Butte Capitalists Start Furnace Creek Engine Monday
New York investors led by Patrick Clark plan to start the Furnace Creek copper engine Monday to sink toward the 500 foot mark on the property in Inyo county Cal. A two shaft system shows high grade green and blue copper carbonate veins across a 375 acre zone with 22 belts of ore. The Bullwhacker shaft reaches 196 feet and pumps handle water well.
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Patrick Clark
Furnace Creek Copper Company
Funeral Range of Mountains
Inyo County
Cal
Bullwhacker Company
Butte
Spokane
Thornton
Clark
Furnace Creek Company
James Harvey
New York
Bresnahan
Bullwhacker
General Warren Returns to Butte After Spokane Trip
Gen. Charles S. Warren arrived in Butte yesterday afternoon after several days in Spokane handling business interests. He reported a brief but enjoyable trip and remained optimistic about the future prospects of the Washington town.
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Charles S. Warren
Butte
Spokane
Washington
Virginia City youths head to Billings to register for Crow Reservation opening
A large group of young residents from Virginia City and nearby towns arrived in town last night and left at midnight for Billings to register for the Crow reservation opening. The party included several named individuals and broader community representation.
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Virginia C City
Old Capital
Billings
Crow Reservation
Peruna Gains Praise From Nebraska and Oregon Readers
A letter from H J Henneman of Oakland Nebraska reports a year long stomach catarrh cured by Peruna with no ill effects, good appetite, and weight gain. Another note from Austin M Small of Astoria Oregon says Peruna restored appetite during hot weather and served as a pleasant tonic.
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H. J. Henneman
Oakland, Neb
Sam
Peruna
Austin M. Small
Astoria
Ore
Local officials named in unidentified list of figures
Sheriff Kadell and a group including George T Farrell Dr Bradley Amos Hall and others appear in a partial roster. The fragment lists several named individuals along with several surnames Sherwood Gieldsmith Anderson and more, without context or roles.
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Charles Kadell
George T. Farrell
Dr. Bradley
Amos Hall
T. J. Lynch
Messrs. Sherwood
Gieldsmith
Anderson
Holiday crowds spark a string of arrests in city
A rough holiday scene near Columbia gardens ends with Walter Doe arrested for roller coaster trouble. Pat Fanning faces alleged assault on resort manager Tom Lavelle. John Rodda jailed for severe beating of his wife. Other prisoners include Jack Murphy, Jack Richards, Oscar Lake for vandalism, Andrew Mackey for assault, and Albert Conrad for beating a woman and brandishing a revolver.
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Columbia Gardens
Walter Doe
Pat Fanning
Gregson
McKenna
Tom Lavelle
John Rodda
Meaderville
Jack Murphy
Jack Richards
Park and
Montana
Oscar Lake
Will House
Andrew Mackey
Mat Pendino
East Park Street
Albert Conrad
Three tightly contested bouts in Butte tennis tourney
Three matches were played amid a storm delay at the Butte Tennis Club tournament. Harry Burton edged Jack McLeod 6-3 7-5, D. D. McLaughlin defeated Speed 6-4 2-6, speed fatigue, Karsted beat Bushnell 8-6 6-3, with crowds packing the galleries as the event resumes daily and a McLaughlin versus Burton clash looms in the second round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Harry Burton
Jack McLeod
Burton
McLeod
Speed
D. D. McLaughlin
Mac
McLaughlin
Pickpockets Reported Stealing From Crowds After Storm
Information from Columbia gardens indicates pickpockets worked the excited crowd after the storm. Victims include a man missing 140 dollars, another 1 dollar at the depot, and a third 40 dollars in town. Rumors of women losing pocketbooks and jewelry circulated, police notified. Will Horgan and Charles Heilbronner returned home through North Dakota floods after days of travel.
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Columbia Gardens
the Gardens
Will Horgan
Charles Heilbronner
North Dakota
Montana
Butte
Mitchell Wins Montana Federation Presidency in Tight Race
Mrs. H. B. Mitchell of Great Falls narrowly defeated Mrs. W. W. Cheely of Butte for president of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs after a spirited morning vote. The 47 eligible delegates cast 27 for Mitchell and 19 for Cheely, with officers and directors also chosen, including Tyler Thompson as first vice president and F. W. Peckover as financial secretary.
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Missoula
H. B. Mitchell
Great Falls
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
W. W. Cheely
Butte
Travel Club
Tylar RB. Thompson
L. J. Knapp
W. H. Bagby
Mitchell
Mary Goodale
Cheely
Te A Sutarise
Russell
Federation
J. J. Knapp
S. G. Murray
Washington
Montana
Tylar Thompson
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Notable Montana Lectures From Helena and Bozeman
Mrs H M Brayton of Billings presents a Juvenile Courts talk. Mrs M W Alderson of Helena introduces The Real Science of Life by Miss Lilla A Harkins of Montana Agricultural College Bozeman. The events showcase ongoing civic education across statewide figures.
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H. M. Brayton
Billings
M. W. Alderson
Helena
Lilla A. Harkins
Montana Agricultural College
Bozeman
Feast Day Celebration Planned at St Ignatius Mission
Father Tollman of St Ignatius mission on the Flathead reserve says a Corpus Christi feast day celebration will be held next Thursday June 14 at the mission. An estimated 140 Indians from the reserve will attend as the mission school closes with evening exercises.
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Missoula
Father Tollman
St. Ignatius
Flathead
Montana
Corpus Christi
Book Reveals Crow Reservation Opening Map and Photos
Harris, attorney at law, Billings Montana, offers a book detailing the Crow reservation opening. Includes a map of land to be opened and a hook with 70 pictures. 64 pages, 9 by 12 inches. Price one dollar for book and map.
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Crow Reservation
Hook
Harris
Billings
Mont
Miss Eloise Knowles to Lead Montana Europe Trip
Miss Eloise Knowles University of Montana art instructor leaves Missoula for New York to sail soon for Europe with an eastern university party. They will tour major sites across the pond and be away about three months before returning for the fall semester.
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H. Perry
Great Falls
Miss Galbraith
Deer Lodge
International Federation of Woman's Musical Clubs
C. D. Joslyn
Dee Lodge
Eloise Knowles
University of Montana
O. J. Craig
Missoula
New York
Europe
Eastern University
New Drama Star David Proctor At Union Theatre
Missoula readers learn of a debut star, David Proctor, set to appear at the Union Theater on Tuesday night, June 19, as theater historians note the public has a right to know who the new dramatic talent is.
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Missoula
David Proctor
Union Theater
Reverend Vaughan Leaves Stevensville for New Orleans Visit
Rev. A. F. Vaughan pastor of the Stevensville Methodist church and his family departed for New Orleans. The trip, to the pastor’s old home, is expected to last a month to six weeks and is anticipated with much pleasure.
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Missoula
A. F. Vaughan
Stevensville
New Orleans
Vaughan
Congress to Adjourn in Last Week of June
Washington June 13 The Republican steering committee of the senate met to consider adjournment soon after next week They believe all major measures are ready for conference except the sundry civil bill and the isthmiana canal bill If House progress is rapid the bills may be disposed of by June 27 allowing adjournment on the 27th or 28th.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
House
Helena Business Men Protest Regulations on Forest Reserves
Helena Montana June 13 the Helena Business Men's association met to act on state forest reserve rules. William Muth warned current limits threaten sheep and cattle with a ban from the state. A committee of Hers Sieben T J Walsh and Lewis Petwell will study the issue and report. Another panel including Muth W T Hull and Henry Sieben will investigate Northern Pacific stopover privileges in Helena and Butte.
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Standard
Helena
Helena Business Men's Association
Montana
William Muth
Mr Muth
Hers Sieben
T. J. Walsh
Lewis Pet- Well
Association
Butte
Northern Pacific
W. T. Hull
Henry Sieben
Storm Damage Report From Havre And Fort Assinniboine
After a June storm in Havre damage is worse than initial estimates but not catastrophic. The Commercial company store was partly demolished, many windows blown in, a nearby residence destroyed, and chimneys toppled. Fort Assinniboine shows wrecked commissary, and a shooting gallery and gymnasium are ruined. Wind reached 72 mph for ten minutes, the strongest on record in the area. Estimated total damage about 50 000 dollars across Havre and Fort Assinniboine. The storm path stretched four miles wide, at least 15 miles long, moving southwest to southeast.
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Havre
Commercelal Company
John W. Clark
Fort Assinniboine
Butte Briefs Highlight Visitors From Helena and Nearby Towns
Over from Helena last night came Mr Over and state land agent Henry Neil. Real estate dealer A J Palmer of Helena is registered at the Finlen. William D Murphy of Helmville arrived for a few days. Patrick Lynch of Anaconda with his niece Miss Mamie Brennan is in town.
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Henry Neil
Helena
A. J. Palmer
Finlen
William D. Murphy
Helmville
Patrick Lynch
Anaconda
Mamie Brennan
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C Reek
Butte & Bacoon Company
Calumet
Belinda
Fred W.W. Bacorn
General Warren Home
Duffy
Duffy's Pure
Ornard Wolf
Champlain Street
Detroit
Mich
Duff
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. V
Montana Liquor Co
Mary O Brien
Mary O'Brien
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
N. Y
Mrs. Mitchell OF
McDonald
David A Dickson
Dickson
Mmost
Music and Education
Sarah J. Leahy
S.S.S
S.S. S
Toro Toriema
Loeb Leas
National Biscuit Company
WAC
Willl
The
St. Ig
Tius
Reilly's
Big Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner, Mont
Bonner Yards
Toole Avenue
Missoula, Mont
Annapolis
O. Bassett
G. Davis
California
Charles A. Dunn
Idaho
J. W. Hoover
J. W. Sewell
Utah
R. Athalbold
Standard Office
Butte Briefs
M. L
Golden State
Eve
Copper Mining Co
Mercantile Department
Hamilton
Northrup, King & Co
Sterling
Puritan
First National Bank
Burplus
Ark
Savings Department
Recress Prent
Saseceee
G. H. Beck
England
Western
G. A. Wolf
Jonny Lehlou
J. H. T. Ryman
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