Butte and Anaconda Mining Co Seeks Early Stock Sale
Butte and Anaconda Consolidated Mining Co markets stock at 15 cents per share to fund development in the Georgetown district. The offer touts 10 claims, water rights, camp equipment, a sawmill, and ready operation, with executives J. C. Keppler president W. W. Mahoney secretary and P. D. E. McPherson contact in Anaconda and Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
J. C. Keppler
W.W. H. Mahoney
Durston Block
Anaconda
PD. E. McPherson
State Savings Bank
Butte
Mont
Anaconda Faces Forest Range Experiment On Deer Lodge Lands
Officials launch a big range betterment experiment in Deer Lodge national forest to test forage values of eight land types, weigh sheep bands, map grazing zones, and identify poisonous plants like loco weed to aid owners of 40,000 sheep and improve range productivity across the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge National Forest
Washington
Local Notices and Citizens’ Advertisements in City Listings
A scattered set of short items lists businesses and services including Schlitz beer at Parker’s and Johnston’s Dutch bitter sweets, optician Verberckmoes, family liquors Mint and 409 East Third address, and furniture for sale. It notes community happenings such as dances at Warm Springs on July 13, visits to Butte and Hamilton, and various local residents traveling for business or with friends.
Mallon Heads to Victor for Miners Convention
Andrew Mallon departed last evening for Victor Colorado to attend the Western Federation of Miners convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Mallon
Victor, Col
Western Federation of Miners
Miners' convention delegates sail to Victor Colorado
Patrick Walsh and M Manley with M Walsh depart for Victor Colorado to attend the Western Federation of Miners' convention. Mary Sanders travels to Seattle and Vancouver while other locals advertise house goods and coal deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sanders
Seattle
Vancouver
Milwaukee's Best BeerDelivery Offer for Citywide Orders
The Cash Liquor House advertises home delivery of Milwaukee's Best Beer to any city area. The offer includes five large bottles or eight pint bottles for a total price of $1. The promotion emphasizes low cost and rapid service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cash Liquor House
Milwaukee
Dancing Parties Persist at Silha's Palace
The venue announces ongoing Wednesday and Saturday dancing parties to accommodate patrons, indicating continued regular events at Silha's Palace.
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Silha’s Palace
Mrs N Prim Visits Cousin In The City Return Home
Mrs N Prim of Butte who has been visiting with her cousin Mrs Jennie Hudson of this city returned to her home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Prim
Butte
Jennie Hudson
Boise businessman E L Harris to visit for annual vacation
E L Harris, once of Anaconda, now a Boise businessman, is due in this city today for his yearly vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Harris
Boise
Local residents head to national and regional conventions
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kelly departed for Chicago and eastern points as delegates to the A O H convention. Neil Collins also left for Chicago to attend the Ancient Order of Hibernians national convention as a delegate. Riverside California reported the death of Mrs. M A Gates, aunt and foster mother of Mrs. B E Beamer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Kelly
Chicago
Mr. Kelly
Neil Collins
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians
Riverside, Cal
M. A. Gates
B. E. Beamer
MacRaes Run Past All Stars 13-0 in Openers
The MacRaes defeated the All Stars 13 to 0 in a lopsided game. Batteries were MacRaes Mehalich and Dudach for the MacRaes and Smith and Frankovitch for the All Stars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacRaes
All Stars
Mehalich
Dudach
Smith
Frankovitch
Acacia Lodge No 33 Seeks F C Degree Tonight
Special communication of Acacia lodge No 33 A F and A M is scheduled for tonight at 7 30 oclock with work in the F C degree. By order of W M F W McMullen secretary.
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Acacia Lodge
A. F
A. M
F. Cc
W. M. F. W. McMullen
Ed McNichols Leaves for Western Federation Miners Convention
Ed McNichols a delegate from the local mill and smelter workers union departed last evening for the Western Federation of Miners convention in Victor Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed McNichols
Mill and Smelter Nen’s
Western Federation of Miners
Victor, Colo
Union Leaders Meet in Great Falls Visit
J. P. McLaughlin, president of the Great Falls local of the mill and smelter men’s union, is in the city to confer with the officers of the Anaconda union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. McLaughlin
Great Falls
Mill and Smelter Men's Union
Anaconda Union
Jacobs heads to Victor for Western Federation of Miners convention
W S Jacobs departed last evening for Victor Colorado to participate in the national convention of the Western Federation of Miners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Jacobs
Victor, Colo
The
Western Federation of Miners
Tigers Suffer 17 2 Defeat to the Electrics
The Tigers were defeated by the Electrics 17 to 2 yesterday. Batteries Tigers McDonald and Sanders Electrics McDonald and Spelman are noted in the box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tigers
Mc- Donald
Sanders
Spelman
Mrs W R Nivens Family Returns From Plains Visit
Mrs W R Nivens of West Fourth street with her son Willie and her mother Mrs Glover and Miss Madge Stevens have returned from Plains after several days of visiting.
Swedish Mission Church Ladies' Aid Meet Tonight
The Swedish Mission Church Ladies' Aid society will meet this evening at 8 o'clock and will be entertained by Mrs. Bronell. A short musical program will be given. All are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swedish Mission Church Ladies’ Aid Society
Funeral of Mrs C H Arenberg at Union Block residence
The funeral for the late Mrs. C H Arenberg will be held at the family home Union block 116 Main street this afternoon at 2 o clock. The procession will move to the Methodist church where Rev J W Tait will officiate. Interment follows at Hill cemetery. Miss Katherine Ahearn returned yes
Sister Hosts Visit To Montana Summer School
A woman spent a week in the Big Hole basin as the guest of her sister Miss Ethel Ahearn who is teaching a summer school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terday
Big Hole Basin
Ethel Ahearn
Joy Riders From Butte Try Anaconda Auto Fire Truck
Mrs. Max Hebgen Mrs. Charles Booth and Mrs. T. H. Emory of Butte enjoyed a joy ride in Anaconda aboard a new auto fire truck. They stood on the vehicle as M. M. Lee demonstrated its speed at 35 miles per hour, praising the Anaconda machine as the best made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hebgen
Charles Booth
T. H. Emory
Butte
Anaconda
M. M. Lee
The
Standard
Moose Baseball Team Defeats Red Men 19 to 7
The Moose defeated the Red Men 19 to 7 in a seven inning contest held on the common. Independent team members played on both sides amid rivalry over a $25 purse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moose
Red Men
Most Unique Entertainment by Professor Caruthers Hypnotist
Professor Caruthers, famed hypnotist and mind reader at the Imperial theater in Anaconda, promises a 4:30 PM blindfolded street drive with local business leaders testing his abilities. He reports 19 years in hypnotism and mind reading, training under Tyndall in 1892, now based in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Caruthers
Imperial Theater
Anaconda
Caruthers
Tyndall
New York
At The Reel Shows Fine City Theatre Program
The program opened with a first class comedy act by Clyde and Edwards entertaining large crowds for 20 minutes with new jokes and gongs. "A Child's Heroism" portrays pioneer days while "Los Anarquista" depicts Mexican life. An educational "Winter Sports at Coronado" vignette and Mrs. Tescher’s song drew strong applause. repeat performance planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Edwards
Coronado
Tescher
Bicycle Stolen From Telegraph Office In Western Union Block
Welford Browning of Western Union reported his blue model 164 bicycle stolen from in front of the telegraph office last evening. The seat and handles were turned around, the thief unknown.
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Welford Browning
Western Union
Transcontinental Walkers Hurdle 7000 Miles Aiming Anaconda
Ludwig Schwiers and Martin Kep pler begin a 7000 mile trek across the United States and expect to reach Anaconda in about a week. They press on despite long distances and varied terrain. Local communities along the route anticipate their arrival as they continue the cross country walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludwig Schwiers
Martin Keppler
United States
Anaconda
Edith Collamer Dies in Sawtelle Cal Death Due to Heart Trouble
Livingston notes report the death of Mrs Edith Collamer wife of Dr Do E Collamer of Emigrant in Sawtelle California after health trip. Death attributed to heart trouble. Also notes arrival of George Penny from Missouri to build an elevator in Shields valley and a Yellowstone tour by Indiana and Harvard groups. A marriage fraud case involves Harry Ross who deserted Nancy Goodman with diamonds on a fake check.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Livingston
Edith Collamer
Do. E. Collamer
Sawtelle
Cal
Collamer
George Penny
Missouri
Shields Valley
W. E. Smith
Northern Pacific
Indianapolis
Indiana
Yellowstone Park
Harvard
Harry Ross
Nancy Goodman
Elks Parade Crowds Pack Portland Streets In 1910s Event
Spectators lined streets as parade elements included a big orange float, Pendleton Indians on horseback, and cowboys roping in a lively procession. Rail systems carried an estimated 560 000 visitors into the city, with prizes awarded for best appearance, most in line, most unique uniform, and other categories. The grand lodge installed officers, set TB funds, and thanked Portland lodge and citizens for hospitality.
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Orange Belt
Pendleton
Ore
Pacific Northwest
Berkeley
Cal
Idaho
Aberdeen
Wash
Oregon City
Oregon
Tacoma
Seattle
Vancouver
Astoria
The
Dalles
Bremerton
Hoquiam
F. C. Railt
Roseburg
Sidney Smith
Ratliff
Lewiston
W. H. Moore
the Dalles
F. X. Matthieu
Portland
Grand Lodge
National Elks
Bedford
Portland Lodge of Elks
Order
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Battle Against Blight in Bitter Root Valley
A Hamilton meeting of the chamber of commerce with State Inspector M. L. Dean urged grower inspector cooperation, prompt reporting of abnormal tree or fruit conditions, and more frequent orchard inspections to keep the Bitter Root valley blight under control. The outlook was serious but manageable with swift action.
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Standard
Hamilton
Chamber of Commerce
M. L. Dean
Montana Delegation Shines in Elks Grand Parade in Portland
In Portland on July 11 Montana’s Elks delegation led the parade, totaling about 110 Montanans with around 200 more from the state including 50 women. Helena, Great Falls, Butte, Kalispell and Billings represented with white outfits, bands, and elaborate costumes, as 300,000 spectators watched a 4.5 mile procession noted for its splendor and costly costumes estimated at 250000 dollars.
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Standard
Portland
Ore
Montana
Elks’ Grand Lodge
Helena
Elks
Great Falls
Butte
Kalispell
Billings
Northern Pacific Changes Pay Day to 15th Each Month
Livingston July 11 reports the Northern Pacific railway will move payroll to the 15th of each month instead of the 20th. The Northwestern railroad already pays on the 15th, fueling rumors of a possible acquisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Livingston
Northern Pacific Railway Today
Northwestern Railroad
Northern Pacific
Mistake Causes Arrest Of Portland Forgery Suspect
Great Falls July 11 news reports a bank clerk's error in Portland led to the arrest of H. F. Deardorff of the A. C. Ruby company on a forgery charge after a worthless check pass at Plains. He was released in Great Falls today as the investigation continued.
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Standard
Great Falls
Portland
H. F. Deardcrfft
A. C. Ruby Company
Plains
Deardorff
Thompson
Falls Arrives to Take Charge of Prisoner Revealed Released
Falls arrives to assume custody but discovers the prisoner has already been released, prompting questions about the status and next steps in the case.
Gas Pool Found At 500 Feet In Montana Well
Gas in considerable quantity was discovered on Henry Hurd’s farm near Big Sandy by Dwight Chaffee. Drilling reached 500 feet when gas erupted at 300 pounds pressure and burned 15 feet high above 200 feet of water. The well, in shale, lies about 45 miles northeast of Great Falls, drawing many visitors and land options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
Henry Hurd
Big Sandy
Dwight Chaffee
Chaffee
House Lands Committee Eases Second Homestead Entry Burden
Washington July 11. The House Public Lands Committee reports a bill allowing proof of residence and cultivation on an original 160 acre homestead to cover a second 169 acre entry under the enlarged homestead act. Interior Dept had required separate proof. The bill aims to relieve settlers from this burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Washington
House Public Lands Committee
Interior Department
Blythe Predicts Wilson for President in 4 Months Rest
Samuel G. Blythe journalist for the Saturday Evening Post arrived from Washington to take a four month rest in Yellowstone Park. Blythe asserts Woodrow Wilson will win the next presidential election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Livingston
Samuel G. Blythe
Saturday Evening Post
Washington
Yellowstone Park
Mr. Blythe
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Beachey and Wife Reconcile, Divorce Suit Dropped
Lincoln Beachey the aviator and his wife have reconciled and the divorce suit filed by the wife will be discontinued. The settlement clears the way for the couple to resume married life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lincoln Beachey
Anaconda Federal Labor Union Names New Business Agent
Notice announces Monroe is no longer business agent and has withdrawn from the Anaconda Federal Labor Union. Jack Kleinhans is now our business agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Pp. Monroe
Anaconda Federal Labor Union
Jack Kleinhans
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Prof
Butte and Anaconda Consolidated Mining Co
Bell
Ind
Rock Springs Coal
Anaconda Coal Co
America
Unique Tailoring CO
Unique Tailoring Company
East Park Ave
Main Street
Abbott & Ford
East Park Avenue
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Anaconda News
Deer Lodge Forest
ronRnest
Haaia
O. H. Reif
Winston
Deer Lodge Tocay
Malloy
Don Shoviin
Emma Dyas
Pocatello
Douglas
Goodfriend Clothing Company
West Fifth Street
Sullivan & Peterson
Frank Lacox
A. L. Corbly
Bozeman
Lr. M. Bardsen
M. FR. Reynolds
Cedar Street
Parker's
Johnston
Schlappi
Vermillion’s
Verberckmoes
Optician
East Third
J. P. Mathewson
Hammer
Norris Climer
Cook
East Fourth
William Chandler
Alberta A. Reid
Bruckner
Warm Springs
H. H. Higgins
Good
Friend Clothing Company
J. L. Banks of
Salt Lake
Hammerslough’s
Della McCarvel
James Bennett
Race Track
Preston Park
May McHugh
Robert Jones
Wisdom
Ed Jordan
W. J. Kennedy
Julius Hasley
J. P. Welch
Patrick Walsh
KR. B. Abbott
E. Park
M. Manley
M. Walsh
Vicetor
Colo
Katherine Ahearn
Albert Fitch
Central City, Neb
Postum Co
Battle Creek, Mich
Colvey
Cambridge
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Good Clothes
Grand Theater
California
Egypt
Katchem
Kate
Crackerjack Comedy
Alcazar Theater
Jimmy Chase
Lumber Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Bonner, Montana
Blythe
Wilson
Beachey and Wife
Best Lumber
Daly Bank and Trust CO
E. J. Bowman
John R. Toole
Stockton Veazey
Casnier
L RK. Funk
Casniet
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
Western
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
Ohn
Lehsou Ryman Gani
M. L. Gulden
Missso USA
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