Boorman Lumber Sold to Monarch in Deal Worth 100000
Boorman Lumber company sold to Monarch Lumber company for about $100,000. Boorman will transfer stock and lease plant at Eighth Avenue North and Tenth Street to Monarch for years with options to buy. Monarch HQ in Great Falls expands northern Montana operations. Carl Boorman to join Cascade county delegation in the next assembly.
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Boorman Lumber Company
Monarch Lumber Company
B. J. Boorman
Boorman
Boorman Company
Eighth Avenue
Tenth Street
Monarch
Great Falls
Territory
Montana
A. M. Holter and Brothers
Idaho
Territory of
Holters
Fourteen Mile Gulch
Helena
Wolf Creek
Craig
Missouri River
Second Street
Fifth Avenue
Charles Wegner
Holter Lumber Company
Kalispell
T. C. Power
C. B. Power
Flathead
Lincoln
Holter Company
Holter-Boorman Lumber Company
Holter
Miles City
Yellowstone Park
Territorial
Teton
Glacier, Toole
Flaténd
Lewis and Clark
H. A. Templeton
H. L. Call
Carl E. Boorman
Cascade County
Legislative Assembly
Cascar ets advertised as gentle bowel cleanser
An advertisement touts Cascarets at 10 cents per box claiming gentle relief from headache biliousness gases indigestion and upset stomach by morning. It emphasizes candy taste and suitability for both adults and children as the nicest physic on earth.
Butte Plans Million-Dollar Hotel Bid Opening Soon
A committee led by J. Bruce Kremer seeks bids for a new hotel in Butte based on Geo H Shanley plans. Bids open December 20 with construction to start promptly if weather allows. Project cost estimated between 750000 and 1000000 dollars. financiers have pledged funds.
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Butte
J. Bruce Kremer
Geo. H. Shanley
Great Falls
Kremer
James Finlen
Maurice Weiss
Davenport
Spokane
Deepest Mines and Depths Worldwide Highlight Butte Feature
Official figures show Butte hosts more than 20 shafts deeper than 2,000 feet, with the Steward at 3,653 feet. Brazil’s Morro Velho reaches 6,426 feet, while Indian Ooregum and South Africa’s Rand imply greater depths. California’s Kennedy mine exceeds 4,000 feet, linking to Argonaut at about 4,800 feet. Colorado Silver Cliff property runs 2,623 feet deep.
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Butte
South America
St. John del Rey Mining Company
Morro Velho
Brazil
Rand
South Africa
Ooregum
India
America
Calumet & Hecla Mining Company
Michigan
Kennedy
Mother Jode
California
Colorado
Boston
Silver Cliff
Wolf Point Declared County Seat After Vote Count
The amended official returns show Wolf Point winning the Roose vel t county seat race by 192 votes over Poplar after three disputed precincts were counted under court order. Poplar had been provisional seat with 1,708 to 1,797 before those counts. final totals: Wolf Point 2,003 and Poplar 1,811.
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Wolf Point
Poplar
Roosevelt County
Charles T. Stewart
John C. Dwyer
Supreme Court
Indian Territory
Timber sales in Montana expected to reach thirty million feet
State forester reports 1922 timber sales near 30,000,000 feet by year end with 29,500,000 on record. Lin coln county accounts for 12,000,000 feet Stillwater in Flathead totals 12,650,000 and Flathead lake near Kalispell 4,850,000. McLaughlin winds up year at Missoula while investigating for the state board of equalization.
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Montana
Capitol
State Forester
Lincoln County
Stillwater
Flathead County
Flathead Lake
Kalispell
Libby
Julius Neils Lumber Company
R. P. McLaughlin
Missoula
Forester McLaughlin
State Board of Equalization of
Missoula Holdings Report From Western Lumber Claims
A report on holdings near Missoula belonging to the W. A. Clark interests will be submitted in a few days.
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Missoula
Western Lumber Company
W. A. Clark
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Seattle
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San Francisco
James T. Finlen
KINGS
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Central Avenue Shoe Shop
Central Avenue
Charles M. Russell
Rawhide Rawlins
Thrilling Stories
Russell
Great Western
Cheely-Raban Syndicate
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