Ophir Mine resumes work with water removal at 200 foot level
Ophir Mining Co restarts development at the Ophir claim at Dakota street Butte. Water is pumped by a large tank to the 200 foot level with 100 feet remaining to reach the bottom. If machinery holds, lower levels will soon be exposed. The site holds rich gold and silver ore with two or three large ledges and current output supports a growing workforce up to about 20 men.
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Ophir Mining Company
Ophir
Dakota Street
Frank Lamson
Poston
Lamson
Annaconda Company
Naconda
Lawrence
Edith May
Ticon
P. J. Brophy
James A. Murray
F. A. Heinze
The
Miners Union
Heinze
Ticon Group
Harry Bush
Black Gulch Company
Prepair
Tatlaret
Highland Mining
Butte
John Krodel
Caarle Edwards
O. Dagnaiser
Montreal
Moose Creek
Highland District
Martin Mulvehill
Montana
Alta-Corbin
Corbin
Jefferson County
Mulvehill
Eli Brothers
Chicago
Daly Brothers
Wickes
Bertha
East Helena
David A. Patterson
Robert Turns
P. P. Winyard
Mammoth
Madison County
Boulder Mountains
Buttemen
Burns
Never Fear
Mr. Shoenberg
Majestic
Huo Freyler
New
Moston Company
Corin
Meesrs. Reynolds & Co
Old Joe
E. A. Dawes
Jardine
Park County
Pawes
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Company
Colorado Mining & Development Company
James Lannihan
Frieberg
Weazel Gulch
Broadwater County
Aubrey Holley
Clarence Hopkins
Idaho
Twins Born to Anaconda Couple for Second Time
Yesterday, Mrs. Phil Culleton of Anaconda gave birth to twin boys at 121 South Atlantic Street. This marks the second set of twins produced by the couple in 20 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Culleton
Anaconda
South Atlantic Street
Remarkable heart surgery saves Annie Kingsley after assault
Annie Kingsley, 22, was stabbed in the chest at Twenty first Street and Third Avenue by her husband. Surgeons led by Professor Stewart and D Cash performed an extraordinary operation at Bellevue, suturing the heart and reviving her with a hopeful prognosis for recovery. The case marks a historic turning point in modern surgery.
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New York
Annie Kingsey
Relievue Hospital
Twenty-first Street
Third Avenue
Kingsley
Stewart
D Cash
Bellevue
Democrats Hear Facts On Hepburns Welfare At Mountain Mine
A Democratic meeting at Mountain Consolidated mine district Saturday voiced strong loyalty to the party and opposition to Heinze. Speakers including Bernard Noon John J Murray B P W Ryan Timothy Crowley Cave Galliger J T OBrien Charles FE Alsop Thomas Kolgatian and John Melville addressed about two voters. They urged preventing Heinze from controlling the courts and closing mines by injunction, and the crowd responded with unanimous approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain Consolidated Mine
Bernard Noon
John J. Murray
Walkerville
BP. W. Ryan
Timothy Crowley
Cave Galiger
J. T. O'Brien
Charles FE. Alsop
Thomas Kolgatian
John Melville
M. F. Arnett
Heinze
Amalgamated Company
Two Wives Come to Scranton Funeral in Law Dispute
Edward Apiknap’s two wives met at his grave in Taylor as his second wife, Belle Clarke, who had married him in Black Diamond after his Philippines service, had his body buried. Wife No 1 had the western wife arrested for stealing household goods, but Justice Howell ruled that the second wife’s funeral payments left her entitled to the assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
Edward Apiknap
Taylor
Here
Black Diamond
Wash
Philippines
Belle Clarke
Aplaknap
Aplaknap No. 1
Howell
Indicted man is sentenced for loaded cartridges theft
Richmond Indiana October 2 Harry Anderson pleaded guilty to stealing 3 pounds of loaded cartridges from Page Miller Co and was sentenced to Michigan City prison for one to three years. He used an assumed name and declined to defend. His wife in court wept upon hearing the penitentiary term. Dillon October 26 Thomas Cruse with foreman left to view 1000 head of steers with Horse Prairie Herding Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Ind
Harry Anderson
Page, Miller & Co
Michigan City
Anderson
Fox
The
Standard
Dillon
Thomas Cruse
Horse Prairie
Horse Prairie Herding Association
Special Two Day Meat Sale at Washington Market Butte
Two day sale at Washington Market 18 W Park St Butte features low prices on ham at 15 cents per pound bacon 17 cents lard in 3 and 16 ounce buckets 40 65 and 1 30 per container smoked pork 5 cents fresh spare ribs 124 cents salted 10 cents sauerkraut 5 cents. Fast delivery highlighted.
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Butte
Washington Market
W. Park St
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Butte News
Lutey
H. Flickeneer
Genet
Harter
Surloin Steek
Wilson Bros
Belfast
Tonkin
East Park Street
Park St
A. Augendre
Paris
France
D. M. Newbro Drug Co
Mont
Icure
W. A. Cook
M. D
Cook Medical CO
Curtis ST
Denver
Colo
Farrel Ground
Pittsburg and Montana Copper Company
Franklin Farrell
Ity
Stebbins
Charles A. Harvey
Hecla Mercantile Company
Melrose
Henry Stebbins
Charles W. Clark
Highlands
Dagnaiser
Ireland
Adelina Potti
Lillian Nordica
Emma Eames
Emin Calve
de Reszkes
Kimball
Orton Bros
North Main Street
Seip Re
Butterick
Butterick Co
W. 1Th St
Axminsters
Brussels
Pritchard-Harrison Carpet CO
Cer
Park and
Main Ste, Butte, Ment
Uenure
Anaconda & Pacific Railway
Great Northern
Pivot Spouse Prom
Cruse
Lander Furniture & Carpet Co
Broadway
West Park
Symons
Butte, Ment
Anagonda Copper Mining CO
Butte, Mont
John Gund Brewing CO
Riley-Dwyer Liquor Co
Big Blackfoot Milling Company
Cor
Arizona and
Aluminum Sts
Bonner, Mont
Butte, Anaconda
Missoula
E. Broadway
Julius Fried
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