Camp reports pleasant conditions and a narrow escape
Mr. Rader visits from Radersburg and notes camp life remains pleasant. Poole narrowly escaped a fire set by an abandoned cigar, causing damage to papers and a scorched money drawer while he was frightened. Bert Lewis seeks 15 dollar reward for eight horses stolen from the Half Way House. Belt mines shut down impacting 500 workers. Anaconda buys coal from Rock Springs. Sunrise mine deal consolidates ownership, stock valued above 40000 dollars with large ore in sight and expected dividends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Rader
Radersburg
Poole
Boirne
Philipsburg
F. M. Durfee
F. W. Sherman
W. H. Robinson
Statko
Ed. Heilman
Sunrise Company
Messrs. Sherman
Durfee
Sunrise
NE Louis the Favored Facts Gathered and Impressions
A daily visit to NE Louis yields formed impressions and gathered facts about the favored figure. Report notes the environment, notable events, and public reception encountered during a day in the city.
A Good Place for Visitors A Pushing Population
A Montana article tours St Louis in Jefferson County detailing transit from Townsend, the Missouri River crossing, and the Indian Creek placer diggings. It highlights Diamond Hill bonding Silver Wave and Queen Bee, rich veins, a young bustling town, and strong investment potential for eastern capitalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tim McCarthy
Express
St. Louis
Jefferson County
Missouri River Bridge
Indian Creek Placer
Whip Cracker Gulch
Townsend
Diamond Hill
St Louis
Montana
Prickly Pear
America
Yiemity
Park District
Mining activity and visits in Townsend Montana
Frank Lyvals and Mrs Lyvals were in town with N P work train visitors. Prof Churchill of Helena planned a Queen Bee mine inspection in St Louis. Simpson and Thompson returned from Deep Creek for development work. A W Schreiber of Diamond reported payday near. Cleanups to start next week. Cole of Townsend left for Duluth after a month here seeking placer gold solvent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lyng
Diamond
N. P
Prof
Churchill
Helena
Townsend
St. Louis
Queen Bee
Messrs Simpson
Thompson
Deep Creek
A. W. Schreiber
Mr. Cole
Duluth
Montana
Prospect on Birch creek Meagher county sparks mining interest
The Meagher county prospect near Birch creek, 20 miles from Townsend, draws capital as Meyers, Bobenreith, Downton and Pickering report a fissure vein with a shaft 60 feet deep. White iron carries gold and silver with assays from 7 to 52 per ton. The group seeks bonds or purchase support, deeming the find substantial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birch Creek
Meagher County
Twnsend
Meyers
Bobenreith
Jno
Downton
J.G. Pickering
Cleveland
United States Land Office
Helena
Montana
Thomas I. Carter
Congress
Antanat Wue
Jefferson County
Recorder of
Boulder
Waterloo Lode
New Spring Hats Adorned With Roses
Advertisement notes Parks Tea claims to clear blood impurities, regulate bowels daily, and improve health. Sold by W. E. Tierney & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Tierney & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kstrayko
Bert Lewis
Half Way
Chas. Shermans
Anaconda Company
Rock Springs
Wyo
Belt
Inter Mountain
NE. Louis
Conl
O. G. Frederick
Plymouth Clothing House
Ena
Cheviot R. R
Messenger Office
Moad van Dyke Dentati, Company
Nick Hoffman
Donco & Grimm
General Blacksmiths
Broadway
Thomas Dixon
Thomas Fletcher
White Sulphur Springs
of Meagher
Chas, L. Murray
Mont
Lemuel E. Lansing
James Fow
Frank A Palen
Helens Wilkinsos
B. Hobson
Calvin Thompson
Winston
Anid Dlaimeont
Claimane
W.E Cox
Aegister
John Smith
Jacob Smith
Elizabeth A. Smith
AP. Turner
Lou Turner
Missouri River
Mentane
Caldferson County
Aeges
United States
Ederion
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