Rotary luncheon highlights Butte prosperity and growth
A Butte Rotary Club gathering featured John P. Meyer of St. Louis discussing El-Metailsing Company prospects and Montana progress. Speakers praised Butte’s modernization, civic plans, and local entertainment as a sign of strong future growth for the state.
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John P. Meyer
St. Louis
El-Metailie Sining Company
Butte Stotary Club
Wining
Tutte
Butte
United ‘States
Weroming
Sng
Tate
Atontana
Montana
John
Nelat Monocolate Company
Rom Walker
Kent Ever
Amuln Fmatis
Mem
Witherspoon
Geatiners
Rifariana
Wenderson
Mass Ton
Dr. Witherspoon
Harry Jolson
Butler
Haviland
John Hiddes
Frost Roams Southern Idaho Damaging Crops
Reports from Frank von business and local growers describe a severe sudden frost in southern Idaho and parts of Utah valleys. Fruit trees apples peaches apricots and other small fruits suffered heavy damage along with alfalfa, sugar beets, and the prune crop likely totaling losses. Weevil damage may rise as alfalfa growth slows and straw crops are ruined. Twin Falls area crops show severe season damage, with north side ranchers also impacted.
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Dan
Idaho
Utah Valleys
Frank
Idahora
Mr. Cushing
Twin Falls
Lawyer Heads to San Francisco for Appeal in Me
Attorney L Maury left yesterday for San Francisco to appeal before the circuit court over a partnership dispute involving Charles D Me and Leggat. The case centers on a sheriff sale claim and ownership of valuable property valued around a quarter of a million dollars, with Judge Bourain’s decision under appeal.
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L. Maury
San Francisco
Fereek
Charles D. Me
Circuit Court of Is
T. F
Fifty Year-Old Debt Settled for Small Sum in Missouri
After Samuel H. Pines died, his estate is enriched by 288 dollars deemed fair by the United States government for fifteen mules requisitioned by Union forces during the Civil War in Missouri. Executor William Pipes, who died later, long sought compensation. the Washington check has arrived and will be shared among Pipes’s five sons.
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Samuel H. Pines
United States
Missouri
Pipes
William Pipes
Kup
Washington
Wren
Sons of Pipes
Spokane Mining Men Plan Butte Excursion
Spokane Mining Men's club announces a three day trip to Helena for the mountain section of the American mining congress. The junket will pass through the Coeur d'Alenes Butte Helena Anaconda and Great Falls with a day in Butte to inspect the mines.
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Spokane Mining Men's Club
Helena
American Mining Congress
Coeur d’Alenes
Butte
Anaconda
Great Taita
YEAR'S NET PROFITS OF COEUR D'ALENES COMPANIES 1915
The profits of the operating Coeur D'Alene companies during 1915 approached 10,500,000 dollars, up from 6,031,406 the prior year. Major producers include Standard Morning, Morning, and Ontario Sierra Nevada, with totals showing significant net profits after costs. The report cites tons extracted, gross value, and expenses like extraction, transportation, and improvements, noting notable gains across several mines and efforts by Federal Mining and Smelting and related operations.
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Coeur D’alene
Callahan An Hoth
Pany
Caledon Federal
Greenhill-Clew
Hunter Hecla
Hercules
Ontario
Sierra
Nevada
Stewart Tamarack
Hunker
Stevens
Toasce I
St Betterments
Promis
Standard
Mace
Sala Sc Ericcece
Mutlan
Last Chance
Wardnen
Frisco
Frederick Burbidge
Green Will
Cleveland
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