Sunrise mine bond to be taken up after new hoisting plant
W D Bohn, Sunrise Mining superintendent, with A J McKay, arrived in town to discuss renewing the English bond on the Sunrise mine near Whit. The mine, owned by Ishight Bros and Hen Minor with ex Sheriff Haines of Madison County, is bonded to an English company for 140000. Bricker’s former 1/5 interest, sold two years ago for 250 at sheriff’s sale, could now be worth about 30000. Bohn reports strong development with a deep double compartment shaft and a new hoisting plant, and London reports to the directors may prompt bond renewal.
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W. D. Bohn
Sunrise Mining Company
Sunrise
Whit
A. J. McKay
Mayflower
Bobn
Ishight Bros
Whitehall
Hen Minor
Haines
Madison Sunty
Virginia City
Fonerly
David Bricker
David
Jefferson Valley Trading Company
Bricker
Sunlight
Bohn
Tater Mountain
London
Libby Mining News Reports Tap of Flagstaff Ledge
Ben M. Thomas reports Henry Heldt and partners progressing a crosscut tunnel to tap the Flagstaff ledge. Playstaff claims in Rainy Creek district seen as most promising, with region’s future tied to current work. JP Mitchell notes a Libby to Snowshoe mine telegraph line project may start next week and finish in about ten days.
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Libby News
Ben M. Thomas
Rainy Creek
Henry Heldt
Rainy Croek
Bangser
Creuent
Ratny Creek
Libby
Rainy Eroek
JP. Mitchell
Snowshoe
Republic Items and Ore Find at Admiral Dewey
A large body of low grade ore is reported at the Admiral Dewey location. At the Delta, a six foot wide ledge sits at the bottom of a twenty foot shaft, but the ore is of very low grade.
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Admiral Dewey
Construction notices for Monroe tunnel Mary Ann Snow Drop
A contract is let to continue the Monroe tunnel for fifty feet while work on the Mary Ann is suspended temporarily. A shaft has been started on the Snow Drop.
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Monroe
Mary Ann
Continued Deep Freeze Grips Butte As Cold Holds On
The flat registers 48 degrees below zero this morning with the city sheltering spots showing severe cold. Trains run behind schedule due to steam and rail issues, but plows keep tracks clear. The outlook hints at a swift Chinook and warmer weather, easing the long cold period.
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Polk Bears
Tutte
Main Street
Parret
Malin and
Broadway
Butte
Weather Bureau
Laley
Helena
Calgary
Explosion of molten slag at Butte Reduction works shocks west side
An explosion between five and six last evening caused anxiety on the west side. Police were notified and Captain Dawson suspected a boiler blast before discovering the true cause. Gas plant checked, large slag discharge sent molten metal onto ice, yet no injuries reported and few were frightened.
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West Side
Dawson
South Main Street
Butte
Degree of Honor Enjoys Jovial Lodge Evening
Faithful lodge No 37 Degree of Honor held a lively program at their hall last Tuesday night featuring Mrs Hines on piano, Eva Smith and Gertrude Smith recitations, Irene Sheridan and the Dawson sisters singing, Ellen Harkins and Della Saivr piano duet, Eva Casey dance, and remarks by Mrs Ryley of Missoula grand chief of honor. Refreshments followed with a cake walk to close.
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Faithful Lodge No. 37
Degree of Honor
Mrs. Hines
Eva Smith
Irene Sheridan
Ellen Harkins
Della Saivr
Gertrude Smith
Eva Casey
Dawson Sisters
Ryley
Missoula
Peace maker Torpey intervenes as Mulcahey drunk at home
OmMecer Torpey was summoned to 412 North Main Street this morning to calm Thomas Mulcahey, who returned home in a drunken and abusive state. Torpey warned Mulcahey that a future disturbance would lead to arrest, and released him after he promised to behave.
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OmMecer Torpey
North Main Street
Thomas Mulcahey
Torpey
Mulcahey
Police Court fines in drunkenness cases
In police court Bert Marsh a lawyer was arrested last night for drunkenness and was bound over to plead. John Van Buren charged with drunkenness and disturbance of the peace was fined 10 dollars and costs and sent to jail. John Fleming and Don Malone, plain drunks, were fined 5 dollars each.
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Bert Marsh
John van Buren
John Fleming
Don Malone
Amos' Turkish Baths in Butte Offer Day and Night Service
There is but one Turkish Bath in Butte Amos' at Main and Broadway. The baths claim to cure and prevent many diseases. Open day and night with experienced attendants and lady shampooers for ladies. Turkish bath one dollar and plain bath lower rates.
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Butte
Main
Broadway
Amos
Traveling Men Too Cold To Do Business In Montana
More than six hundred commercial travelers operate in Montana with Butte as a hub. The harsh cold kept many indoors, but the trade network remains active, and salaries totaling at least 1.2 million dollars flow through their dealings as they visit towns such as Dillon Helena St Louis New York and San Francisco.
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Mercury
Butters and
Montana
Butte
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Libbey
Emer Ened
Highte Fairhill
Jewelers
Jefferson
Oregon Avenue
Brooiw’y
Republic Items
Tolli
Gans & Klein
Boys
W. B. Sleeper
Atlantic States
A. C. Groeneveld
St. Paul
Groeneveld
Charles Hall
Helen
Albert Edward Zuckerman
San Francisco
John Walsh
Thomas Riley
Omaha
W. 5S
Stitt
Wilson Bros
D. T. Haskett
Dillon
L. M. Henoch
W. L. Sharp
F. M. Bullock
C. Gacret
Chicago
Rock Island
Copper City Law and Collection Agency
Owsley Block
Dr. Wix
ROYAL
Lutey Bros
Cash Grocery
W. Park St
Butte, Montana
P.j.brophy
Sanitas Nut Food CO
Flathead Valley
Huckleberties
Brophy
Main St. Butte
Castle Gate
E. C. Davey
Good Jersey
Birchdale Stock Farm
W. Broadway
Direct Savings
Wilton Rugs
Axminster
West Park Street
Mont
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