Visit to Productive Mines Near Sheridan Sparks Madison News
In Snrimpan June 10 report the Howe placer mine near Sheridan resumes work with M. F. Howe directing ditching and piping. The campaign aims to bedrock at 28 feet, using a 1500 foot pipe delivering water 250 feet, with shifts of three eight-hour periods.
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Tivon Correspondence Highlights Local Happenings
June notes show Salvation Army services at M E church and G A Pollinger winning the Twin Bridges Rochester mail contract. Leining for carp drew a crowd at Lott Bros private pond while B F Bowman visited town. Twin Bridges Band performed under M J Gould, amid quiet political news as Populist primary failed to materialize.
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M. J. Gould
J. W. Kemph
Yellowstone
Templeton’s
Main Street
Amity Club
Hriena Rooran
Pageville Social notes from June visits and travels
Special Correspondence reports Mrs. Rodney Page returning from a two months visit to Helena and Whitehall. Ed Page came back from the State university. Mina Page and Mae Burtch joined Mrs. J. M. Page in Boulder to meet her Helena visitors and plan a ranch summer before autumn return. Mrs. Clara Burtch and son Ford depart for Camp Creek with undetermined return date. Buve Bran.
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Camp Creek
Copper strike near Pennington boosts mining claims
Copper mine near Butte reports a strike while placer mines were found near Pennington. The discovery expands activity as miners relocate from old sites.
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Pennington Mines
Melze Co. Heads to Red Rock Camp with Large Cattle Herd
Punter Springs reports Melze Co. leaving for summer camp at Red Rock with a large herd. Cattle will be held there for the year by Will Metzel and Will Marshall of Twin Bridges. Several locals, including Misses Wonderly and Maloney and Mr. Galehan family, are noted in this activity and visiting. Senator A Metzel plans to attend a St. Louis convention starting June 16 as a Republican delegate.
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T. H. Galehan
Donegan
Julia Donegan
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H. Brockaway
Lora
Eby
Brown Gulch
A. Metze
St. Louis
T. Galahan
Maloney
Whittier Anecdotes From Arena Personal Recalls
The Arena recalls Whittier with two amusing verses about Bathsheba and a pony that broke its leg. A Quaker shipbuilder friend seeks wartime ship guidance and receives a sly admonition about using the best timber and sturdy build.
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Prince of Wales Gifts Cane to French Actor
The Prince of Wales offered Frederic Kebyre a prized cane as thanks for a performance. He told the actor the cane had rarely left him in ten years and hoped to see it on stage again with Febvre. Fahvren later dismissed an English intruder who tried to buy the cane. audiences remembered the remark about the famous prop.
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Great British Banker Heads Government Financial Plan
The British government features one of the world's foremost bankers. The bank holds nearly 500 million dollars in postal deposits payable on call and pays 2 percent annual interest to depositors. Last year deposits rose by 30 million dollars, per the Philadelphia Press.
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Union Pacific leads excursion plan for N E A meeting
The railroad offers a 65.50 round trip to Buffalo with return, promising superior accommodations and minimal changes of cars. Sale dates, routes, and limits to be announced soon. Salt Lake Tribune notes a June 1 price drop to 2.00 per year for Semi-Weekly edition.
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Roengster Tribune Special Correspondence June 4
The Old Company mine boiler started with the first whistle Sunday. Mr. Mueller closed his mill Tuesday and cleaned up. Ore shipped to Butte by Lewis Leavitt and Stocker. arasta cleaned up. second class results favorable. Wright Stacy drives stage Twin Bridges to Melrose. Zeigler Springs visit noted. Bracy and Farlin coal teams busy hauling for mines and mill. Mr. Hertis manages the Blow-Out.
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Nate
Fortune and Folly in the Gold Rush Yarns
A forty-niner recalls luck and foresight in early gold mining along the Yuba and Coloma regions. He cites meteoric gains, misjudged bets, and a dream that yielded ten thousand dollars, plus stories of Stanford and others who rose to wealth and power. He laments lost fortunes and questions luck versus effort.
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George
Charley Grocker
C. P. Huntington
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Mud Springs
Ilcke
Butte
Ballast for Ducks and Mysterious Pebble Beach Tale
A New Orleans Times-Democrat fragment recalls a duck hunter who discovers ducks ingesting pebbles to balance for long flights. The piece blends natural history with a rustic moral about endurance and balance, ending with a medical ad for Fly's Dream Balm and a proverb.
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Nimrod
Grandivula
Louisiana Marsh
Wfridid
Canada
Pobble
New Orleans
Tines- Democrat
Paderewski’s Turning Point in Paris Night Salon
Paderewski the great pianist and former susie song professor faced poverty in Paris at age 27. A royal hostess invited him to her salon for 100 francs, and his bold reply that his carriage was already at the door sparked admiration. The privileged evening altered his fortunes.
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Susie Song
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Madans
Notice to Advertisers for Thursday Ad Changes
Notices warn advertisers that changes must be received by Thursday to guarantee processing. Copy sent on Friday cannot be guaranteed. Quartz location blanks and placer location forms remain on file. other blanks offered.
The Wasteness of the Oceans and a Bride’s Matrimonial Trunk
The article estimates sea surface at 197 million square miles with depths around four miles. It cites the Pacific at 78 million, Atlantic 25 million, and Mediterranean 1 million. It then notes a young engaged woman keeping a matrimonial trunk for household items.
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