Flag Day Observance by Wallace Elks Honored
Wallace lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks plans a Flag Day program at the temple on June 14 at evening. The event features an orchestral intro, history and tribute to the flag, an address by P.J. Maggy, and selections including Auld Lang Syne and America. The June Wallace Elk issue highlights this observance and notes the upcoming June 22 roundup and new Elk Magazine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Wallace Lodge
N. Earl Bushnell
H. C. McAllister
Keith K. Bailey
M. FE
Elks
Phar Glendon H. Conkdin
Johnh. McEvers
Bob
Walter Clark
J. Maggy
America” Orchestra
Wallace Elk
Carrol W. Beamer
National
Elkw
Elk Mining progress at Gettysburg No 4 and Lucretia vein
John Carson of Mullan reports on Elk Mining Company plans to deepen development at Gettysburg No 4. A Lucretia tunnel carbonate sample yielded 64.2 percent lead and 66.6 ounces of silver, with notable galena and vein-like mineralization. An easement with Independence allows a 500 to 600 foot crosscut toward the E vein to gain about 100 feet deeper, to begin after extending the current drift about 100 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carson
Mullan
Elk Mining Company
Lucretia
Carson
Lucreia
Grossout
Independence
Elk Group
Elk Management
Independence Company
Asker Ameri
OTM
Callahan
Florence Silver
Marsh
Rex
Richmond
United
Cork Province
AIM
Electric Point Org
Elk OF
Gertie
Galena
Gladstone Mt
Og Guelph
Happy Day
Highland Surprise
Hummingbird
Idaho Continental
Idaho Gold & Ruby
Imperial
Intermountain
Jack Waite
McGillivray Creek
Moonlight
Ray Jefferson
Sidney
West Hunter
Vacation Bible School planned for Wallace June 12 to 30
The Coeur d'Alenes will host a first time daily vacation Bible school at the Congregational church in Wallace from June 12 to 30. Organizers emphasize a playful approach to teaching the faith, aiming to blend fun with spiritual lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coeur d'Alenes
Congregational Church
Wallace
Wallace Republican delegates named for county convention
Republicans in four Wallace precincts nominated delegates for the county convention and precinct committeemen with some candidates for justice of the peace and constable. Ballots on August 1 will nominate county officers as well and the precinct delegates aim to send seven to the state convention in Wallace on August 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Justice of the Peace
Shoshone County
Publican
Franklin Pfirman
Therrett Towlea
D. H. Sutherland
George N. Osborn
J. R. Bean
F. L. Quigley
M. A. Corner
C. H. Strope
H. C. Adams
LL. Leighty
R. T. Strachan
A. H. Fox
C. B. Morning
Percy Frazer
Hf. Munson
Roy Morris
C. B. Horning
J. W. Evans
D. E .Wickward
Rosswell Speetman
W. J.stratton
Leonard Wickward
James A. Wayne
Walter H. Hanson
Alfred J. Dunn
A. W. Hoover
W. A. Smith
James F. McCarthy
Herman J. Rossi
J. W Wimer
Libby’s High Rank at Naval Academy Third in Class
K B Libby of this city, stenographer for the district court, ranked third in a 537 strong class at Annapolis last week. He sailed June 6 for Annapolis, will reach San Francisco about June 30, and will take 30 days leave at Seattle to visit his father. After leave he is assigned to duty on the battleship Tennessee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naval Academy
K. B. Libby
A.C. Libby
Thin City
District Court
Naval Acaa
Annapolis
Libby
Panaha
San Francisco
Jubsence
Seattle
Tennessee
Revenue remittances clarified by deputy collector Speelman
Rosswell Speelman deputy collector of internal revenue states the Miner was in error when it claimed remittances for income tax must be cash or postal money orders. He says bank drafts cashier and personal checks are accepted for income tax remittances. only revenue stamp remittances remain restricted to cash or postal money orders. The Miner publishes to prevent inconvenience.
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Rosswell Speelman
Reven
Speelman
Sterling Silver Cuts Promising Stringers at Big Creek
Sterling Silver Mountain reports progress on the Big Creek project with 4 crosscut tunnel reaching about 500 feet to cut the Sterling vein. The crosscut has extended over 700 feet and several promising stringers, rich in silver, have been found. Superintendent Morrell says the formation and stringers align with nearby producing mines and a main lode may appear soon. Nearby Yankee Bay and Polaris groups adjoin, and high water washed out part of the main road near Yankee Bay, causing temporary disruption but not altering the optimistic outlook for activity this year. The Bunker Hill mine advances, while Sunshine (Yankee Bay) shows steady gains under Merriam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Silver Mountain Company
Big Creek
Harry Morrell
Sterling
Yankee Bay
Polaris
Bi Creek
Bunker Hill
Bir Creek
Sunshine Company
K. S. Merriam
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce Meets Today
The North Idaho Chamber of Commerce gathers in Elks temple at 2 30 PM with welcome by Platt P Morrow and city honors from Mayor Hugh Toole. Delegates hear multiple county officials and educators, a library room evening session plans greater usefulness, mine visits, a banquet at 6 PM, and talks on county resources and tax reduction. The convention aims for about 100 delegates amid a lively program featuring music and speeches. The note ends with a brief, unrelated historical fact about the Panama Canal cost and the Great Eastern crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Idaho Chamber of Commerce
Elks Temple
Platt P. Morrow
Shoshone County
Hugh Toole
Herman Taylor
Sandpoint
T. S. Kerr
Boundary County
Mark A Means
Nez Perce
R. T Spalding
Benewah
TL. Greer
Bonner County
M. E Lewis
Latah
P. W. Mitchell
Lewis County
H. L. Walrath
Clearwater County
A. F. Parker
Idaho County
Wallace Board of Trade
Harry C. McAlister
Mra S
Idaho
Wallace Miner's Big Subscription Contest Opens in Coeur d'Alenes
Honors are even after the first week as the Wallace Miner's large subscription contest gains favor among boys and girls of the Coeur d'Alenes. The top prize is a round trip to Seattle with 700 dollars in expenses for three days, plus 25 cents per subscription and points toward prizes. Kellogg promises the first prize lands in the Smelter City when the contest ends, while contestants from Burke Wallace Kellogg and Mullan vie to lead. The field includes Phil Summers of Mullan who started the first subscription, and other early leaders such as Edwin Hall of Burke and Steve Radovich of Kellogg, with a list of contestants from each town.
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Coeur d'Alenes
Seattle
Burke
Wallace
Kellogg
Mullan
Mount Tainte
Phil Summers
Pat Gleason
Bilberg
Phil
Bic
Edwin Hall
Burke Canyon
Hecla
Steve Radovich
Charles Botton
Hisakeregate
Kelloge
Philip Bitner
Roderick Loomis
John Fox
Lafey McCrory
Veda Metrovich
Harold Durbin
Duncan McLean
Charles Boon
Dan Farris Hurke
Fred Mumley
Jamea Doyle
Carl Harmon
Jaggard
Mace—Law Hond
Olan Smith
Mulian
Ernest Hoeffer
Arthur Hanson
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders in Wallace Idaho
Notice to delinquent stockholders lists assessment No 3 levied May 6 1922 with amounts shown opposite each shareholder name. The notice requests payment of delinquent shares and amount due by the specified date.
Notice of Assessment for Amazon Dixie Mining Co Wallace Idaho
At a April 24 1922 board meeting Amazon Dixie Mining Co levied a one cent per share assessment on outstanding stock payable by May 27 1922 to Herman J Rossi secretary treasurer in the Insurance Building Wallace Idaho. Unpaid stock by May 27 1922 will be delinquent and sold at public auction on June 17 1922 at 7 30 p m to cover the delinquent assessment and selling costs. Postponement extends payment to June 27 1922 and moves sale to July 15 1922 at the same time and place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Andruseh
Amonson
JP Callahan
Cgidington
Martin Dinn
Joseph Dinn
Ebbley
Fahle
T Harris
Martin “Hackett
Hawkey
John Hughes
Josephine Kahn
Mike Kors
Michael McDirmitt
JA McKao
Doe Martin
Meyer
Morse
Arnold Minch
Mills
Clark G Norris
Thomas Szklarz
jJames Underwood
Matthew W Neh
Bridget Wugh
SN Watchoff
Corporation
James A Wayne
Gyde-Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
James A, Wayne
Mmice
Amazon-Dixie Mining Company
Amazon-Dixe Mining Company
Herman J. Rossi
Insurance
Amazon Dixie Mining Company
Semple Returns From Bonner Mining Work
John Semple, a mining engineer, has returned from Bonner County where he was engaged in professional work. He will proceed to Spokane and then to the Wood River district near Hailey, Idaho to inspect mining properties. The region has seen a revival in the past year due to Federal and Bunker Hill company operations, with a bright outlook.
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Semple
Bonner
John
Bonner County
Spokane
Wood River District
Idaho
Hailey
Federal
Bunker Hill
Blue Bell Mining Sees Chicago Investor Visit and New Assessment
Jaeger of Chicago visited Big Creek property of the Blue Bell Mining company with L K Armstrong of Spokane. A stockholders meeting elected Jaeger president after the death of M J Weber. Frank Bland remains local representative as two new claims are added. Management plans vigorous development and has levied a 5 mill assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. Jaeger
Chicago
Blue Bell Mining Company
Big Creek
Jaeger
L. K. Armstrong
Spokane
Blue Bell
Carl Magnee
M. J. Weber
Chiago
Frank Bland
Classified Ad Jost-Hub Cap for Jewett Car
Classified notice offers a Jost-Hub cap for a Jewett car marked with a red dot. Reward offered. Call phone number 34-31 for details or response.
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Jewett
Dr Jesse E Burgess Eyesight Specialist Visit
Dr Jesse E Burgess Eyesight Specialist of Spokane will be at Hotel Samuels on Saturday June 17. Eyes examined and glasses fitted correctly. Each patient attended one year without further charge.
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Spokane
Hotel Samuels
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Pottsville
Ramstedt
Mcdonald
Mine White
Lewiston Normal
Kellog Mate Quartet
Elk Ground
Gettysburg
Tinue Drift
Nan—W. EB. Kittrell
Sterling Silver
North Idaho Chamber Commerce
Panama Canal
United States
Fort Scations
Wallace, Mullan
Coeur D'Alene
Amaxon- Dixie Mining Company
Insurance T Building
Jesse E. Burgess
OWL Drug Store
Cedar St
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