Mines Near DeBorgia poised for ore shipment next week
T B Weller reports Western Montana iron mountain belt mines improving with a new copper strike in No 2 drift and about 1000 feet of development on six claims. A wagon road contract to DeBorgia Station advances ore logistics as Richard P Barden sells undeveloped Kenwood claims tied to a historic Northern Pacific land dispute ruling in 1895.
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T. B. Weller
Denver & Rock Island
Iron Mountain Belt
Montana
DeBorgia
Weller
Coeur d'Alene
Richard P. Barden
Helena
Butte
Kr. Barden
Kenwood
Lewis and
Clarke County
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Supreme Court
Red Chief mine to install thirty ton concentrator
Visitors report Red Chief mine will set up a thirty ton concentrator with grading started Monday. Machinery ordered and to arrive within three weeks. Mill to be built at Red Chief and run from Water Lode, operated by C. L. Sherman. First carload shipped from Water Lode last Friday with weekly shipments expected.
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Red Bluff
Red Chief
Pony Sentinel
C. L. Sherman
Pony Mines Strike Raises Prospect at Long and Syddenham
Dick Syddenham reports a substantial ore find on the Pony mine under a two-year lease from Norris and Elling. Assays run from 60 to 261 dollars in gold, with ten sacks hauled out last Sunday. The strike lies about thirty feet from Frank Long's end line, cutting through his claim as he advances a separate ore lead. Long expects to open a new road on his ground and extract 4000 to 5000 dollars in about three months after stoping current work. An option on Long's property for 5000 dollars was offered a month ago but not taken. Syddenham left for Butte after taking a car and tracking equipment.
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Dick Syddenham
Pony
Norris & Elling
Pony Sen
Frank Long
Frank
Mr. Long
Syddenham
Butte
Mining Briefs from Pony West and Norwegian Creek
Colonel C. F. Lloyd of Butte spent several days this week examining the mines at Pony West. Crowell, formerly with ter brite, has encountered some geological reports at the Oregon mine near Pony. Judge Duncan, operating a property on Norwegian Creek in Madison county, is preparing to send regular shipments to Helena.
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C. F. Lloyd
Butte
Pony West
Crowell
Ter Brite
Oregon
Pony
Duncan
Norwegian Creek
Madison County
Helena
Pharmaceutical Association meeting in Butte Montana
The Montana Pharmaceutical association holds its annual meeting in Butte on Tuesday with a large state-wide turnout expected. After the business session delegates will take a trolley ride to the gardens followed by a banquet in the evening. Committees cover On Trade Interest On Pharmacy and Queries On Legislation and On Entertainment with named members listed.
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Montana Pharmaceutical Association
Butte
L. G. Smith
George Fresheimer
Fred Scheuber
M. R. Randall
C. B. Hoskins
Emil Starz
H. M. Parden
J. E. O'Connor
A. E. Spriggs
T. A. Fosselman
Invitation cards and club event tease readers for August social
Fragmentary OCR unearthed names Paxson and Rockefeller amid garbled phrases about invitation cards for a night ball. A drug clerk is noted with a Columbia Gardena label and a dubious drink promotion appears, with a secretary’s signature suggesting a promotional or social event.
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Bliver Bow
Mohn M. Doulia
Base Ball Gossip Sparks State League Trades
The Helena and Great Falls teams exchange players Tinker to Helena and Marshall to Great Falls. Tinker is a standout fielder but weak at bat while Marshall is a strong hitter and weak fielder. A big crowd saw the Hellbrow vs court house game, won 11 to 9. Butte and Great Falls meet again on home ground as the third in the series. Batting orders listed for Great Falls and Butte. John Cavanaugh named umpire replacing Arthur Clarkson. praised as likely a first class umpire.
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Helena
Great Falls
Tinker
Marshall
Hellbrow
Court House
Butte
Muller
Huston
Shelton
Shortsto
Zear
Hurlburt
Peeples
Menefee
Ij Butte
Burke
Perham
Igat Hammond
Dunleavy
McDonough
Bissell
Donahue
Thieleman Or St. Vrain
John Cavanaugh
Anaconda
Lucas
Arthur Clarkson
Demond
Cavanaugh
Changes in fines and acquittals in local court cases
Fred Osenberg pleaded guilty to driving over a fire rose and had 15 dollars remitted from a 25 dollar fine after Judge Sullivan inquired into the case. Miss Paulina in the Tenderloin paid five dollars for a technical soliciting violation. Two others, Sadie White and another, were each fined five dollars. David was acquitted for interfering with Officer Peters. Thomas O'Brien was acquitted for assault, tied to a ring dispute with a woman. Archie Sprague’s case was postponed due to the absence of the complainant.
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Fred Osenberg
Sullty
Sullivan
Paulina
Tenderloin
David
Peters
Brodle
Thomas O'Brien
Eal Flemming
O'Brien
Shim
Mr. Brodie
City Pay Roll Delivers July Wages Across Departments
City Hall payroll officer Clerk Callan distributes the July city payroll totaling 18,000 with allocations to Police, Street, Sprinkling, Tire, Public Works, Health, Engineering, Public Improvements, and Special Improvements District No 11. Amounts shown include 2,041.00 for Police and 4,373.06 for the Street Department among others.
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Callan
Poor Children's Picnic at Columbia Gardens
The poor children of Butte, numbering about two, were guests of the Associated Charities at Columbia Gardens. They enjoyed a trolley ride courtesy of Manager Wharton, explored the grounds, and shared a picnic provided by the Christian Union with pies, ice cream, and fruit. A dog coursing event schedule followed for West Side on Sunday, August 6, 1900, featuring multiple matchups and a match race for a $100 prize.
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Butte
Associated Charities
Columbia Gardens
Wharton
The
Christan Uni
West Side
J. E. Hosking
Rash
C. Gardner
Slouch
Thompson & Fennett
Lady Glendine
Suit for accounting over Bloom and Swanson saloon
Charles O Swanson petitions the district court for an accounting and receiver for the Bloom Swanson co partner saloon business at 8 East Park street formed August 2 1899 Each to share profits and losses Swanson alleges Swanson has refused accounting withheld property sold partnership funds diverted assets and refuses settlement Swanson seeks court order directing Swanson Swanson to deposit all partnership money with the court and divide proceeds and wind up affairs and appoint a receiver to close the business and dissolve the partnership
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Charles O. Swanson
Charles Bloom
The
Plain Ut
Bloom
Plaintite
Plainiff
Madam Graham's Predictions Cause Sensation in Butte
A prominent medium draws daily crowds at 68 West Broadway as residents seek insights into past present and future. Reports describe her as a clairvoyant and a living conduit to spirits, delivering unvarnished truths and comforting messages that leave visitors satisfied.
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Madam Graham
Butte
West Broadway
Argyle
Post
Metropolitan
Graham
Bence
Lillian Whiting
Swedenborg
Short Line announces special train from Butte to Dillon
The Short Line will run a special train leaving Butte at 8 30 a m and returning from Dillon at 7 30 p m stopping at Big Hole river points to let passengers on and off. Rates are one dollar to Glen and return and tavern six dollars. G D H Wilson is general agent. Also note Lion Coffee premiums displayed in Gallogly Co's front window.
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Butte
Dillon
Big Hole
Glen
Wilson
State School of Mines Admits Free Tuition For Montanans
The State School of Mines Hutte Montana offers a four year course in mining and electrical engineering with two 20 week terms per year. First term opens September 1. Tuition is free for Montana residents. For more information contact N J Leonard Butte Mont. Also notes removal and local business items.
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State School of Mines
Hutte
Montana
N. J. Leonard
Butte
Mont
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Pony Mines
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Sadie White
Coing
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Lamb
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Undertaker
Lion Coffee
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J. Q. Goss
Jagen
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