Finlen eyeing Idaho mining venture near Mackay
Finlen plans to back the Lost Packer Mining Co ite near Mackay Idaho with Chicago and Lake investors Ivers Klazick and Rowe controlling most stock The prospect near Mackay features a vein three to eight feet wide yielding gold silver and copper in granite and schist formations Finlen will visit Butte and Utah before returning to Idaho to oversee development
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles Finlen
Butte
Chicago
Utah
Ogden
Custer County
Idaho
Lost Packer Mining Company
Mr. Finlen
James Ivers
J. Kizzick
E. A. Rowe
Messrs. Ivers
Klazick
Alt Lake
Mr. Rowe
Lost Packer Company
Mackay
Blackfoot
Ore Plant Planned at Finlen Mine to Start by September
Finlen announces ore values of about 8,060 dollars with 80 dollars per ton shipped to Salt Lake. A matte furnace and smelter will process the ore on site, with machinery en route from the factory. The plant aims to handle 109 tons of matte daily, yielding one ton of matte per five tons processed, and 9 miles of wagon road are under construction. If weather cooperates, the mine expects operation by September and at least 10,000 worth of output before winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air
Finlen
Finienhoe
Mining progress and an 8000 foot tunnel plan
The report describes five tunnels with four in ore reaching 49 feet depth. A winze shows deeper sinking strengthens the vein. A large iron copper vein lies perpendicular to tunnels, with an 8000 foot tunnel planned to tap it. A compressor is ordered to speed work as James, visiting miner, gained 18 pounds in five weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiehre
James
Salt Lake
Helen Smith Injured by Bomb Explosion in Chicago Park
Mrs M E Jousnes received a message from her Chicago daughter Mrs Clarence A Smith that her young daughter Helen was severely injured by a bomb in a Chicago park while watching fireworks. The tumbler shaped missile caused a deep wound near the eye requiring six stitches but doctors hope sight remains. The child is bright and well loved, and Many friends in Butte mourn the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Jousnes
Clarence’ A. ‘Smith
Chicago
Helen
Butte
Ore car wheel breaks on Sanana Street line
One ore car on the Sanana Street line broke its wheel flange yesterday breaking service for several hours while a replacement wheel was installed at The Corner vicinity. Schlite Atlas brew at The Corner noted in local report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlite Atlas Brew
Breaks Wheel
Sanana Street
Funeral of Helen Melroy Held at Sacred Heart Church
The funeral of Miss Helen Melroy, who died Tuesday morning, was held yesterday at Sacred Heart church. A large gathering attended the service, reflecting the sorrow of many mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stelen McElroy
Sacred Heart Church
HICKERS AT DEER LODGE
Sunny church members and townspeople gathered at Deer Lodge yesterday for a pleasant event. They filled four coaches attached to a westbound Northern Pacific train and returned last night. About three hundred tickets were sold for the parade and outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunany Schior
Thenas Jerville SM. E. Church
Deer Lodge
Northern Pacific
John Kelley Dies After Illness at Home in Butte
John Kelley died yesterday at the family residence 22 Mullins street after bronchial pneumonia. He lived 18 years in Butte and is survived by a wife seven children and a sister. The notice mentions John Collins and refers to Mr Kelley’s passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Kelley
Mullins Street
More
John Collins
Kelley
Butte
City Treasury Audits All Departments in Finance Check
City treasurer hired to review accounts across departments licenses issued and city finances. Work to be completed today. City clerk receives petition for electric light at Iron Street and Maiden Lane corner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iron Street
Maiden Lane
Short Line announces summer round trip fares to San Francisco and LA
Beginning July 1 and continuing through many dates in July August and September the Short Line will sell round trip tickets to San Francisco 51.50 to Los Angeles 56.00 and one way via Portland 61. Tickets are valid three months with stopovers permitted in both directions. Routes pass through Salt Lake Portland and the Columbia River linking Idaho Boise Payette valleys and other agricultural districts. Reserve berths at Short Line city office 106 North Main Street Butte Montana H C Wilson D F and P A
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Ogden
Portland
Saltike
Columbia River
Idaho
Boise
Payette
Short Line City
North Main Street
Butte
Mont
H. C, Wilson
D. F
P. A
Derrick Falls During California on Broadway Construction
A derrick fell twice on Sunday afternoon during construction on California on Broadway but no injuries or material damage occurred. Mormons plan two meetings at Good Templars hall on Sunday morning and afternoon, with public invites extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Broadway
Templars Hall
Pps
M. sPublic
Child for adoption offered by Associated Charities
A deserted mother offers her two week old baby girl for immediate placement. Inquiries to Associated Charities at the library building between 2 and 4 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Park County Fair to Eclipse All the Rest
Park County prepares for its first fair with a big Labor Day parade on a new Yellowstone river island track. Boston & Montana band along with Gateways City and Northern Pacific shop bands, plus three bands, will headline a full week of racing and exhibits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park County
Standard
Livingston
Park County Fair and Racing Association
John M. Seaman
Yellowstone River
Boston & Montana Band
Butte
Livingston ‘Trades and Labor Assembly
Boston
Unclear fragment cites weapon brands and beer ad hints
The fragment lists four makes including Smith and Wesson Colt and Iver Johnson. It mentions a beer rink Schlitz Atlas brew and a slogan We sell no other. Main and Broadway. The text is incomplete with no coherent incident or event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith & Wesson
Colt
Iver-Johnson
Schlitz Atlas
Main and Broadway
No Change in Labor Situation at Aldridge
From Aldridge July reports say no change in the labor situation there. Miners and coke burners are idle and the fires in the coke ovens may be pulled and the machinery dismantled for a long shutdown. General manager H G Merry is in the East. company intentions await his return. The dispute stems from the company’s failure to employ 12 Miner union executives who ran the strike two months earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
Aldridge
H.G. Merry
Scenic Columbia River Route Excursion Ticket Offer
A Portland bound excursion ticket promotion via the Columbia River route highlights rail and steamer options through Idaho settlements like Twin Falls and Boise, with 90 day limit and stopovers. The ad touts picturesque scenery from The Dalles to Portland, Hood River and hot lake garden valleys, inviting readers to request a copy of the Columbia River order.
Played With Dynamite With Usual Results
Special Dispatch to the Standard Red Lodge July 2 A dy namite cap caused injuries to two Finnish lads Alfred Lanta and Ea Kesti while they played with it and touched it off One boy lost the ends of two fingers and the thumb of his left hand The other was badly powder burned with injuries to his head neck and feet They were treated at Carton county hospital and received care along with remedies advertised in the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Red Lodge
Alfred
Lanta
Ea Kesti
Kesil
Santa
Carton County
Alien
Also Mentioned on This Page
Symons
Northwest
Montans
Valenciennes
Germany
Louis Hermsdorff
Ats. Abe
America
Steven Crash
Atticien
Turing New
Schutz Atlas
Soia
Mavi
Kent
Kellogg
Friends of the
Helen Smith
Reworks Exhibition
Manana Music Company
Helen Melroy
Sal
Sea Yard
Hickers
John Newuey
City Mall
Stamford Bozeman
J. B. McCay
Twin Falls
Hood River
Well Falls
Mood
Adams
Butte, Mont
H. C, Wilson, D. F
State Medical Institute
United States
Southwest Corner
Main
Clark's Bank
Wits
Schilling & Ampany
San Franco
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!