The Low Grade Ores of Butte Reveal Vast Untapped Wealth
The article notes immense untapped ore at Alice, Anaconda, Gagnon and other mines in Butte with upper levels containing about 1,000,000 tons valued at $20 per ton in silver and zinc. It discusses potential profits from low grade silver ores and possible copper deposits, urging recognition of Butte’s long term mineral wealth and regional growth. It also mentions a Thanksgiving ball by Enterprise Lodge No. 40, I O O F, at A U W hall in Booth Butte with $1 tickets.
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Butte
Bugzo
Alice
Rainbow
Magna Charta
Valdemere
Enterprise Lodge No. 40
Booth Butte
Reception honors Transvaal heroes at Centerville hall
Hibernia hall in Centerville hosted a large reception for 19 Transvaal heroes supporting Dom Paul. About 500 attendees from diverse backgrounds attended under Irish society auspices with the Meagher guards providing a military flavor. Toastmaster J. J. O’MearaN presided as speakers including W. D. Clark Purcell from Anaconda Peter Breen W. E. Deeney P. B. Keaney and doe Canny. A German Evangelical Lutheran church service schedule follows with Thanksgiving Day offerings.
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Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Transvaal
Dom Paul
Butte
Meagher Guards
J. J. O'Mearan
W. D. Clark
Mr. Purcell
Anaconda
Peter Breen
W. E. Deeney
P. B. Keaney
Doe Canny
Smallpox Cases Rise With Four Reported Today
Two new smallpox cases were reported last night bringing the day’s total to four, plus two more in the morning. Victims include F. A. Pudger, Harry Larkin of room 8 St Charles hotel, A. C. Crismor of room 14 Pullman block, and F. Jinks from Star lodging house at 225 South Main. All were sent to the pest house. Dr. Bryant vaccinated many men, one resistant named Dooth who had prior vaccination. He will be allowed to affidavit to the fact before the city attorney. Thanksgiving cooking leave orders noted at the Woman's Exchange, 111 West Broadway.
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F. A. Pudger
Harry Larkin
St. Charles Hotel
A. C. Crismor
Pullman Block
F. Jinks
Star
South Main Street
Pest House
Bryant
Dooth
Needle Work Guild to Distribute Garments in Butte
The Needle Work Guild of America will hold its annual distribution of garments next Tuesday at 2 o'clock at the Paul Clark home. It is the third year of the guild in Butte with Mrs. T. W. Burgos as honorary president and Mrs. L. Hammond as president. Mrs. Hall serves as secretary and Mrs. A. B. Knight as treasurer.
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Needle Work Guild of America
Paul Clark
Butte
T. W. Burgos
2. &. Hammond
Hall
A. B. Knight Treas
Urer
Jeaat
House of the President
Mra. J
Hammond
West Broadway
Church Fair and Garment Drive Details
A local notice urges residents to donate garments at Mrs J S Hammond 213 West Broadway before Tuesday afternoon. The First Presbyterian church hosts a December fair on 4 6 and 6 with attractions flower gardens palm exhibit ice cream and cake a grand concert Wednesday and a turkey dinner Thursday from 5 to 8 selling pies breads at Woman's Exchange 111 W Broadway.
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First Presbyterian Church
Butte Local Business and Community Notices
Local advertisements list Tackoon photographer and 61 W Park, pants maker wanted, Schilling Brot Dr German dentist at 114 N Main, Orton Bros pianos 219 a gain, J G Bates tuner Montana Munte Tel 504, grocer stock beer Butte Brewing Co, Graham Home School Stenography Mrs Kemp principal 44 W Granite, Dr Forsyth dentist moved to 8 Owsley block, Butte Bird store seed 65 W Searway, Dr John McIntyre moved to 218 West Broadway, Gold plated and silver hearts 25c, Rubenstine & Co engraving 73 B Park, Dr L Austin dentist teeth extraction 60c over Red Boot 34 N Main, self playing piano at Joe Primavera's saloon Meaderville, funeral notices for Mrs George Audley 30 East Platinum, Albert Finnevid funeral 2:30 pm at Swedish Lutheran church, W C Dierks Diebold Safe for sale 119 N Main, Union Mission program with Dr Albritton and Lee Hays, Mountain View J E church concert, telegraph editor Charles J Lisle to Lincoln for marriage Nov 27, Lisle to reside in Butte after Jan 1, Thanksgiving at Trinity Methodist Episcopal church with sermons, supper, evening services and mortgage burning with speakers and Rev L S Tower J W Taft Dr Albritton.
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Tackoon
W. Park
Schilling
German
Orton Bros
J. G. Bates
Montana Munte
Tel
Butte Brewing Co
Graham Home
Kemp
Granite
Forsyth
Butte Bird
W. Searway
John McIntyre
West Broadway
Rubenstine & Co
B. Park
L. Austin
Red Boot
Main Street
Butte
Joe Primavera
Meaderville
George Audley
East Platinum Street
Albert Finnevid
Swedish Lutheran Church
Montana
Silver Streets
W. C. Dierks
Diebold Safe and Lock Co
North Main Street
Union Mission
Broadway
Dr. Albritton
Lee Hays
Mountain View
J. E. Church
Charles J. Lisle
Inter Mountain
Lincoln
Neb
Lena Mae
Mra. G
W. Wineland
University Place
A. F. Bray
Thomas A. Martin
Copper mining shares drift lower on irregular trading
The Inter Mountain reports a softer close for copper stocks with Amalgamated, Anaconda, Parrot, Boston & Montana, Butte & Boston, Calumet & Hecla, Tamarack, Osceola, Utah Con, and other listings showing mixed declines. A gold watch was won at a Centerville drawing, ticket 508, and a local lunch suggestion accompanies the page.
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Boston
Mass
Montana
Hibernia Hall
Centerville
Frank Anderson
All Favor the Movement to Erect Daly Monument in Butte
Leading Butte citizens express strong support for a Marcus Daly memorial monument. Subscribers pledge funds, with calls for a life size copper or bronze statue near the School of Mines, and widespread public backing across Granite county and the state.
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Butte
Marcus Daly
Fay Harrington
H. J. Wilson
Daly
D. M. Newbro
Etale
J. BR. Dawson
Anaconda
Rod D. Leggat
School of Mines
H. R. Bartlett
le Frank
B. E. Calkins
District Court Matters Involving Burglaries and Petty Larceny
Judge Clancy sent three men to jail or penitent ary after pleas and sentences. Jerry Jordan pleaded guilty to burglary with Austin and got one year in the penitentiary while John Harper and William Clark received six months each for petit larceny. Austin remains not guilty and may face trial. Petitions in a mining dispute seek leave to sue, with Wilson ordered to show cause December 8. Referee Green Majors appointed in another case. Two probate petitions for Marshall Green estate heard, decision reserved until next Saturday.
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Clancy
Jerry Jordan
Charles Amatin
John Harper
William Clark
Jordan
Harper and Clark
Austin
Boston & Montana Mining Company
A. Wilson
Minnie Healey
Revelver
Dayton
Mr. Wilson
Green Majors
O. E. Kenyon
M. F. Stowe
Marshall
Green
Philippine Islands
Lindsay
Charles 8. Green
Slater
Abuse of the Pardoning Power in Montana
Special to the Inter Mountain reports widespread indignation in Helena over Governor Smith issuing pardons to criminals of various crimes. Critics say none shown to be innocent and allege nullification of the courts. Public meetings may protest releasing convicts early, urging an engaged pardons board and public opinion.
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Helena
Smith
Courte of Justice
Montana
Board of Pardons
Market Sensation Rumor Shrinks as Report Fades
Private New York hints claimed Amas summated people and W A Clark would lead the consolidated enterprise soon. Local inquiries found no confirmation and likely no truth. Also noted are seasonal baked goods on sale at Woman's Exchange on 111 W Broadway.
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New York
W. A Clark
Heinze Turmoil Sparks Race For Senate Seat
Helena reports Heinze’s candidacy alarms Clark and Toole supporters. The Helena Independent shifts to labeling him a republican to argue he should stay out. Fusion and Democratic lawmakers warn Heinze allies with Clark, noting his anti county and state efforts could swing McKinley and Folsom. Joe Toole urges the paper to retract.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Heinze
Senate
W.A. Clark
Joe Toole
McKinley
Folsom
Potnt
Lark
Independent
Fraugheant
Mr. Heinge
Demie
Return From New York Judge Dixon and Hen nessy
Judges Dixon and Hen nessy returned from New York after visiting Marcus Daly. They left Watte on November 10 and learned of Daly’s death two days later. They attended the funeral and declined to comment on the will or estate. The New York Ball hinted at unopened will and possible legal complications, though generally discredited.
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W. W. Dixon
D. J. Hennessy
New York
Marcus Daly
Watte
Copper King
For Sale High Class Lodging House in City Center
For sale a thoroughly updated city lodging house with thirty six rooms, elegantly furnished and earning about 300 dollars monthly. Asking price four thousand dollars with three thousand cash and balance on time. Heynolla and McDowell.
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Heynolla & McDowell
Yale Easily Defeats Harvard in Wet New Haven Game
In a drizzly New Haven clash Yale overwhelmed Harvard 28 to 0 as the weathered crowd braved rain and gloves. Yale scored on multiple drives including a 28 yard touchdown and added three more majors while Harvard managed only a goal-less light.
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New Haven
Conn
Yale
Harvard
Urally
Rai
Justice Hodden
Harvand
Meridian
McMasters
Dibebbe
Forbes
Julio
Hale
Daly
Whissar
Bloomer
Bernard
Moal
Goult
Fineke
Kendall
Chadwick
T He Lea
Sinerpe
Finchi
Beeres Yule
Stilliner
Yules
Bomaro
Sharpe
Viking
BooraVle
Murvard
Glera
Pineke
Rienett
Maurvard
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Hennessy’s
Bully
All Aires
Austrakhans
Ildren
Saxony
Jerwey
Alice, Anaconda
Gagnon
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
Silver Street
M. Hudthoff
Woman's Exchange
111 West
Needle Work Guild
W. Broadway
RAAD
Washington Cafe
Main St
Grand Opera House
Sutton
T. Daniel Frawley
Incomparabie Company
Secret Service
Sporting Duchess
Mme
Sans Gene
Gov. Smith
Woman's , Exchange
Crystal Springs
Trail Creek
V. J, Murphy & CO
Repsold Wines
P.d. Brophy & Go. Grocers and Importers
N. Main Street
Butte, Montana
W. Park St
West Park