Butte Great Falls mine outlook and vein progress
Ore developments near Butte and Great Falls show the Dewey vein and Genevieve vein advancing toward production. Crosscuts near the vein reach 90 feet while several new companies form to develop promising ore bodies in the district. May improvements boost tonnage, with No 2 Crop east and levels six seven advancing, indicating a growing producing capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the & Great Falls
Butte & Bacorn
Atten Fe
Butte
Butte Te Tyink
Badger
L Gmneers
Butte & Great Mining Company
Genevieve
Nein
Butte Proper
Thouantef
Baka
Jhenger
Butte & Great Falls Company
Hanson
Steck
Walsh
W. H. Nichols
Tho Paghiy
Dewes
Dewey
Great Falls
Kigood County
A Banker’s Talk on Thrift Opens Minds to Time Value
A thrift lesson extols time as money in disguise. It urges using spare hours for self improvement, training, and extra work to boost earnings. Stories of bank hiring and student training illustrate how disciplined time use leads to opportunity and wealth. The message stresses self denial and proactive skill-building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benenee Dental
Stu
Ray
Tio
Tie
Mia
Ethritt
Mike
Copper market pressures push European shares lower
Reported market moves show persistent copper price weakness driving European shares down. The massive copper stock, around 200 million pounds, involves American investors amid ongoing negotiation talks. Major producers, including Anaconda, maintain strong positions and expect continued sales into year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annae
United Beets
Greene-Cananea changes rule by unanimous vote
Dispatch from Duluth reports Greene-Cananea Copper Company stockholders met and, by unanimous vote, changed by laws to close books for annual and special meetings. The note discusses European selling, foreign holdings, and copper shares’ price trends since 1912 to 1913, including Anaconda Utah Copper and Ray China stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greene-Cananea
Duluth
Greene-Cananea Ci Ger Company
Alaska Gold Output in May Sets Record High
Alaska Gold Mines milled more ore in May than ever before with heads at 1.40 per ton. The company reports strongest month in its history, noting rapid buildup since December and substantial tonnage gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alaska
Banner and Bangle mine activity under Snowstorm work
Improvements at the Banner and Bangle mine near Troy, recently acquired by Snowstorm Mines, will finish by September despite high regional waters. 275 workers are employed now, with 400 expected by July 16, as railroad, concentrator, and hydro power projects advance. Estimated cost at least 500000 to ready operations for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangle
Troy
Snowstorm Mines Company
Snowstorm Mining Company
Coeur d’Alenes
Leo Greenough
Mr. Greenough
Great Northern
Chicago Capitalists Lease Peerless Jennie Mine
Chicago investors A Levy C S Carpenter and others have leased Beattie estate holdings in the Himint district. They plan early July operations to 600 feet depth on 11 claims including the Peerless Jennie. The mine, opened in the 1870s, has notable copper ore history and prior output figures.
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Data A. Levy
C. S. Carpenter
Chicago
Beattie
Himint
Tne
Mart
Peerless
Jennie
C. Tevaughn
Helena
Ind
Helens
Corinne
Utah
Swangen
Wales
Petersons New Project Near Wolf Creek Town
The Ea Juigon property comprising five claims on Little Sheep Creek near Wolf Creek in Lewis and Clark County has been acquired by Homestake Mining Company with 1 percent to be developed extensively. PB Peterson of Butte leads the project as engineer in charge, plans include a boiler hoist and air compressor, a new shaft to water level, and ore prepared for shipment to a smelter after a 900 foot open cut yielded ore ready for shipment.
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Ea Juigon
Little Sheep Creek
Wolf Creek
Lewis and Clark
Homestake Fining Company
PB. Peterson
Butte
School of Mines
Ajarket
Wickes
Famous Old Eureka to Be Worked Again Mining revival at historic Old Eureka on the Mother Lode
The Ol Eureka mine, once linked to Hetty Green and John D. Ryan era investors, is set to resume operations after months of inactivity. A new head frame and harbored hoist were tested, shaft collar work completed, and associates of the Anaconda United States Steel crowd involved as revival plans move forward on California's Mother Lode.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ol Eureka
Amador
Atining Company
Mother Lode
Califor
John D. Hyan
William ‘Thornton
George ‘Ten
Thomas F. Cole
Anaconda United States Steel
Hetty Green
Butte & Superior Subject of Raid on Saturday
Butte & Superior stock slid to 96 after a 1 point drop over 12 days, aided by weak spelter prices and broad market weakness. A telegram urged clients to sell, while company plans at Hayden-Stone syndicate linked to Hudson Bay Zinc Mines promise heavy output. The article outlines development at the mine, including sinking two pelrta to 1,600 feet and plans for an electric hoist to 5,000 feet, with ore bodies at deeper levels and hopes for future sulphide ore.
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Butte & Superior
New York
Mitekra
Ite
Impany
Butte & Ruperlor Company
J. Ger
R. K. Neill
Hudson Bay Zinc Mines Company
Hayden-Stone Syndicate
Butte W Superior
Hudson Bay
Letters to the Standard in New York stir on Catholic clergy and education
The June issue references a sermon by Father Hill on Catholic clergy and Mayor Mitchell. It discusses state interference in education, Catholic charities, and fears over political-religious clashes. The letter urges protection of faith institutions amid national debates on socialism education and church-state relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Fordham University
San Salvador
Seine Knights of Columbus
New York
New ‘York
Tom
Father Hill
Hell
Henrit
Neglectful Faith To the Faitor of the Standard
Fragmentary OCR excerpt discusses war news overshadowing local reporting. It hints at misrecorded or neglected faith, the fate of the standard, and mentions America’s events. The readable text is incomplete and presents as a commentary on press focus and accuracy.
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Standard
America
French Heroes in U S City Names on Rail Map
The article reflects on French military names and figures linked to American independence. It notes officers like Col Dillon Major Moran Captains Moore Purden and OBrien among others, and mentions French regiments with Trovey ONeil and Lieu tenants Plunkett and ORiordan. It argues migration and French service shaped American citizenship and city maps.
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Resi
Comte Dillon
Theoment
Hold
Dillon
Moran
Moore
Purden
Banks
Nugent
Swisayhea
O'Neil
O'brien
Jen McGuire
Macdermott
Kelly Tenly
Noolan
O'Dover
Lynk
Coghlan
Thaddeu O'Neil Trovey
O'Croly
O'Connor
Plunkett
O'Riordan
O'Gorvinan
MacCarthy
France
Auve
Wiesinsky
Hecla Dividends Near Four and a Half Million Mark
Hecla Mining Company reports first week payout of dividend No. 167 at 16 Rents per share totaling 1.60. First six months of 1916 show 650.00 in dividends with Maine credited at 4,405,000. The firm has paid steady, growing disbursements for thirteen years and one month, with history of increases from 1 to 2 to 3 to 4 cents, then two extra dividends during lean periods, and a recent rise to 15 cents amid a rebound in lead prices.
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Hecla Mining
Maine
Hecla
Wallace
Marsh Mining Affairs Adjusted Amid Attachments Suits
Marsh Mining faces two attachment suits in Wallace Idaho over a $10,000 note from Charles Cowell and B F Plummer. W T Smith of Duluth recently elected treasurer, Edward Pohiman vice president, says he will personally pay the notes using the same security. Directors from Duluth seek to align the company with its former Missoula director amid ongoing internal adjustments.
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Wallace
Idaho
Marsh Mining Company
Charles Ccowell
B.F. Plummer
W.T. Smith Arsuluth
Minn
Marsh Company
Milleam
Edward Pohiman
Cowell
Pohiman
Duluth
As PF
March
Missoula
Property transfers and army recruitment notice
A list of land transactions in various additions and blocks, with names such as Marguerite Williams, Edwin John Sanders, Vadnais Realty, George Vogel, and others, detailing parcels and nominal sums. A recruitment notice seeks able-bodied men with military training to serve with the National Guard, for applications at the National Bank building. Lieutenant re ruiting officer Charles La Sheridan is named.
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Butte Water Compass
O En Berg
Montrose
Marguerite and Maurice Williams
Edwin John Sanders
City of
Walkerville
Floral Park Sadition
Tutte and Investment Com
Rank Mitchell
Cobban
Frank Toucher
Anton Ambrose
Crosby
de Clark
A. J. Davis
Pav
National Guard
National Bank
Charles la Sheridan
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Afussachusetts
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Lafayette
Routest
de Grasse
Republic
Silver Bow National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
UBLIC
Stock Exchange
North Main Street
Butte, Mont
Stocksdaho-Montana Inv. Co
Granite Street
Imes
Promi
Daly Bank and Trust
Matapin
Eneral Banking Business
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Presigent
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Caster Eishler
First National Bank of
United States
Chesks
Miners Savings Bank and Trust Company Capital
Pata
A. Clarik
Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Brother Bankers
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Ga Pala
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United States Depository
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