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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1917

Page

10

Atwater Claims Million From Slime Dump In Copper Field Suit

M W Atwater testified for Minerals Separation Ltd in a suit against Butte and Superior Mining. He said he earned more than 1 million dollars from slime dumps left after Basin mill work and from tailings of Heinze copper ore. He described high copper content in the dumps, his extraction method, and that profits spanned 1910 to part of 1912.

Butte & Superior Mining Company Basin Minerals Separation Max W. Atwater F. Augustus Heinze M. W. Atwater Minerals Separation, Ltd Heinze Atwater Butte & Superior Company

Navy yard grants seamstress post to war hero’s mother

President Wilson suspends civil service rules to appoint Annie Hopolucci, mother of John Hopolucci the first American naval casualty of the war, as a seamstress at the navy yard after her son’s death aboard the Aztec sunk by a German submarine.

Washington Wilson Annie Hopolucci John Hopolucci Navy Yard America

Repeater Counts Cash in Corrupt Vote Exchange

The Repeater notes only 17 dollars present after claiming 18 votes while the Ward Boss suggests one vote was his. The dialogue ends with a sly exchange about paying for a vote and the lure of a smile as a social snare.

Million-dollar blaze hits tramway mines and copper output

A March fire in the Tramway, Leonard, and West Colusa mines destroys a vast copper ore district of the Anaconda Copper Mining company. Estimates place direct losses near a million dollars with total possible damage up to 100 million. About 700 workers labored two months sealing bulkheads. recovery may take years.

Anaconda Anaconda Copper Mining Company Leonard West Colusa Minnie Healy Anaconda Company United States Washoe Great Falls Butte Pennsylvania

Epidemic typhoid spreads to Livingston and beyond

The State reports typhoid outbreak reaching Livingston with cases in nearby towns. Other items note Harry J. Kelly reappointed register of the land office, a Non-Partisan league picnic set for July 14 at Plentywood, and various local developments across Montana including farm labor actions, mining sales, and municipal suits.

Laurel Livingston Lewistown Harry J. Kelly Plentywood Non-Partisan League Havre — Jestrab Brothers Iowa Harlem Sidney Esther Caldwell Havre—City Helena Jefferson County American Smelting & Refining Company Great Falls Margaret Moore New York City Red Cross Hettenstein W. J. Kaiser Army Wisherman Blanchard Lake Edwin X. Thomas Alder Gulch Havre—Ness Sheridan County Lion Brothers Fergus Dawson County Musselshell Mosby Stewart War Department Montana Montana Southern Railway Company Divide Silver Bow Wisdom and Ralston Elkhorn Beaverhead County Butte Butte Baseball Club Milwaukee Sidney—C. F. Woodward Canadian War Department Fred E. Woodaward France Woodward Williams Wolf Point O. D. Carson Main and Park Tom Edmunds Edmunds Bozeman Board of Northern Pacific Logan A. E. Westlake T. W. Simpson W. S. Erwin

Private strong room of Harry Lauder described

Visitor tour reveals a private strong room attributed to Harry Lauder. A frame on the wall reportedly holds his first earned shilling and bags said to contain his other early earnings of the famous entertainer.

Bank of England Harry Lauder

Optimistic View of the Recording Angel and Spring House Cleaning

A humorous note imagines the Recording Angel taking a vacation during spring cleaning, offering hope that a poor married man may reach heaven when he dies. The piece blends optimism with light spiritual fantasy about afterlife timing.

Promoters Targeted By Law Against Capitalizing Air

The Old Fogg quips on a good law preventing promoters from capitalizing slices of blue sky. The Grouch agrees, arguing for a rule that bars promoters from profiteering on hunks of hot air.

Montana Pioneer Charles P. Thomas Dies at 74

Charles P. Thomas, a Montana pioneer who arrived in Fort Benton in 1862, died at his Walier home at age 74. Born in Ohio in 1842, he worked on river steamboats, escaped capture in 1862, helped build the Helena log house, drove freight to Helena, and witnessed Virginia City’s early days and the Dupuyer settlement frontier. He was aboard Fort Benton’s wharf when Brother Van arrived in 1872.

Charles P. Thomas Montana Missouri River Fort Benton Walier Ohio France New York State State of Charles Mississippi Thomas Helena Virginia City Dupuyer Van

Ranch land sale offers near Norris and Montague

Real estate advertisements list a deeded 1268 acre stock ranch 42 miles from Norris with water and farming gear offered at 18 per acre with 9000 down and balance at 6 percent. Also two half sections near Montague priced 22.50 and 25.60 per acre and 20000 acres of wheat land in Great Falls area for 12 to 20 per acre with terms.

Norris WL QO. Clark, Jr W. Broadway Butte Montana Montague Highwood Nelson & Emerson Steele Great Falls Heffertin Livingston Mont Good Live Town Carter County Sevier & Robinson St. Lo Greatalls Steele Bldg Good Town G. C. Curtis Daly Bank Homestead Bureau of Montana Vrank J Lapin Steele Block WHWAS Teton County Liberty-Stangs Co Central Ave Givens Co Ont Ailding P. Q. Box Great Walls Fagan-McCutcheon-Price Fagan- McCutcheon-Price Bonner County Idaho Strouf Realty Co Fergus County Parm Chester Long Teton River L Long KOR Musselshell River Vox Land Co Lewistown Gallatin Valley Manhattan

Poor excuse may outlast need in hard times

A study notes that in tight budgets and scarce aid the use of excuses persists as a coping mechanism. Researchers observe that people justify delays and limited help to endure ongoing shortages and social strain.

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