Rich copper strike draws excitement at Allyn camp Montana
In Teton county near the Blackfoot reserve a two-foot vein of copper pyrites shows on the Cracker mine. James H. Harris of Michigan and Montana Copper Mining says the vein may run 40 to 66 percent. Allyn camp, population 500, prepares for earnest work with camps, houses, sawmill, store, and social events as prospecting expands in the Cracker vein area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altyn
Blackfoot
Teton County
Great Falls
James H. Harris
Michigan and Montana
Allyn
Harris
Rocky Mountains
Kalispell
State Commisssioner of Lands and Agriculture
J. H. Calderhead
Oliver M. Holmes
Dan Doody
Boulder
A. M. Esler Mining Company
Helena
Cracker
Michigan and Montana Company
Paris
Rocky Mountain
Red Bluff Mines and Hexener Prospect Progress
Red Bluff mines push development as A W Tanner resumes work on Pole Creek placers with William Tarleton as foreman. Rich plans include a $4,000 gallows frame, a 60 ton concentrator, and a 40 ton unit at Red Chief. Comstock mine restarts. Hexener works advance under W H Harrison and Condon with a 57 foot shaft deepening toward a new ore-contorting drift.
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A. W. Tanner
Red Bint
Pole Creek
Pony Sentinel
Barney Ryan
Toronto
William Tarleton
Mr. Tanner
Red Bluff
Macksmith
Red Chief
Higbee & Hawkins
Meadow Creek
Griffin
Wilfley
Comstock
New Ledge Prospect Promises Big Ore On Mackey Creek
Asanya of the new discovery reports high grade ore flowing 20 to 60 ounces in a river drift. A 45 foot stretch yielded about 12 tons of rich ore with visible ore in sight, enough to cover all development costs. Promoters plan two compartment raises to convert into a working shaft and, if sinking succeeds, will raise bond, add a large steam hoist, and mine on a large scale toward a potential dividend.
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Neihart Herald
W. H. Harrison
D. J. Condon
C. H. Burchard
Hexener
Asanya
Jag Hiré
Mackey Creek
West Fisher Reporter Sees Rich Ore in Flathead District
L H Faust, formerly of Bibby News, visited West Pinh er district in Flathead country last week. He spoke encouragingly of ore deposits, noting four blanket veins spanning ten miles with high free-milling gold values, though only two properties have seen substantial work.
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L. H. Faust
The
Bibby News
West Pinher
Flathead Country
Mining Briefs Spotlight Montana Operations and Reopenings
Several mining men from Butte inspected the Polaris mine near Dillon last Sunday. It is understood the old mine will be reopened and a big crew of men employed. Heavy shipments of mining machinery continue to arrive at Blackfoot and are being freighted to Swift Current where great activity prevails at present.
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Butte
Polaris
Dillon
Blackfoot Ad
Swift Murrent
Schwartz Will Stay in Jail Pending Habeas Case
Sheriff Vincent, from Wood County Wisconsin, returned from Helena with authority to extradite Jacob Schwartz to Wisconsin on adultery charges with Mrs Annie Fitz. A writ of habeas corpus won’t be heard until the 27th, and Schwartz remains jailed about ten days. If Judge Clancy denies the petition it ends the matter. Sheriff Regan must produce Schwartz then unless he waives the proceeding.
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Vincent
Wood County
Wisconsin
Helena
Jacob Schwartz
Schwarzarock
Annie Fitz
Butte
Schwart
Regan
Schwartz
Hotels Guest List Names Numerous Travelers
A long list of guests at various hotels is presented with names and origins from cities including Butte Helena New York St Louis Portland and San Francisco. An advertisement follows touting a new cold swaged unbreakable sewing machine needles sold only by Sherman the undertaker.
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the Butte
Dan Fitzgerald
Waina
H. Jacobs
Helena
Frey O'Hagan
New York
Henry Abéles
Denver
Joseph Freiberg
Cincignatt
J. M. Wheeler
Maude Wheeler
San
Sherman
Undertaker
State School of Mines offers four year mining and electrical
The State School of Mines at Butte Montana offers a four year course in mining and electrical engineering with two terms of 20 weeks each per year. The first term opens September. Tuition free to Montana residents. For further information address N R Ganard, Butte Mont.
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State School of Mines
Butte
Montana
Tuitton
N. R
Anard
Mont
Allen's Foot-Ease Promises Quick Foot Relief
An old foot powder advertisement claims Allen's Foot-Ease cures swollen feet and ingrown nails, relieves burning and tired feet, and eases bunions. It touts cooling comfort for those with tight shoes and foot pain, selling for 25 cents with trial packages available.
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Allen &, Olmsted
We Roy
Lodge Meeting Notices For Butte And Silver Bow
Regular meeting details for BUTTE LODGE No. ALM R&M and SILVER BOW LODGE No. A F A M list second and fourth Tuesdays and Thursdays monthly. Sojourning brethren invited to attend with secretary signatures and directions to Masonic Temples.
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Butte
ALM & R& M
Silver Bow Lodge No
A.M
Masonic Temple
Das Wamces
Board of Directors Elected By Business Men's Association
The Business Men's Association met and elected a new board of directors including B. H. Renlech, E. Harris, D. M. Newbro, Henry Mueller, A. F. Bray, Judge W. Q. Speer, E. B. Weirick, John E. Davis, P. J. Brophy, O. Hight, J. W. Passmore, D. J. Hennessy, W. M. Horgan, James Broughton and ex Governor J. E. Richards. Henry Mueller, T. A. Bennetts and James H. Lynch joined the membership roll.
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Business Men's Association
B. H. Renlech
Pen BE. Harris
D. M. Newbro
Henry Mueller
A. F. Bray
W. Q. Speer
E. B. Weirick
John E. Davis
P. J. Brophy
O. Hight
J. W. Passmore
D. J. Hennessy
W. M. Horgan
James Broughton
J E. Richards
T. 4. Bennetts
James H. Lynch
Henry Strasburger
Mr. Strasburg
Centerville
Walker- Ville
Messrs
D. J. Hennesay
P. J. Prophy
Carter
Finance Committee
J. R. Richards
W. C. Speer
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad Company
John A. Cannon
HL 8
Clark
Mary Ann Lode
Presidents Hill and
Mellen
President Hill
Butle
Mellent
Northern Pacific
Union
Montana Union
Great Northern
Rad
Mellsen
Nani
Hytle
St. Paul
De Neri feast at 114 N Main St for local park
An event at 114 North Main Street in Ho for the Natloca park drew attention as Tra kportalia company J Q Goss delivered goods to Eliver Bow block.
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de Neri Feotst
N. Main St
Park Vli
J. Q. Goss
Lagen
Eliver Bow Block
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Pittsburg
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Missoula
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Sal Lake
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James J . McDowell
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Minneapolis
James Sullivan
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Mia
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Salt Lake
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Chicago
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