Ore discoveries dominate North Butte Mining report
The North Butte Mining Co reports a new copper ore body at the Edith May area, with 9 to 10 percent copper and 1 to 10 ounces of silver per ton in nearby veins. The Edith May and Snowball structures show multiple 4 to 9 percent copper intervals, deep crosscuts nearing 2,000 to 2,800 levels, and ongoing drifting toward richer ore bodies in the North Creesus and Adirondack veins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ltoe
National Mining
2Nd Investment Co
Butte Stuck Syenange
East Broadway
Butte
North Bute Mining Company
Herlst
Simllar
John DB. Paps
Adironsack Ven
Croesus Veiu
Snowwall
North Creesus
Hohe
North Craesus
Snowboasl
West End
Development Notes From Northern Ore Claims
The report outlines small benches of ore and progress at Granite Mountain shaft and Granite Mountain station Cromont a. Development in the past quarter focused on distant northern properties with extensive underground work and substantial ore development in new ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granite Mountain
Vely
Cromont A. Wees Eee
Eeres
Nes-Seeerers
New York
A Modern Development of Street Lighting
Progressive notes from Butte dated July 20 discuss street lighting as a civilizational index. It argues urban illumination grows through private merchant cooperation with electric providers, boosting commerce, property values, and neighborhood safety, while observing cross cities’ contrasts in lighting quality.
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Asia
Murops
New York
Chicago
Londo
Paris
Berlin
Butte
Tye
Mount St Charles Scholastic Magazine Debuts
The Mount St Charles Scholastic is a quarterly college publication edited by Helen Cornell of Knights of Columbus. The first issue released July 1 features historical and descriptive faculty work, with future editions planned to highlight student and alumnus contributions.
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Mount St. Charles
Helena Cornell
Knights of Columbus
John J. McMullen
Chiet
F.X. Lechner
George J. Joyce
Arthur J. Pharmer
Thomas L. Martin
Plunni
Gallagher returns to Batte with wife after San Diego years
John C. Gallagher, formerly with the Anaconda company and the past three years in San Diego for health reasons, arrived back in Batte with his wife yesterday. They are staying at his parents' home at 19 East Iron Street. The Sheep Gulch dairy offers tours and invites visitors, aligning with health department regulations.
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John C. Gallagher
Anaconda Compu
Dent
San Diego
Batte
Mr. Gallagher
East Iron Street
Health Department
Office Supply Proposition Promises Prompt Service
A promotional pitch touts complete office supplies from Culling and promises rapid accurate contact for business needs. The advert asserts moderate prompt intelligent, in good faith with a sense of obligation to serve customers well.
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Caldus
Calkins
Lack of Business Drives Market Decline and Rumors
The report notes lack of business as the cause of a fractional market decline with traders away on vacations, leaving floor traders to push prices. It cites weak activity on North Wear Lane, suspending work, and hints at regulatory moves, including Sherman act reforms and railroad ownership debates. Market data show rising business failures and mixed commodity figures, with copper and tobacco industry shifts also mentioned.
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Joral
Sala
Palne
Boston
THIF
Houdiy Pengen
Othe Street
Mie Market
Browie Bears
North
Wear
New York
Comercial
Sears
Amur
Ican Tobsten
Af Erlehinuth Bros
Philadelphia
Qrerpe Car Wanea Copper Dividenda No 3 Declared
A dividend of 75 cents per share on the outstanding capital stock of the company has been declared payable Aug. 3, 1912 to stockholders of record at the close of business on Aug. 14, 1912. The stock transfer books will be closed from Aug. 14 to Aug. 3, 1912 inclusively. C. A. Duncan Treasurer.
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Butte & Anacondy Consolidated Minjog Commmany Haylns Add Au
Award of Directors
Georgetown
A. C. Kerner
Presiden Honey
Anacon D. EB. McPherson
State Building
Butte
Mant
Monk
Or Vings Bank
Hoth
Cc. A. Duncan
Geeks
Standard Montana’s Nive urges political awakenings
The Standard promotes engagement with current events and urges readers to subscribe for daily and Sunday issues. It touts a free will-writing offer and emphasizes protection through insurance, listing MINERH SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO as support. Joe Auclair advertises Three Mile House with free meals, dancing, and streetcar transport on July 21, 1912.
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Standard
Montana
Nive
Newns
United States
Canada
Mexico
Minerh Savings Bank & Trust CO
Butte
Joe
Three Mile House
Stroet
Joe Auclair
Fortune of Agoa Ends in Probate Dispute
After the death of Dan Agoa a contest over his estate arose. His mother sought letters of administration with a value around 2500 dollars while a younger widow challenged, claiming 478 dollars cash and a diamond ring. Judge Donlan heard the case and Mrs Laura Agoa’s petition prevailed.
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Dan Agoa
Win Ind
Xoa
Jay
Buthe
Agan'a
Sherlton
Shea Enn
Laura Agen
Donlan Yasterday
Agoa
Tut Ik
Reforn Hin
Resources of Montana banks show increase
The State Bank Examiner reports aggregate resources of Montana banks and trust companies rose to 45,393,455 on June 14 from 37,378,385 on April 20. New banks include County Bank Windate Homestead Bank Mathatinn Thompson State Bank Thompson and Farmers and Merchant Bank Savage with 20000 capital each, Rock Creek State Bank Joliet with 350,000, and Bank of Lury Belfry incorporated with 260,000 capital since June 14.
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Helena
Suly
Bank
Savage
Rock Creek State Bank
Joliet
Bank of Lury
Belfry
Man jailed after repeated bed intrusion in Miles City
Special Dispatch reports Oliver Nelson received a three month county jail term in Justice Welch's court for repeated intrusions into Ingham's bedroom in the Teighton block. He had been found twice in the room and bed, prompting the first quiet complaint and subsequent police handover.
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Standard
Miles City
Oliver Nelson
Welch
WI Ingham
Teighton
Afr
Ingham
Nelson
Modern Woodmen Soma Club forms social unit
The Modern Woodmen organize a social club from among local members to handle socials outings and similar events. Members include Mika Selly as president Merrick as vice president and W Hirris as secretary and treasurer. The group plans future social affairs at some level.
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Mika Selly
Merrick
W. Hirris
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Rovers
J.D. Long
Pennsylvania
Robert
William Dunaway
Bulte
Mont
J. D. Long
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Montan
Deer Lodge
Coleman Pinain
United Irish
Gregson
North Country
Merlin
North Butte Company
Excellent Magazine
ST. Charles College
Maneket
Heston
Utah Copper Company
Mey
Nevada Consolidated
Logan & Bryan
Mariel
Force & Piuother
Baile Midday Stock Exchange
ASI
Alameda
Vovees
Barneon-Klng
Butte-Alert
Butte & Fly
Butte-Milwaukee
Hutte & Havorn
Banda
Butte & Breom
Keating Gold
Ohio-Keating
Wanea Copper Dividenda
Mpaany
Renaling
B. E. Calkins
the Stationery Man
Main and Broadway
Fiehles Ney
Vali
Fortune OF
Hining Sin
Jorelim Uy Rimeelf
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Soma
Dwo
Everybody’s Shoe Store
West Park Street
Laird & Schober
Red Cross
Amv
Anaconda Stanarré
Haskin Thandis
Stanard
Anaconda
Mard
Mass
H. B. Byrne
Wiliam A. Paine
Thomas 4S
Dee
Boston Stock Exchange
Herbart
New York Stock Exchange
Leonard D. Draper
New York Cotton Exchange
George N. Hersey Chitage
Ind
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