Monarch Strike May Trigger New Concentrating Plant
A party led by James H. Lynch and others returned from Basin with a new strike at the Monarch mine 1½ miles northwest of Basin Montana. The six foot wide high grade galena ore carries silver copper lead and gold and could yield rich returns. a test at Butte may lead to a large concentrator this fall aided by county road improvements.
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James H. Lynch
Thomas Driscol
Daniel Drew
Basin
Monarch
Montana
Peay
Butte
The Anaconda Topper Mining Company Overview
George L. Walker reports on The Anaconda Topper Mining Company, a major Amalgamated Copper asset, noting its scale as the world’s largest copper producer and second largest silver producer. It runs a vast network including a 52 mile railroad, smelting and refining plants, two department stores, and extensive ore handling capacity. The piece details ore output, smelting trends, blast furnace adoption, and the company’s substantial earnings and expanding operations.
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George L. Walker
Boston Financial News
Butte
Anaconda Topper Mining Company
Amalgamated Copper Company
Besdes
Butte Mountain
Boston
City of
Anaconda
Anaconda Company
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Itn
Boston & Montana
Amalgamated Group of Mines
Dentist J Calder S Sighs Boston College Training
J Calder B D S a dentist and fellow of the Boston Dental College formerly demonstrated operative dentistry and dental science in Chicago. He will have an office on the third floor of 99 and 40 Owsl ey Block with elevator access.
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Aston Dental College
Boston
Chicago
Owsley Biock
Broughton Visits Utah Consolidated Mines for Smelter Expansion
Hon Urban H Broughton president of Utah Consolidated gold mines arrived from Montana to inspect the Banansa at Bingham and its smelter. He pledged enlargements to double output by January 1 and praised ore yields, noting no exploration beneath current levels is needed yet. He expects dividends to follow once directors approve distribution.
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Urban H. Broughton
Utah Consolidated Gold Mines
Tmited
Highland Boy
Montana
Bngham
Sayn
Salt Lake Tribune
Broughton
Highland Boys
Salt Lake
Boston
Department of the Plant
Fischer
Bonanza
Utah
Diamond R enlarges concentrator and expands office block
The Diamond R company plans to double concentrator capacity and expand operations after buying Herman Luther’s brick block in Great Falls for offices. Improvements include air cooling from the dynamo, steam heat, and hot and cold water on both floors. Survey for Broadwater railway completed with a 1 percent grade, ore to Moulton mine, gravity tram to mill, horses to haul cars, and a near finished sluiceway for concentrates. Managers press ahead with new enterprises, aiming for 1000 tons daily within a year.
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Neihart Herald
Herman Luther
Great Falls
Geo. Wilson
Philipsburg
Moulton
the Herald
Rich Cedar Creek Claims Near Libby Report High Assays
The Libby News notes the Selkirk group on Cedar Creek yielded silver assays as high as 600 dollars and mill tests average 600 dollars per ton. The claims lie thirteen miles southwest of Libby and seven miles from the Great Northern.
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Libby
Selkirk
Cedar Creek
Great Northern
Rich discovery at A P mine claims area
The Ellis brothers work near the A P mine with Tom Welch and George Lenn stread. They report a long abandoned Frenio1 claim where a twenty foot shaft and fifteen foot drift yielded ore worth over 1 per ton in free gold. They aim to power a small mill and later a twenty stamp mill, with a tunnel 1500 feet below to access water and a potential mill sites. Other claims include Grand View Sunrise and Hamlet. Earlier samples reached 5 000 dollars. Dr German dentist 14 W Main 1.
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Ellis Bros
Tom Welch
George Lennstread
Pony Sentinel
Ent
Roup
Grand View
Sunrise
Hamiet
Butte umpire awards game after crowd interference
Butte leads state league as umpire Brennan awards the game 9 to 7 to Butte after ruling a blocked ball by a spectator a fielder’s error. Great Falls protests and crowd support shift. Helena beats Anaconda 9 to 1 with Salisbury dominant on the mound.
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Brennan
Great Falls
Butte
Garett
Helena
Anaconda
Great ‘Falls
Marshall
Huston
McDonough
Hammond
McClosky
Pool hall workers win rough 27 to 15 over rivals
In a late night ball game at the baseball park, King & Lowry pool room employees defeated the Butte pool room crew 27 to 15. Five innings were played. crowd enjoyed the rough, humorous contest as both sides tired. Captains were E C Streich for King & Lowry and Frank Crosa for Butte Hotel, with umpires T Kearney and C Gorman.
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Baseball Park
King & Lowry Pool Room
Butte Pool Room
Butte Hotel
Jst
King & Lowry
E. C. Streich
Frank Crosa
T. Kearney
C. Gorman
King & Lowry - Seepeebt
Desreree
Butte
Ay Butte
Tooters
James Turner
Mel Lowry
Jerome Smith
Abe Cohen
Emil Hansen
Hair Brush Dandruff Warns European Expert Says Contagion Possible
Prof Anna Hamburg European authority on skin diseases warns dandruff spreads through shared hair brushes. She urges Newbro's Herpicide as an antiseptic that kills the dandruff germ and prevents contagion from another's brush. Queen Marguerite cigar, Mt for king.
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Anna
Hamburg
Germany
Newbro
Tpot
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North Main St
Keeley
Keeley Institute of Utah
First
North and West Temple
P.O
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Fosselman Drug CO
Hast Park Street
Calkins’ Book Store
N. Main Street
Prifghard-Harrison Carpet Co
Man Ema Eee
Hong Kong
Alex
Japan
NUM Fay
West Park Street
Teulea
Alba
Chitose
Mercury St
J. Calder, B.D. S
the Diamond R
Dr. German
W. Main
Salisbury
Pieved
Botte
Queen Marguerite
Star
Emery
Percale
Madras
Oxford
Riegel Clothing Go
J. T. Carroll
Arizona
Platinum Sts
Nevills & Co
E. Park
S. Main Street
Hendrix & Miacaulay
South Main St
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