Indian Queen smelter restarts at Biroh Creek camp
Report from Biroh Creek details the Indian Queen smelter resuming operations after a shutdown, with matte production steady under Superintendent Heberlein. It notes visits by mining men from Butte, a fire in the bunkhouse, timber hauling contracts, and local social events including a school picnic and community visitors.
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Buok
Heberlein
Butte
Busi
Wm. Robinson
Thomas
Thomas Stephens
McOue
Corran
Dr. Miller
Dillon
George Jewell
Warren Graeter
Apex
M. J. McLean
Ed. Boies
McLean
Boies
Hay Harvest Nears Completion in Big Hole
Special Correspondent reports hay nearly all harvested with good weather and cheerful residents in Jackson. Chauncey Brown recovers from pneumonia and returns to health. Bert Cozad returns from Dillon with his new wife Miss Rhino of Fox. He and uncle Ed Haines plan to venture away soon.
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Jackson
Chauncey Brown
Chauncey
Bert Cozad
Dillon
Rhino
Fox
Ed. Haines
Polaris
A Lively Dillon City Council Session On Water Works and Wires
A prolonged Dillon meeting debated water works progress and contract timing. The council accepted bids and discussed pipe, cement, and excavation plans while addressing street and sidewalk projects and protests over bare wires and holy meetings.
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A. F. Graeter
Dillon Lumber Company
Jacobs
Kelsey
Dillon Lumber Co
White
Mr. Jacobs
Rife
Railroad Avenue
Rife Street
J.J. Cusick
B. E. Jacobs
O. M. Best
Idaho Street
Ben Hager
First National Bank
Dillon
Eliel
Ajax mine to add ten stamps and 4000-foot tramway
Ajax Gold Mining manager A J Noyes returns from the east reporting plans to raise mill capacity to ten stamps and install a 4000-foot tramway. Work aims to start soon and finish by November 1. Rich ore samples yield $17.50 from a 3–4 pound piece, about $10,000 per ton.
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A. J. Noyes
Ajax Gold Mining Company
Col
L. J Price
Ajax
Noyes
Boston
Robt. T. Wing
Bol
Raymond Noyes
Big Hole
State Normal
Stanchfield
Raymond
Montana State Normal College Enrolls 78 Students
The Montana State Normal College opened with 78 students and enrollment is rising to about 117 as new dormitory rooms fill. Classes organized, instructors present except Dr. Bagley who attends a nearby institute. list of early enrollees spans many towns. Pipe for waterworks arrives in Dillon, two gar of wooden stave pipe from Tacoma, ten inches diameter, ten foot lengths, weighing 114 pounds each.
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Montana State Normal College
Bagley
Park County Institute
Livingston
Dillon
Tacoma
Saratoga Club Gambling Rivalry Highlighted
The Saratoga Club, famed gambling resort near Saratoga, is alleged to be run by Richard Canfield indicted recently for operating a similar establishment in New York. Canfield denies any interest in the gambling venues.
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America
Saratoga
Saratoga Club
Richard Canfield
New York City
Canfield
Injury delays rider after horse mishap on ranch
Tom Call arrived last Sunday seeking care for a supposed broken arm. While breaking a horse at the E. Q. Selway ranch on the Upper Blacktail, the horse stepped into a badger hole and fell, injuring Call. Medical exam showed a severely wrenched and sprained wrist making him unfit for use for some time.
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Tom Call
Badger Hole
Ms. Call
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James Mansfield
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Wyoming
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Columbia
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Bloody Dick
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Henry Guyaz
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Tessa
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Kate Fitzharris
the Normal College
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McLeod
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Parrot
M. Echo Templeton
Myrtle Coykendall
Mary E. Kelly
Ross Ann McManes
Mabel M. Sharp
Florence Howard
Anaconda
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Ina H. Street
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Katherine A. Anderson
Utica
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Anna M. Hurley
Mary M. Carter
Rosa May Wilson
Mary Lee Wilson
Miles City
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Mayme F. French
Mamie R. McIntosh
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Marie Gallup
Carl B. Taylor
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