amid murder case developments involving James Zimmerman. The Northern Pacific resumed train schedule in the park as grain shipments to Montana increase, with Gardiner Gate traffic noted.
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Livingston
Sturn
First Cavalry
Yellowstone Park
Monterey
Cate
Astate
Park
Wright
Mammoth Hot Springs
Gardiner
Dallas
Brett
Fort
Yellowstone
de Be
Walter Gooch
Dalioys
Montana
James Zimmerman
Sérthern
Jagats
Ax Gay
pSe'tecek
Fourth of July baseball rematch in Philpsburg
The Drummond and Philipsburg teams will meet on the home grounds tomorrow in a return game. A party from St Louis visited George Town and Silver Lake during the holiday. Several residents left town for out of town celebrations. The public school board finalized payment to the county for its interest in the new athletic field, with the high school board to follow before title transfer.
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Philpsburg
Drummond
Philipsburgeam
LM. Rumsey Jr
St Louis
George Town
Silver Lake
Philipsburg
Tie
Atlas Florence Taylor
Ole Sandin
Old Creek
William Royal
Glen Young
Butte
620 Baker
Hall
Big Timber July Fourth Quiet Holiday Amid Vacated Town
Big Timber observes a quiet Fourth of July with stores closed and residents scattered for leisure. Melville plans major celebrations nearby while Absarokee hosts visitors. Postmaster Kenney and Rev Blackman share news of visits. a Yellowstone area fire prompts a response from the fire company and local volunteers cross the river. Lawn Tennis Club schedules July home games.
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Big Timber
Melville
Absarokee
Lucile Kenney
Northern Pacific
Park City
Skillman
J. Blackman
Twinsbars
Ohio
Theodore Olson
Yellowstone River
Willng
Lawn
Ftor
Cracksmen Fail toOpen Sheridan Safe at Thompson Saloon
Whitehall July 4 cracksmen entered Ben Thompson's Sheridan saloon and hammered the safe. They failed to open the combination, fled, and the owner had the safe forced open next day. Police tie the attempt to an army of hoboes loitering in the area. A Twin Bridges incident saw liquor and chickens stolen from Fred Feilke's commissary and chicken house. authorities report the jail filled with hoboes that night.
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Whitehall
Ben Thompson
Sheridan
Buey
Fred Feilke
Twin Bridges
Bozeman Fourth of July Ends With Fines and Trips
One pool hall offender and two minors were fined five dollars each for violating an ordinance banning minors in public pool halls. Bozeman citizens joined celebrations, with many traveling to Manhattan and a cave excursion near Whitehall. Local health officials plan a meeting with state officers, while Dr. Walcott of the Smithsonian is slated to visit Gallatin National Forest and other western forests this summer.
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Hoxeman
Boseman
Eus
A. Cooley
W. A. Cobreigh
Board of Health
Ewlstown
Bozeman
Manhattan
TA. Barnes
Geology Department
Inga
Tp Cave
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian
Washington
United States
Gallatin Nations Forest
A. H. Abbott
Toca Forest
Walcott
Wal
Artificial Avalanches Put to Work for Photographers
The Electric World reports artificial avalanches made by electric mines buried in frozen avalanches along Swiss alpine crests. Cabled to a magnet in the valley, a lever release sends a large powder charge down the slope, creating a terrifying slide for moving picture makers and other buyers attracted by the novelty and price.
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Cal World
Religious campaign unites county for musical program
In Sanders County Montana Plains plans a county wide religious campaign centered at the county fairgrounds from July 12 to August. A former Chicago chorus director and his wife will lead a large county chorus with Sunday concerts featuring orchestra and band, soprano solos, duets, and sacred marches. The program blends simple gospel hymn singing with elaborate musical scenery and selections by a distinguished Plains band and local soloists.
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Plains
Paign
Montana
Sanders Coun
Bes Kinning
Oman
Hamilton
Om Agricultural College
Agee
Wien
Esa Morethende
Chora Choire
Moody
Paina Ety Band
Band of Plains
North- West
Holy City
Tiallanins
Community concert and Fourth of July in Deer Lodge
An orchestral program led by Prof Wr. Sudges features violinist from Mia and pianists Kemp and Powell with elocutionist David Ards, offering a grand freewill offering concert to unite county residents. Deer Lodge marks its first Fourth of July with a ball game between Black Rocks and Montana state prison, a 6 to 7 win by the Tutte team and a town gathering with trees, fables, and fish lunch.
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Wr. Sudges
United States
Canada
David ‘Ards
Tcialog
Deer Lodge
Teer
Ake
Cale Grounds
Black Rocks
Montana
Tutte
McCoy and
Ginn
Switzer
McGinn
Sime Ax
White Sulphur Springs News Notes Travel and Births
White Sulphur Springs items show a geologist Fo Smith and party collecting specimens. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Walter Butler. Miss Aubrey Black arrives from Kentucky for the summer visit with Miss Laura Potter. Several residents travel to Butte, Bozeman, Livingston, Lewistown, and nearby areas for visits and business.
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Dresser
Fo Smith
Sonia Institution
Walter Butler
Butler
Sustone Park
Aubrey Black
Kentucky
Laura Potter
Misa Tack
Oscar Mueller
Lewistown
CW. Cook's
Laura’ Potter
Livingston
Harry Masters
Lewistown Burglary Plea Delayed for More Facts
Lewistown youths Igabe Millingley and A vack Fields, aged 19 and 20, were arraigned before Judge Ayers on burglary charges. They pleaded guilty but the sentence was postponed to Monday to gather more facts. Sheriff C H Golden of Grant City had pursued the case, escorting a prisoner at one point. A separate note mentions Harvey Burnett announcing candidacy for renomination.
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Lewistown
St Lewistown
Fred Jay
Jay
Henry
Harvey Burnett
Gilt Edgenlar
Morris Named Likely Minister to Sweden from Chicago
Washington reports Ira Nelson Morris of Chicago is likely to be appointed Minister to Sweden with Senator Lewis supporting him. Morris is listed by the Administration for a diplomatic post as the Stockholm mission sits vacant.
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Ira Nelson Morris
Washington
Chicago
Sweden
Lewis
Morris
Stockholm
Campaigns Heat Up as Montana Suffrage Battle Gathers Pace
Montanans brace for a heated suffrage clash with both sides mobilizing across the state. Activists plan tours, speeches by outsiders and veterans like Dr. Anna Lin, and large demonstrations to press their case while anti suffrage speakers from outside mount counter efforts.
Fight Mosquitoes and Panama Trade Routes Cited
Officials warn of Panama trade routes and yellow fever mosquito risks as precautions and regulations are prepared at ports. Surveys seek to remove breeding sites and curb pest spread nationwide.
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Panama
Funeral notices from a damaged OCR page
Funeral notices list several services for Hennig Van Inwegen Abr zog Peters and others. Dates and times are inconsistently stated with locations including Mercury Street 293 and St Mark’s Lutheran, Port Jervis NY, Mountain View Cemetery.
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Hennig
Fainily
St Mercury Street
Farvaing
Te Shuyter
Mra
Tarry Willams
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