Mining and local notes show steady progress and near miss
Charlie Salefsky reports wolves still troublesome in his neighborhood while Emil Zorn cuts approaches to the county bridge and reports his brother John fully recovered from illness. Hugh Patton’s son escapes a shotgun mishap as Finsley and Thompson haul stock for Silver Bow Butchering. Ajax mine shows continued ore gains under Supt. Al Noyes with five feet of good pay ore in the west drift and an all good face in the east drift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Salefsky
Emil Zorn
Mr. Zorn
John
Hugh Patton
Meadow Creek
Jesse Finsley
James C. Thompson
Jackson
Silver Bow Butchering Company
J. E. W Wellingsworth
Finsley Place
al J. Noyes
The
Ajax
Sanders
Noyes
Rocky Springs mining group shows rich ore at Big Hole river
George Banks Henry Burfield and Martin Shoemaker own three claims at Rocky Springs head of Big Hole river development includes a 100 foot tunnel and a 5 foot lead sampled ore assays 48 percent lead 5 percent copper 25 ounces of silver per ton with trace gold owners plan to ship ore to East Helena smelter later this month
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Banks
Rocky Springs
Big Hole
Henry Burfield
Martin Shoemaker
Mr. Banks
East Helena
Magnetic healer L C Menge offers free headache relief
Headache cured at once free of charge at the home office of magnetic healer L C Menge. The notice underscores prompt relief and accessibility, inviting inquiries from readers seeking immediate aid.
Montana School Census Fuels State Fund Apportionment
Superintendent Harman delivered the state census by counties to the land board in Helena. The board ordered State Auditor Cunningham to issue warrants totaling 205,360.50 dollars, up from last year by 1,619 in school population. Silver Bow leads with 34,800 dollars. Beaverhead totals 1,655 children and 4,799.50 dollars. state total children 70,814.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Public Instruction
W.E. Harman
State Land Board
Helena
Cunningham
Silver Bow
Beaverhead County
Real Estate Warranty Transfers in Bannack and Blue Wing Districts
MEW Blair transfers a 1 8 interest in water right at Painter creek Norse Prairie and Bannack Ditech property to Nay Brothers. Quartz Location held by Jos Winands includes the Gold Crown Lode in Bannack district. Mary Mann John Costello and R O W Bammer convey Silver King Lode and Roosevelt Lode in Blue Wing district. Consideration noted as $10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Blair
Nay Brothers
Painter Creek
Norse Prairie
Bannack Ditech
Jos
Butte Gambling Shutdown Boosts City Prosperity Says Miner
A clipped note from the Bute Miner on Jan 6 argues that the city’s business has flourished during gambling closure, claiming cash basis prosperity and urging other towns to stop gambling. It warns gamblers seek to sway officials to lift law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bute
Gamblng
Butte
Supt. Press Department
January Weather Summary Report by J. E. Monroe
Voluntary observer J. E. Monroe records for January show a mean temperature of 27.1 degrees with a high of 52 on the 30th and a low of 2 on the 1st. Total precipitation measured 1.01 inches and snowfall reached 9.6 inches. There were 12 clear days 10 partly cloudy days and 9 cloudy days with sleet on the 16th and 18th and a thunderstorm on the 16th. Wind favored the southwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Monroe
Mothers Club Meeting Program Seated With Speakers
The Mothers' Club approves the February 13 program featuring Miss Bishop on dental care and Dr. Rathbone with Miss Lovell, Mrs. Poindexter, and Mrs. Orr. Also listed are Adenoid Growths by Dr. Kingsbury and C. A. Smith, noted as a horse buyer, visiting the Big Hole basin last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mothers’ Club
OIC
Lgnsuhet
Bishop
Rathbone
Lovell
J. P. Poindexter
M. Orr
Kingsbury
C. A. Smith
Big Hole Basin
Magnetism cures and medical notices in Dillon period
A Dillon page lists L. C. Menge magnetic cures for goiter epilepsy and other ailments, Dr. Rathbone and Walker addresses, shoe ads, and local notices. It notes civic visits by Mae Rich and J. Barkley, theatre plans for Uncle Tom’s Cabin, and several travel and business updates across Dillon and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Menge
Henry Thompson
Dell
All Run Down HIS Needs Medical Assessment
The text urges consulting a doctor for a persistent run down feeling. It cautions against self dosing with advertised remedies and suggests a concentrated fat food may enrich blood and boost the system as a possible remedy.
Scott's Emulsion Named Best Nourishment For The Weak
The ad claims Scott's Emulsion strengthens the weakened body when other foods fail. It touts nourishment for delicate children and pale anaemic girls and offers a free sample to readers.
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Tattersall
A. L. Anderson
Fred & Sale Stable
Mont
Tor
State Bank of
Dillon
Andersch Bros
Minneapolis
Minn
Riley
Santa Fe
Utah
Colorado
C. F. Warren
A. T
S. F. Ry
All Dooly Bik
Salt Lake City
Tribune
Montana
Tribune Store
Dillon, Mont
Acker
A. B. Coox
Bellefontaine
HH. Hooker & Co
Buffato
Forsale
Central Pharmacyl
Oscar
Centennial
Pearl I. Smith
Ayer
Mark E. Cohemn
Hyde Park
Mass
Ayers
Re Co
Lowell, Mass
Tee Ayer
Kate Te
Kf Saat TN
TNT
R. R. Rathbone
First National Bank
H. B. Solway
Bedrock
Billy Buster
City Shoe Store
J. U. Barkley
Boise
Idaho
Woodcraft
Dart Hall
Dr. Walker
Medlen
Idaho Street
Emmit Allison
Anderson
Martin
Henry Burfiend
Salt Loke City
Emma
Conway
Billings
Anderson Bros
Eva LaBeau
Madison
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Omaha
Chicago
Bernice Meyers
LaBeau
Lima
C. F. Mitchell
Cynthia
Sheridan
Poindexter & Orr
W. G. Clark
Washington
W. G
Uncle Tom’s Cabin” Company
Dillon Theatre
Ocean
Leo W. Washburn
Stetson
Uncle Tom’s Cabin Company
Ohio River
Washburn
Joe Wall
Miss Hall
Miss Hawley
Grace Truax
Tribune Storr
Tf. C. Jensen
Horse Prairie
Grant
B. Z. McCullough
Metlen
J. B. McKinney
Joseph Metlen
L. C
California
Grant Davenport
Melena
Harry Poindexter
Cottonwoods
Tash & Lenkersdorfer
Dillon, Mont, Fl
J. C. Ayer Company
Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl Street
New York
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