Opened dance saloon stirs controversy in Butte
Mrs Mitchell arrives from Salt Lake City with four assistants to open a new establishment in Butte. The venture faces opposition over concerns of licensure and morality as residents debate if the venue will harm the town. Mitchell is arrested after complaints claim the house functions as a public dancing saloon. The case proceeds before local justices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ute Institute
Avery Butte
Iain
Montana
Sodom
Mutana
Mitchell
Salt Lake City
Tighmunt
Jong Odds
Shery
Jsutsu
Lome
Justice Wiles
Jiaying
Butte
Cabinet of Minerals Proposed for Butte Neighbors
A plea to gather mineral specimens for a public cabinet in Miser cave to educate visitors about local ores. Donors labeled with specimen name and ledge, kept behind glass. aims to boost prospecting interest and public attention to new finds. Also notes on sewing trades and a new hardware store opening in Butte City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulte
Sneba
Butte
Ong Iine
Butte City
Layna & Jac
Butte News Briefs Include Ball Plans and Repairs
Local items report a masquerade ball with tickets at three dollars and a hoped for standout entertainment. Dellinger Hyde add a two story stone rear extension on Main street, while the Alice mine shaft work nears another hundred feet and a pump installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Public School
Messrs. Dellinger & Hyde
Main Street
Preston Scott
Welain
Butte
Glendale
Progress of Work in the Different Mines
The North Western Company reports rich ore at the lower level of their mine with 329 feet depth and plans for more reduction works and mills. Manager Frank Frisbee and agent David Carson push operations at Hopemine, Algonquin, Salinas, Durfee, and Trout Will, signaling growing Montana mining prosperity.
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Butle
North Western Company
Algonquin
Salinas
Alurmy
Durfee
Prank Frisbee
David Carson
J. E Pridee
Montana
Philipsburg
Pannirsuvne
Glexdale
Mining and Milling Notes On Silver Lodes and Claims
The report outlines surface indications near the Andy Johnson lode showing a new vein with similar size to the original but yielding 105 ounces of silver per ton versus 205. Barnard and Co. work the Maximilian lode at 40 feet depth with a three foot width, improving grade to 90 ounces per ton, while the North Star shaft shows a newer vein four feet deeper now delivering 260 ounces per ton. Ore is free milling, but reduction works for Butler are inadequate and limited capacity may hinder production.
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Andy Johnson
Messis
Barnard
McClusland
Messrs. Barnard & Co
Butle
Tuiel
North Star
Notable visitors and business figures in Butte and Helena
A parade of professionals and merchants visits Helena and Butte, including Marebessaut of Marehesseau & Valston Butte, Mev E Freysching of Root & Co, W J Young and family returning from Wisconsin, Joaquin Abaseal of Beartown, L F Lewis of Clancy pursuing ore, M J Connell of Bonner & Co, and others. Planes, teachers, and agents traverse towns, with Mr Trent of Fraser Chalmers praising Butte as the greatest mining camp.
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Marebesseaut
Marehesseau & Valston Butte
Helena
Mev E
Freysching
Ead, Root & Co
Helens
W. J. Young
Wischitin
Joaquin Abaseal
Beartown
LF. Lewis
Clancy
Butte
Jrst National Bank of
M. J. Connell
L. Bonner & Co
Bute
Metropolis
New North West
al. Dell
Pioneer
Sam
Wn. Hudnall(Buck
R. 8. Hale & Co
Deer Lodge
Montana
Hudnall
Lizsie Self
J. F. Saville
Butte Public School
Nellie Rogan
Deer Lodge City
John Trisberger
Tues
Parden & D?acteal
Ohnunie
Yrisberger
L. C. Trent
Northwestern
Frue
Vanners
Trent
New York Mining and Engineering Journal
Alt
Fraser, Chahners & Co
Philipsburg
Chicago
Vanner
Oregon
Canada
Moniana
Bir
West
Nevada
Missouri River
Weekly Bullion Shipment and Mill Incident at Butte
During the past week 5703 pounds of fine bullion valued at 7674 dollars were shipped from Butte. Four large bars melted on Saturday at the Walker Gross mill, weighing a little over five hundred pounds, and could not be shipped for lack of sacks. Joseph Gate, manager of the WY Uslow Creek Lumber Company, bought last week from Sterprenant and Mercean the shingle machine used with the barasta. The machine will be operated with the large saw mill to be erected at Willow Creek, where a huge log lot is ready for the saw.
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Willow Creek Lumber Company
W. A. Clark
Willow Creek
Kéitor Rutle
Heela Company
Athantis
Cit Butte
Sheviff
E. O'S
Butte
Merla Consolidated Mining Company
Hoosterheim
Hecla, Company
Biz Thole
Flimsulf
Walker Gross Mill
WY Uslow Creek Lumber Company
Sterprenant
Mercean
Barastra
Prisoners to Work On County Road in Five Segments
In Butte area news from Judge Armitage reports five petty larceny prisoners will perform county good service, totaling 421 days of labor at pick and shovel. A horse span owned by Dr. Greenleaf bolted from a post, injuring one animal. Rumors say Levi and McGi lost 4000 in Miles City. The scaffold for McAndrews’ hanging at Radersburg was erected but dismantled after a reprieve. January assay office figures show revenues and transactions. A long list of post office letters is published with many names and a note to advertise by calling “advertised” and giving a date.
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Butte
Uist
Umbas
Buttegall
Greenleaf
Tual
Avant Courier
Levi
MeGi
Miles City
McAndrews
Radersturg
Atherton
Allen Peter Adams
Baxter
Burtz
Henry Barton
John Busenbeck
Ike Broy
Bony Brown
Turner Crisman
Craig Jas
Campbell
Cook
Cuvin
Mehael Carefoot
Degenhart
Dwyer
Fitzgerald Pat Green
John Gor
MO Gualigher
Thos Bargant
Tiatforth
Sarah — Hirst
Hughes
Hanson Peter
HolYiand
John Jacobs
King Ed
Kennedy IL
Kidder
Kidier
Leavy Moreneedampes
Maulamphy
McEwan
JO McRae
McCall
Melhvne
McTaggart
Ra McLaughtin
PJ McDonald
Howie M. Salmon
John Strive Jas
Shatier Fal Bolstes
Stoneré Neegan Seaver
J P&co Swlizar
Shay
Swan Rabe Sehell
Strong
Terrell
Thomas d
Thayer HN
Thomas John Tamm
Henry Wright
Winters Moses Walking
Wricht
Wattic
E Wilson
Waite Claris
Wakenmn
Perseas
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Butte Miner
Fidelity Lodge Nog
M. T
Dexxis Leary
N. G. Poll F. Scumidt
Lesren
Premurer
A.M
Butte Lodge
Wal & AL
Avon
Tlead
J. F. Beck
W. Mt. Wanner
Sec Y.tly
Religious Services
Epsooral
M.N. Gilbert
St.Jaawnes
Beer Loge City
Loebers Hal Butte
Hing
J. Dt. Russel
Pelstar
Batle
la. A
Babe
Orig
Rex Pure
E. L. Bonner & CO
Alice
Poulin
Kelleher
Green
Muntana
Camas Prairie
Juson Co
Orexon
Fhiliprborg Meking Intelligence
Copel Furases
Dircat
Atc
Beavy Mining Sale
Barnarl & McGausland
Walker Bros
Louie
Vderiutd
Fran M. A. Meyendorf
U. S
Anson Tord, P.M
Masonic
Corinne
Utah
Oneida
B. F. White
Maan City
Inauo
U. S. Land Office
M.T
Mottana
Joseph R. Walker
Recorder’s
Frank Moulton
Register
A.J. ¥Oznalsky
Nols Lode
Sitgatsd
Summit Valley
Deer Lodge County
Montana Territory
Caowneps
G. P.H. Bielexberg
Henry Jacops
Fred Loruex
Burre
Washington
Dusseun and
Burt
Lyell
Allen Pierse
Holgman & Bro
New York
Urovis
Ibavent
William Gopinus
Maryn Street
Burts
L.W. Foster & Co
Ty & Grenou
Anti Further Ag
Payins
Willow Creek Lumber Co
Pierson & Co
Innelersletyex
Sawyer
Warrean
Butidere
Inrgo
Clarce
Bates & Grenon
Sam. M.jorns
the. Wesus
A. F. Shapleigh & CO
F. Holesalee
Cutler
Carry & Camp
Main St. St. Louis, Mc
Lieder Zranz
Loeber
Evering
D. Gamer
Chas
Obertress
PB. Schaudt
Henry Lefpork
W. Wespaum
Frank Beck
Joux Hauscharn
Joan NevEs
Heyer Lderruer
Citas. Kallhacher
Fred Loeb - Cab
Halvorson
Glo, T, Hale
Revie Nemurphey
Fall Grav Band
Ty the String Band
Blum’s Baxar
Hale's
Hines & Halverson's
Leeson
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