Promising Tungsten Property in Columbia River District
A German syndicate leases a Daisy area tungsten claim on the Columbia River below Daisy and expects extensive development next summer. They have already mined ore sold to Krupps at about 3000 dollars per ton.
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Bear Creek News reports mine reopening and spring plans
Bear Mountain mine to reopen this week with hopes of profitable returns. Sunday school received three dozen song books from mine manager T. E. Newton who had spent months there. Various local visits, spring work, and an Easter program are noted along with homesteaders moving into Stevens county and a bill by Senator Ankeny to sell surplus Spokane Indian lands.
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Ben Kroll
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