Annual Miners Picnic at Kellogg Saturday
The annual miners picnic at Kellogg will be held next Saturday, August 6, drawing workers from across the district. Veterans from the American Legion and World War II attendees are expected, with W. J. Hindley of Spokane delivering the keynote. Afternoon events include athletic contests, a mocking contest, and a free dance floor, culminating in the eighteenth annual ball hosted by the Industrial union. Kellogg invites all Coeur d’Alene district residents to join the festivities.
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Kellogg
Ameltemen
The
American Legion
Northwest
Arditerrary
Noor
Industrial Union
Coeur d'Alene
Placer Greek Company Develops Strong Vein at Wallace
Frank Bailey directs Placer Creek Silver Lead Co to revive development on seven claims near Wallace six miles from town. After initial shafting and a 1700 foot crosscut, work paused. engineers expect a vein intersection within about 50 feet deeper, with assays reportedly showing $11 in lead and silver.
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Frank
Batley
Spokane
Pacer Greek
Wallace
Cour d'Alene
Placer Creek
W. H. Kleiman
Talley
Northwest Mining Association
Bailey
Placer Creek Silver-Lead Company
Alley
Nabob mining revival urged by Fisher as Lippert suit looms
C H Fisher of Spokane issues a statement on efforts to resume Nabob Consolidated Mining operations after a period of financial stress. Credit from Lippert Investment Co funded debt payments and mine improvements totaling about 146000, with 22000 net smelter returns before market collapse. Judge McNaughton in Coeur d'Alene to hear related stock transfer action. Liberia government rents chamber for a twice weekly motion picture show with the president having a reserved seat.
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Ans
Belme
Nabob
C. H. Fisher
Spokane
Fisher
Lippert Invest Impany
Nabob Company
Stewart Mining Company
Plaintif
J. W. Codd
McNaughton
Coeur d'Alene
Pert Investment Company
Nabob Consolidated Mining Company
Tabor
Fem
St Wax
Liberia
Chamber of the House of Representatives
Monrovia
Republic
Pine Creek Company A Promising Outlook
Development work is underway by Pine Creek Mining and Milling, owner of 13 claims on Fine Creek at Denver Gulch. H. W. Ingalls leads, showing a vein with pay values in silver, lead, and zinc across 10 feet. Crosscuts aim to reach the main vein branch within 80 to 40 feet as ore shows strong potential and a large timber asset looms.
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Pine Creek Mining & Milling Company
Fine Creek
Denver Gulch
H. W. Ingalls
Mullan
Ingalls
Pine Creek Company
Hilavity Mining Company
Hilarity Club
Coeur d'Alenes
Hilarity
Local Operators Discuss Ore Dressing at Wallace Conference
An important July 21 meeting in Wallace brought Coeur d Alene district mine operators together with officials from the U S Bureau of Mines and the Idaho Bureau of Mines and Geology. Francis A Thomson outlined four years of ore dressing work at the University of Idaho and Cooperating agencies. A W Fahrenwald described surface tension measurements to gauge absorptive capacities of minerals for various oils, prompting operator discussion on flotation gains. R R Elder of the Mines School staff summarized decontamination results from a university method.
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Coeur @Alene
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Idaho State Bureau of Mines and Geology
Wallace
Francis A. Thomson
University of Idaho School of Mines
State Bureau of Mines and Geology
A. W. Fahrenwald
Moscow
R. R Elder
School of Mines
July Weather Records Compared for Six-Year Span
BERGLUND observes July weather across six years highlighting temperature highs lows and precipitation patterns at the station. The comparison notes notable heat spikes and rainfall variability affecting local conditions and garden planning.
Montana Miners Survive Flood After Mine Connection Breaks
The Anaconda Standard reports miners in Deer Lodge valley near the Champion mine faced entrapment when the old workings connected with the new tunnel at the 600-foot level flooded the lower tunnel. Water surged in 19 minutes as a mule freed itself from harness and escaped. All miners emerged soaked but unharmed. the flood damaged the dump and surrounding property while tons of rock washed over the hill.
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Champion
Deer Ledge
Pelessir
Wes
St Lawrence Copper Mine to Stay Closed Until September Meeting
H M Lancaster of Saltese, manager of the St Lawrence Copper Mine company, said operations will remain shut until after the stockholders meeting in September in Pittsburg where control sits. He noted much ore was found in a drift eastward, supporting his geological theory as described to directors. The piece ends with a general remark on longevity and diamond wedding statistics.
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H. M. Lancaster
Saltese
St. Lawrence
Lancaster
Belmont Mining Company assesses stock in Wallace Idaho
Notice of assessment of three mills per share issued by the Belmont Mining Company Limited at Wallace Idaho. Directors levied the tax July 30 1921 payable by September 2 1921 to Frank P Hess secretary Treasurer at 415 Cedar Street. Unpaid shares become delinquent and may be sold September 24 1921 to cover the assessment costs.
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Mr. Bailey
Hailey
Oscar Cain
G. T. Dennis
F.C. Bailey
W. Rumberger
J. Elmer West
E. J. Bailey
W. J. Kleiman
Belmont Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Frank P. Hesu
Cedar Street
Frank P. Hess
Wallace, Idaho
Nam Haves Amt
Bentson
O S Cert
Calvert
Clark
Thos
James
Evans
Farren
French
W_T
Johnson
Charles
Adolph
Lawrence
Gilbert
Lane
Tom
Lane Tom
Fey
Joe
Ross
Harvey
Swanson
Anton
Schwarze
Tower
Fras
Toner
Frank
Ervin
Donald
Daniel
Villeneuve
Th Company
Turke
Albert Hausaman
Tyler Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Burke
Ni No
Shai Amt
Verna O Mack
Edith Parker Willson
CH Reeves
L Green
Carl Griffith
J A Morrin
T C Armstrong
Jack
Mattie Whitney
James R Wilson
Chas Gatewood
Chas F Montgomery
WW. McCreary
Gorden
Princes Sims Wad
C E Storey
Sg Ie Yancey
BC van
LR DeMert
Edward W Ke
Compton
J P Hudson
George W Frost
Samuels Hotel
F.C
Vast Salt Deposit Overview From Permian Beds Across Western US
The article details a vast Permian salt deposit spanning about 100000 square miles from northern Kansas through Oklahoma, Texas panhandle, and southeast New Mexico to western Texas. It notes thicknesses up to 700 feet, averages around 200 feet, and a potential reserve of about 20000 million tons, capable of supplying U.S. demand for millions of years. It also mentions a St Louis Idaho property development contract near Bure, with 1500 feet of tunnel completed but long inactive, and plans for extensive future development.
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New York
Ohio
Michigan
Pennsylvanian
West Virginia
United States
Kansas
Oklahoma
Panhandle
Texas
New Mexico
U. S. Geological Survey
T L. Collins
St. Louis & Idaho
Bure
Hercules
Notice to Creditors in Shoshone Idaho Probate Court
John Lucas as Administrator of the Estate of Joe Strageleck deceased calls all creditors and claimants to exhibit claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed at the Public Administrator's office in Shoshone County Courthouse Idaho, dated July 30, 1921, first published August 4, 1921.
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Shoshone
State of Idaho
Joe Straxeleck
Joe Strazeleck
Shoshone County
Joe Strageleck
John Lucas
Private sale notice of mining interests in Idaho
In Shoshone County Idaho probate court the estate of Robert T Horn will sell by private sale the Daddy lode Mead lodes and Baker placer mining claims in Summit district. Sale available after August 20 1921 with bids in writing at Therrett Towles Gyde Taylor building Wallace or clerk of the probate court. Ten percent certified funds due with bid. balance on court confirmation. executor may reject bids.
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Shoshone County
Idaho
Robert T. Horn
Daddy Lode
Mead and Mead
Baker Placer
Summit
Therrett Towles
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Probate Court
Charles H. Horn
Robert
7. Horn
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders 1921 and 1931
Notice to delinquent stockholders from Tyler Mining and Milling Company Idaho and Placer Creek Silver Lead Mining and Milling Company Washington. Delinquency due to two mills per share assessed May 31 1921 and one mill per share assessed July 1 1921 with amounts listed for each shareholder name.
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Placer Creek Silver
Spokane
Washington
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