Shipping ore found in the Gladstone mine
Ore shoals reported as shipping ore found in the Gladstone mine. Several carloads are indicated with emphasis on lead quawrz noted in the consignments.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1907
Page
11
Ore shoals reported as shipping ore found in the Gladstone mine. Several carloads are indicated with emphasis on lead quawrz noted in the consignments.
Miners near Anaconda report a six foot vein of silver and lead ore at the Blue Eyed Nellie hill claim. Assays show 30 ounces of silver and 20 percent lead with zinc, with ore likely shipped to a Montana smelter. Ground is largely owned by David Cohen and associates, who plan further digging to confirm pay ore.
A fragmented notice from Anaconda warns officers to watch for ghosts and mischief on Halloween night next Thursday. It suggests home ghost storytelling and fortune telling rituals as harmless alternatives. The item also advertises Strain's flannelette sale with striped patterns and prices, mentioning a 250 value 25¢ offer today only.
At the Margaret Theater next Tuesday October 2 Jessie Busey stars in Channing Pollock drama In the Shoppe Carriage. The company previously impressed here with the production. Also on the bill George Ade’s The College Widow with Henry W. S. presenting. The football match between rival colleges adds realism as Billy Bolton and Jane Witherspoon star.
A social session and entertainment will be held Wednesday evening at Standard hall. All members may obtain special invitations from the president GW Sparrow or secretary ENhall.
W A wat evergone Charles W Harrison and another hunter arrived Saturday night from a Big Hole hunting trip. They bagged an antlered buck elk and venison and also secured ducks. The party reports a pleasant and successful expedition. The note on vitality promotes Grape Nuts with cream for breakfast and links steady energy to proper food. Read The Road to Wellville in packages.
City items report Stage's bedding sale and Verberckmoes optician in town while visitors from Helena and Dest Lodge dine at the Montana Hotel. Sheriff Fleming returns with a state reform school prisoner from Miles City as local letters remain unclaimed and shoppers seek Strain's Fourth Class jeans.
The funeral for Robert W. Bammer, who died after an operation at Murray's hospital in Hutte, was held yesterday at the Methods church. Many local business houses closed so proprietors and clerks could attend. The service followed the Wednesday notice of his passing.
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs A C Noah a slater, with a reference to yesterday and a person named Carney, suggesting a brief local society note or reminiscence about arrivals or visits.
Associated Press reports Birmingham telegraphers who walked out in August will be rehired tomorrow under the same conditions they were working under when called out. Local managers say workers will be reemployed as individuals, with about 100 men involved.
Bankers in St Louis Cleveland and other cities report money tight but not dangerous. Indianapolis Cincinnati and Milwaukee issue clearing house certificates to protect depositors while New York stabilization appears near. Portland and Denver bankers see no local effects and anticipate steady recovery as Pacfic Northwest crops surge.
The Oct Bankers report says Salt Taki’s week ends with no fear or unusual deposits. Money remains tight with securities low and rates high. Pall money at 7 percent and time loans at 1 percent. Five Reno banks, closed recently, will reopen tomorrow despite the governor’s holiday to Nov 4.
On October 26 in Santa Maria, California, three workmen were killed when a dynamite charge they were using to blast a casing for a syndicate exploded. Authorities described the incident as a fatal blast during construction work in San Luis Obispo County.
Personal recommendations from people cured of coughs and colds by Chamberlains Cough Remedy have driven its sales across a broad expanse of the civilized world, turning it into a staple article of trade and commerce.
James Reddick, chairman of the Republican county central committee and public administrator, died when the automobile he rode in overturned near Libertyville after skidding on a muddy road. Other occupants suffered only minor injuries. The report notes the mishap occurred early this morning with passengers escaping with slight harm.
AP reports Oct 27 that banking authorities expect beneficial results from coordinated effort and refined remedial plans to alleviate tensions. Officials anticipate normal currency flow for legitimate business tomorrow, with checks used for day to day needs and no broad currency scarcity anticipated.
Seattle report says Capt. Marty P. Weaver, famed Pacific sea captain, died of typhoid fever at Providente hospital after a Nome voyage on the President. Born in Pictsa, he sailed from New York before joining the West. He commanded the Roanoke and later served Northwestern Steamship, with noted efficiency. Public funeral service planned at Alameda. undertaker Watt.F
Special Correspondence reports Elijah Smith the Malt a bank cashier charged with embezzling funds. The trial was adjourned to January term as prosecutors sought to add witnesses Jc. Ricker and J.C. Lyman. Defense objects, saying the last minute names surprise them and hinder rebuttal. Judge Tattan ordered continued proceedings.
A wife recovering from fatigue and strain is urged to begin a tonic with specific powers to restore energy and well being. The message notes flagging energies, backache, headaches, and nervousness as signs of decline and recommends immediate preventive action through strengthening tonics.
In Deer Lodge County Montana a special session of the board of county commissioners is called. It will be held at the courthouse in Anaconda on Friday and Saturday the 1st and 24th of November to transact business specified in the foregoing order. County Clerk and Recorder ARVEY A. NELL issued the notice with official seal on October 25, 1907.
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