Copperopolis Group Sold Amid Copper Prospects at Helena
W. W. McDowell of Reynolds & McDowell completed the purchase of the Copperopolis mining claims for over 50 000 after a bond period. The Northern Pacific, St. John and Darling properties formed the group, with shipments to Butte smelters yielding handsome returns. About 40 men employed, with potential transfer to Amalgamated Copper pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. McDowell
Reynolds & McDowell
Copperopolis
Copperopolla Group of
Northern Pacific
St. John
Darling
Butte
McDowell
Copperopolia
Amalgamated Copper Company
Coppac
Copper at Helena
Helena Herald reports near term mining deal near Helena. Negotiations may bond the Kenwood claim to East Helena smelter manager Whitley for about 20000 dollars. Royal claim west of town also eyeing a similar bond around 20000 dollars. Assessor Huffaker and others decline to identify buyers. Copper ore assays run 25 to 35 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
City of Helens
Kenwood
Huffaker
William Holbrook
Whitley
East Helena
Periieedan
Meret Helena
H. Topel
F. A. Housewald
G. W. White
Topel
West Fisher gold belt eyed as major Montana producer
James Harris states West Fisher district near Libby will become one of the state’s largest yellow metal producers with stamps in ore for 50 years. He notes widespread free gold, surface finds, coarsest ore seen, and dense prospecting activity across a broad area. The veins are formation ledges set in dark slate and claims are largely taken up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Harria
West Fisher
Libby
Montana
Harris
A. F. Boardman
Boardman
Gold bearing ledges drive boom at Libby creek district
Rumors say a surge of prospecting near West Fisher and Libby creek will accelerate a mining boom as mills profit from rich ledges. Observers note evidence of an ancient channel linking to the Kootenai river, suggesting gold may originate from richer sources than currently tapped, potentially boosting the nearby Gold-producing camp in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Libby Creek
West Fisher
Kootenai
Labby Creek
Libby Credit
Mrs Edward Reimel Dies After Illness in Walkerville
Mrs Edward Reimel of Walkerville died at home last evening from heart trouble. A respected community figure and active in charitable work, she sought relief in Philadelphia but was unsuccessful. She returned to Butte about a week ago and was about 52 years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Reimel
Walkerville
Ws ¥Meh
Philadelphia
Butte
Mahoney gang surrenders questioned as law keeps order
In police court Judge Sullivan faces doubts about the dying gang as the Mahoney faction is linked to a beer carnival at Mr. and Mrs. Rutten's home. Rudlen and wife plead guilty, fined ten dollars each, and jailed, while Mrs Rutten's child care issue prompts a remitted fine. Other defendants pay fines for fast driving, disturbing the peace, and similar offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahoney
Old Guard
Annie Baker
Lena Olsen
James Ryan
Ryan
Patsey Boliver
Galena’ Street
Sal Morrison
Kansas City
Storm Lake Dam Contract Awarded to Local Firm
Winters Parsons and Boomer, noted Storm Lake contractors, won the contract to build the dam above Anaconda for water storage for the Washoe smelting plant. The project is valued at about 25,000 and work will begin immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winters
Parsons
Names at the Hotels List in Butte Section
A long list of guest names and origins appears under the hotels segment, including individuals from Eaton, Pa to Great Falls, Chicago, New York, Portland, Salt Lake, Seattle, and many others. The roster features numerous first and last names, city and state ties, and several couples, with scattered mentions of Miss Elsie and Mrs. J. Ricks among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
William Prellnitz
Eaton
George H. Sixwell
Chicago
H. J. Skinner
Great Falls
Frank D. Brown
D. Jankowen
R. Kelly
Neihart
Th Gould
St. Paul
C W Tozer
San Francisco
J. Rosenberg
New York
Otto Hansen
L. Sydney
St. Louis
H. Burrell
H. Cassidy
George A. Boomer
George T. Curtis
the McDermott
H. H. Collins
Minneapolis
PF. Healy, Jr. Ogden
W. TL. Bowers
F. A. Stockly
J. R. Justice
Portland
Ore
P. J. Cirkel
8. M. Geho
Red Lodge
Miss Maud DeWitt
Helena
W. W. McDowell
Copperopolis
Clay Lambert
W. K. Peck
W. D. Coxey
J. Yaeger
Albert Loughridge
Marshall
Texas
EB. & Hoyt
Vicksburg
James Ford
Silver Star
J. Cook
Anaconda
Arthur Menard
Seattle
Ellsworth Ingalls
Atchison, aKa
Crystal Springs Pleasant Drive and Local Services Ad
A brief notice highlights Crystal Springs as a pleasant outing with good accommodations and excellent meats at moderate prices. It mentions advance reservations for braopece music, a Crystal Springs location four miles from Bath, and local residents Richard Trestrall and John N. Olinon associated with music instruction. The snippet also references an unbreakable sewing machine and Sherman the undertaker as local mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crystal Springs
Bathalae
Reclamation of Arid Lands Lecture on Irrigation
George H. Maxwell spoke at the Auditorium on irrigation and national legislation to reclaim arid western lands. He argued storage reservoirs and canals would curb labor problems by creating employment and boosting productivity, urging government action and funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Maxwell
Mr .Maxwell
Maxwell
Trades and Labor Assembly
Daniel McDonald
McDonald
Montana
New England
Great Britain
Ireland
West
J. W. Sullivan
Round Brook Farm
Mississippi
House of Representatives
Congress
United States
Allen's Foot-Ease and Night Train Service Ad
Dr German dentist advertises Allen's Foot-Ease powder for painful feet and ingrown nails, claiming comfort for shoes and bundles of ailments. Also promotes night train to Chicago via Milwaukee with through sleeping cars, connecting to eastern and southern routes and low rates, by I.T. Conley A.G.P.A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Dissolution of Partnership in Butte Montana
Notice states the partnership known as V 2 nershin, Darketree and Butts Dana, has dissolved after unsettled accounts due Fay. Dated Butte, Montana, July. Parters. The Giotto Is first-class cafe, three doors east of pos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darketree
Butts Dana
Sami Jam ‘Art Sin
Fay
Butte
Mont
Giotto
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the Trumpet of Fame
Montana Music CO
North Main St
DR. Layal
Fosselman Drug CO
East Park Street
Base Ball Foods
Calkins’ Book Store
Main Street
W. H. Wix
Hong Kong
Japan
HUM Fav, Proprietor
West Park Street
Amalgamated
West Fisher Gold Belt
Cape Nome
Copper
New Brunswick
Mt. Co
E. Broadway
J. Calder
Boston Dental College
Chicago College Dental Surgery
Waskell’s
Prosthetic School of
Owsley Block
Mes
Heimel
Storm Lake Dam
Winters, Parsons & Boomer
South Main
Richard Trestrall
Oberlin Pauserverey
Ohio
Tiano
John N. Olnon
Ch Eettoin
West Park
Sherman
Undertaker
Siegel’s
Siegel
Hiegeling Co
Dr. German
N. Mainst
Nationa Park
Wyile Goes
Transportation Company
J. Q
J. T. Ccarroll
Montana Electric CO
East Broadway
Nevills & Co
E. Park
South Main St
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