Blue Wing Mines Pictured As Montana Silver Hope
Amede Bessette, Bannack resident, visits Butte to push mining interests. He owns the Delmonte and other Blue Wing claims and predicts the Blue Wing district will become the world’s greatest silver producer. He notes rich Ruby Silver, ore shipped to Omaha, and long historic freight routes.
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Amede Bessette
Bannack
Montana
Butte
Mr. Bessette
Blue Wing
Delmonte
Bannack Road
Agent Rock
Omaha
Bearsette
Corinne
Utah
Central Pacific
San Francisco
Horn
Swansea
Wales
Argenta
Peru
Mexicos
Wool contracting opens as Arizona yields loom
In the weekly wool market review the American Wool and Cotton Reporter notes rising interest in interior Arizona as the season opens. Shearing near Phoenix has begun with good prospects, while overall district conditions hint at a solid yield though prices may stay high as growers resist lower terms.
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Ameican Wool and Cotton Reporter
Arizona
Phoenix
St. Louis
Soda Springs
Idaho
Utah
Boston
Woolg
Monument Bill for Captain Williams Passes House
Montana lawmakers support Archie Hyndman of Madison County plan to raise a monument to vigilante Captain James Williams. He was famed for enforcing frontier justice in the 1860s while remaining modest, ending with his death at a Ruby Valley ranch.
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Montana
Archie Hyndman
Madison County
James Williams
Afme
Captain Williams
Williama
Ruby Valley
Bannack
Hell Gate
Fort Benton
Virignia
Real estate transfers and mineral claims in Big Hole basin and Lost Cloud district
Week ending February 11 lists warranty deeds transferring 40 acres near Grant Horee Prairie to Nels Nelson and 320 acres near Jackson Big Hole basin to John Forney with $10, 640 acres near Dell Bedrock Valley to Alva Garr for $1, a three lots in Rifea Second Addition to Dillon for $1300, a mining deed in Utopia district, and patents and water rights. A long sequence of quartz locations in multiple districts includes many named lodes, amends, and holders, plus incorporation of Selway Livestock Company and various lodes in Dark Horse, Lost Cloud, Utopia, and other districts.
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Josie Paiment
Nels Nelson
Grant
Horee Prairie
Nicholas Prehn
John Forney
Jackson
Big Hole Basin
Mary H. McKnight
Alva S. Garr
Dell
Bedrock Valley
Emergon Slack
A. E. Martinell
Rife
Dillon
N. C. Mono
A. R. Jacoba
U. S
Utopia
Felix B. Flock
Wisdom
Mathias Dory
Blue Creek
Bedrock
John H. Judge
Blue Jay Lode
Elkhorn
Frank P. Madden
Lily Lode
Dan Burkholder
Blue Bell Lode
Bald Mountain
Alfred Daykin
Wm. S. Brandstater
Echo Lode
Geo. W. French
Wopper Jode
Montana
A. H. French
Summer Day Lode
Blanche Stanchfield
Gladstone Lode Utopia
John Olsen
Storage charges begin December 1 1904 on inbound and outbound freight
Effective December 1 1904 storage will be charged on all inbound freight unloaded at the platform or in warehouse and on all outbound freight delivered on our platform or into warehouse without a bill of lading. Unloaded freight left beyond seventy two hours from 6 p.m. is charged. Rate is five cents per ton per day with fractions counted as a ton and a day. Minimum storage is five cents per day per shipment under 200 pounds.
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Anaconda Standard
Nevada
Atple
Williams
Pearl J. Smith
Pia
Abe Savacool
Red Top Lode
Idaho Lode
Patrick H. Treglawn
Silver Moon Lode
Dark Horse
M. W. Regan
Dark Horse District
W. M. Dooley
Pat Sullivan
Ella Lode
James Drincoll
James L. Cochrane
Lost Cloud
Francis E. Cochrane
Wm. Tash
Bloody Dick
Henry Seifken
James O'Donnell
Lucky Boy Cde
John Pendergast
Fairview Lode
Lost Cloud District
Herbert B. Selway
Maiden Lode
Bob Cat Lode
Frank Brenners
Fair Play Lode
Selway Live-Stock Company
Hawley J
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Bradstreet’s
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