Butte and Anaconda Consolidated Mining Co Promises Strong Prospects
This company is one of the best in the Georgetown district. It is honestly managed and every dollar invested in jock will be applied to the development of the property, which promises to be one of the best dividend in the famous Georgetown. A very limited amount of stock is available. act quickly with subscriptions at once. O'Keppler, president, W. H. Mahone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgetown
Jock
O'Keppler
W. H. Mahone
Anaconda News Reporter Reports Mexican War Insights
A Yankee soldier of fortune arrives in Anaconda with first hand views of guerrilla fighters and federal troops in Mexico. He recounts Diaz era disruption, cattle losses, robbed ranches, and the hope for stable governance to restore mining and ranching profits.
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Mexico
Ino
Jud Wilson
Jud
Anaconda
Chihuahua
Diaz
Wison
Washington
Lart
Wilson
City notices and social tidbits fill summer listings
Local items report union meetings tonight, dances at Washoe park on July 16, and social visits from Butte and Corbin residents. Advertisements highlight Miller Milwaukee beer, Emerson piano, optician Verberckmoes, and a variety of shops. Lost pocketbook offer, estate listings, and moving notices appear amid small classifieds and hotel registrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knights of Fytmas
Toment
Vermiliion’s
Parker's Central Labor Council
Miller Milwaukee Beer
the Mint
Verberckmoes
Les the Great Cigars
Roach
Local News From Anaconda Area Docket and Visits
Local residents engage in visits and travels as Anaconda scenes show social ties. Anaconda notes report J B Peres visiting from Butte, Patsy Finnegan and Bessie Hohenstein planning a Idaho trip to visit Byron Griffin, and a Standard Carying Room foreman returning from Falls Idaho. The Anaconda Moose baseball team lost to Deer Lodge 4 to 1. City council may discuss fire truck acceptance after a demo. Waterbury family reports Mr Waterbury's successful Chicago operation and recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Board of Equalization Begins Five Week Session
Deer Lodge county commissioners sit as a board of equalization to review the assessment roll and adjust taxpayers complaints. The five week session will cover every name on the roll to ensure proper valuation. Jowason is away after attending the Democratic National Convention. Coy and Tuttle prepare to start today. County valuation has risen by about 100000, with expectations of a lower tax levy this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ners
Deer Lodge
Board of Equalization
W. J. Jowason
Baltimore
HW. G. Coy
Charles A. Tuttle
Juniors Triumph Over Rivals In Tight Park Game
The Anaconda Juniors defeated the Rivals 5 to 3 at Washoe park before a large crowd and cheering fans from Butte. Lynch pitched for the Juniors while Miles worked for the Rivals, with key hits including Lynch’s drive off right field and several early runs by the Juniors. Umpire Finnegan officiated as the crowd dispersed after a spirited contest.
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Butte
Anaconda Juniors
Washoe Park
Metropolis
Lynch
Anaconda Bunch
Miles
Wiles
Butte Boys
Gregson Springs
Rivaly Mees
Sunberg
Smith
le Boyer
Feld
Lidgate
Barthol
Lew Boyer
Parks
Halloran
Sullivan
St. Jean
Mekachran
Tuchscherer
Conlon
Finnegan
Montana Hotel Arrivals Show Regional Visitors
Miss Mary Suerer of Wichita rails with Texas guests, Mr and Mrs W. FE Conna arrive in Butte along with H. B. Kellogg of San Francisco. Also listed are Mr and Mrs A. E. Taylor of Butte, C. J. Witt from Corbin Mont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Suerer
Wichita
Rails
Texas
W. FE
Conna
Butte
H. B. Kellogg
San Francisco
A. E. Taylor
C. J. Witt
Corbin
Mont
Bozeman Dispatch Reports Gold Strike Near Rodersburg
Special dispatch from Bozeman dated July 14 reports George Winslow of Rodersburg discovering a rich free milling gold ore vein at an established old mine. He claims the assay results are high and may surpass his prior mining successes, with further developments tied to a new Three Forks project by Puget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stannara
Bozeman
Rodersburg
Here
George Winslow
Fartner
A. P. Starkey Tivingaton
Ater
Winslow
Three Forks
Puget
Riley makes a fast run from Butte to Anaconda
Herbert Riley in the Fourth of July automobile race left Butte and aimed to break records to Anaconda. He reportedly completed the Butte Postoffice to Rain Street corner trip in 42 minutes elapsed, with 36 minutes actual running, in a stripped Ford. Crowds criticized Park avenue as a makeshift speedway as he shut off near Main and Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Riley
Butte
Anaconda
Rain Street
Park Avenue
Main and Park
Capital City Four Opens in Cozy House With Packed Audiences
The Capital City Four offered a high class act drawing four crowded houses. The feature film The Post Telegrapher showcased pioneering photography with 300 real Indians and 400 soldiers in a pioneer tale with a happy ending. Billy Quirk led in Dog Gone Question and Billy Boy while Mrs Tescher with slides closed the bill with encores. the show repeats tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Quirk
Unofficial Mont State Band Picnic Returns From Gregson Springs
A tired but happy crowd of picnickers returned to Anaconda by late train after a day of fun and recreation at Gregson Springs. The Montana State band and Bohemian Maennerchor organized the annual outing with a successful program led by Joseph Vincent. The event featured music, dancing, swimming in the plunge, and a variety of athletic activities for all ages. Special trains and extra coaches were used to bring visitors to the resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Gregson Springs
Montana
Joseph Vincent
Boy Narrowly Escapes When Hat Blows Off
A boy riding an open street car near Main and Third streets jumped to retrieve his hat blown by the wind. He rolled beneath the car wheels, escaping serious injury by chance. He suffered only a shaken but alarming scare from the incident after returning from Washoe Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ny Narrows
Main
Third Streets
Washoe Park
Aisr
Potlatch Festival Opens Amid Seattle Decorations
The Potlatch summer festival begins tomorrow in Seattle with streets brilliantly decorated. Navy ships arrive to host city events as Elks from Portland participate, drawing attention to regional resources during the weeklong celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memcue
Sui
Seattle
Puget Sound
Navy Yard
Portland
Mr Frederic J Haskin Letter Praises American Mass
A fragment from a letter to Mr Frederic J Haskin care of the Standard in Anaconda Montana praises the work as brightly written and vividly presented and notes it as interesting valuable and well arranged by a government source.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Anaconda
Mont
Charred Twig Found in Sound Slab of Timber
A burnt twig end is embedded in a sound timber slab, with the charred end measuring about two inches. The fragment is described as evidence in a forest office display, noting its preservation and the progression of charring along the wood. Further details reference a period years earlier and related documentation.
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Pec
Stannard Venenam
Ietern National Forest
Santana
Gallatin
Nmtory
Flanders
Pepe's Diapepsin advert promises quick stomach relief
An old advertisement claims Pepe's Diapepsin digests any meal within five minutes, relieving sour belching heartburn and indigestion. It advertises a 60 cent case claiming lasting relief and a cure for stomach disorders, urging purchase at any drug store.
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United States
England
Canada
Pepe
Miles City Wool Market Sees Record Price Paid
Special dispatch reports Miles City Montana saw the wool market peak with 12.5 cents paid for 59 000 pounds sold by Ed McDonnell of Big Timber to Tom Riley for J Koshland Co. The best prior price was 22 cents and most of the market is essentially sold out as buyers plan departures by mid next week. Total miles shipped in the year around six million. Sales listed include 75 000 pounds at 21 cents to Jeremiah Williams Co and others at 20 cents for sizable lots.
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Miles City
Montana
Ed McDonnell
Big Timber
Tom Riley
J Koshland & Co
W. G. Farron
Farnsworth, Thayer & Stephenson
J. P. du Four
Woonsocket Mills
Great Falls
Jeremiah Williams & Co
State coal bids sought for Montana institutions
State call seeks bids for coal supply to Montana institutions including the capitol university schools and reform school with deliveries and storage through July 25 1912. Bids must be sealed addressed to the Board of Examiners Helena and will be opened as stated with awards to the lowest and best bidder while reserves the right to reject all bids. Public sale of estate of Christina Wegreen in Deer Lodge county ordered by the district court Anaconda Standard to publish four weeks.
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Nereoy
Cupit Tng
Helena
Mont
Amy
Vhs
Sal
Pati
Board of Examiners
Helen Rave
Ju ‘Atoral
State of
Montana
Deer Lode
Christina Weereen
Charles EB. Weereen
Christina We- Breen
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Notice to Creditors in Amelia Snow Estate
Alvah B. Snow, administrator of Amelia Snow’s estate, gives creditors four months after publication to present claims with vouchers. Claims must be sent to the administrator at 601 East Park Avenue, Anaconda, Deer Lodge County, Montana. Dated Anaconda July 6, 1912.
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Deer Lodge
Montana
Alvah B. Snow
Amelia .Snow
Anaconda
Notice to creditors in the estate of John Donovan
Executor of the estate of John Donovan announces that all creditors and others with claims must present their claims with vouchers to the executor at 60 Pine Street Anaconda Montana. The notice is dated June 24 1912 and issued in Deer Lodge County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Donovan
Pine Street
Anaconda
County of Deer I
Montana
John Dono
Elephants Travails In Sumatra Motor Transport
An account from London Stanga describes a Swiss resident in Siantar Sumatra who captured and transported a young wild elephant by local car. The elephant was placed on a platform and secured but used its trunk and proboscis to explore the seats, machinery, and steering wheel during the journey, delaying progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siantar
Sumatra
Romotor
Slantar
Elephant takes first ride on motor car in Teaglantar
An elephant nearly overturned the car during a dangerous journey but was stopped safely. The elephant's trunk was strapped to its body and the car reached Teaglantar without further incident. This may be the first recorded elephant ride on a motor vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teaglantar
Coal bans and miner wages in London history
A T. P. Weekly remark notes a 1806 proclamation banning coal use in London, yet coal later grew scarce and valuable. It contrasts eighteenth century miners’ wages and living conditions with modern pay, suggesting coal’s changing value and labor conditions across time.
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London
Colflege
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Butte and Anaconda Consolidated Mining Co
Keppler Jewelry Co
Anaconda Coal Co
Bell Phone
America
Unique Tailorin Co
Amolek
Main Street
Bell
Abbott & Ford
Daly Bank and Trust CO
Tah. Funk
Anaconda National Bank
Capital
A.&p.ry
National Union
le A. of
A. 0
Schiappl
Emerson Piano
Rom Lavell
W. E. Conway
City
J. Witt
Corbin, Mont
F. Leary
Hammerslough’s
Shovlin
Rchlapps
Schaaf
Schumann
A. H. Taylor
West Fifth Street
Sullivan & Son
J. F. Jacobson
Lincoln
Neb
East Fourth
Mary Stiever
Keppier's
Ry Uninow
Three Mile House
Patsy Gaumont
Dan Sulls
Abbott
East Park
Margaret Whalen
Ae Cash Liquor House
Milwaukee
Ofrs
Anna Gallagher
Frank ‘Brown
Oday
Solomon, Kan
Thomes Tobin
Gallagher
J. B. Peres
Forest
Busines
Sichlappi
Hobart
Patsy Finnegan
Bessie Hohenstein
St. Anthony
Idaho
Byron
Grifin
A Department
The
Standard Carying Room
Falls
CV. Pulton
A.suanury
A. Stanbury J
Trutte
Fulton
Warm Springs
Tomight
Thepparatus
PNIS
Neway
Pro Speesive
Ena
Riley
Incsio Batire
Boy
Grand Theater
Beluge
Katzenjammer Kids
Alcazar Theater
Pandora’s Box
Johnny Bunny
Jimmie Chase
Brandard
Dwyer
Haskin
W. K. Dwyer
K. Dwyer
Standard
Cine
Lumber Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Manufacturers
Bonner, Montana
LEGAL
Sumhant
Western Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
M. L. Gulden
Missoula
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