Silversmith Dividends Tied to October Campaign Push
Dividend No 3 of 1 cent per share totaling 25000 was paid by Silversmith mines on October 1. Stockholders mainly in Wallace Coeur d Alene district. Mine near Sondon 8 C. Spokane controls in company. President John B White of Spokane reports strong future and plans to list on New York curb to broaden market and lift value. Regular 5 percent dividend payable Oct 1 is set to build cash reserves for future needs. Republican October campaign in Shoshone County. meetings planned in Wallace Kellogg and various towns with notes of candidates and events. Health education and school lunch programs also described in local health efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Coeur -Alene
Sondon
8. C
Spokane
John B. White
New York
White
Consolidated Mining & Smelting Company of Canada, Limited
Shoshone
F. L. Quigley
Republican Central Committee
Quigley
French
Burton L. French
Coeur d’Alenes
Wallaee
Albert H. Conner
Donald A. Callahan
John L. Pitzgerald
Kellogg
Davis
D. W. Davis
Robert O. Jones
Jesse Freeman
G. W. Wilson
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Idaho
Mullan
Hurke
Murray
Kingston
Enaville
Montana Idaho Copper Strike Signals Large Ore Body
W J Kirby of the Montana Idaho Copper Co reports a 6 inch streak of high grade ore found about 200 feet from a vein intersection in the drift. Samples sent to Mr Kirby suggest shipping grade ore. The Montana Idaho tunnel, nearly two miles long, reaches 1800 feet depth and 700 feet below the Monitor shaft, with crosscuts toward the Richmond and St Lawrence aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
W. J. Kirby
Montana-Idaho Copper Company
Montana-Idaho
Montana
Idaho
Monitor
Richmond
St. Lawrence
Montana- Idaho Company
Adair
Argentine Mine Near Wallace Shows Signs of Revival
The old Argentine mine two and a half miles west of Wallace, operated by Wardner Kellogg miners under a Rush J. White sublease, unwatered its 100 foot shaft and老 drift to reveal copper ore in the vein mainly of spathic iron with high grade streaks. Ore previously found in the drift and a winze supports hopes the leasers will resume production and negotiate for the Silverado mill below Osburn for flotation processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace
Wardner and Kellogg
Rush J. White
Silverado
Osburn
C and R Mining and Milling Elects Directors for Ensuing Year
The annual stockholders meeting of the C. and R. Mining and Milling Company elected Edwin Roberts of Wallace as president Dr L Collins of Spokane as vice president Herman J Rossi of Wallace as secretary treasurer Roy Smith and Russell F Collins of Spokane as directors. The firm plans rapid development and a crosscut is underway under contract to locate the ore shoot further south from old workings in the Sunset district east of Sunset Peak likely on the Sunset vein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. & R. Mining & Milling Company
Insurance Building
Edwin Roberts
Wallace
Dr. L. Collins
Spokane
Herman J. Rossi
Roy Smith
Russell F. Collins
Sunset District
Sunset Peak
Sunset
Red Cross Nursing Service report September 1922
The October report covers communities Amarack Sunset Interstate Black Cloud Pine Creek Masonia Kingston Enaville Kellogg Wallace Burke and Gem. Eye clinic on September 3 served 161 cases including 67 children. Schools visited Tamarack Interstate Black Cloud Sunset Masonia Pine Creek Kingston Enaville for health inspections and reports. 162 children examined, 143 corrections recorded. Half the children underweight by 7 percent or more signaling nutritional need. Dr Emerson cites one third malnourished in preschool to school age.
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Amarack
Sunset
Interstate
Black Cloud
Pine Creek
Masonia
Kingston
Enaville
Kellogg
Wallace
Burke
Gem
Willam R. P. Emerson
Shoshone County Club Elects Officers for Year
At the annual meeting Shoshone Country Club elected directors Axel P. Ramstedt A H Featherstone Harry W Marsh Rush J White from Wallace and M H Sullivan from Kellogg for the ensuing year. Ramstedt was named president Featherstone vice president and Marsh secretary. Committees were announced Grounds White chairman with five members. House Sullivan chairman with four members. General Advisory Featherstone chairman with four members. Sports Marsh chairman with four members. Refreshment Newton chairman with four members. The annual President's Cup tournament is set for Sunday October 15 with handicaps posted at the clubhouse. Spokane Country Club pro Joe Novak will give a public exhibition next Sunday and Monday and offer private lessons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone Country Club
Axel P. Ramstedt
A. H. Featherstone
Harry W. Marsh
Rush J. White
Wallace
M. H. Sullivan
Kellogge
For Pce
Frederick Burbidge
Stanly A. Easton
James F McCarthy
H. J. Hull
H. W. Marsh
T.M. Owen
J. O. Greusel
H. C. McAllister
D. A. Callahan
J. J. Russell
W. J. Sullivan
C. W. Newton
H. C. Adams
J. A Wayne
M. J. Flohr
8. A. Easton
F. J. Quigley
T. M. Owen
Joe Novak
Spokane
St Louis and Idaho Mining Progress Promising Lead Showings
St Louis and Idaho Mining and Milling Company reports progress with strong fissure drilling at Gorge Gulch above Burke near Hercules No 4 tunnel. A drift revealed lead carbonate ore with crystals filling the face, and management expects a body of lead sulphide ore soon. President Russell F. Collins returned from Wyoming where he inspected a historic placer camp credited with seven to eight million dollars in early placer gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis & Idaho Mining & Milling Company
Russell F. Collins
Gorge Gulch
Burke
Collins
Wyoming
Death of Mrs Percival Linked to Callahan Zinc Leader
C W Newton manager of Callahan Zinc Lead Co received a letter from John Borg president reporting the death of Mrs John A Percival wife of the former Callahan president. She died at her summer home near Bridgeport Connecticut on September 27, the same area where her husband died a bit more than two years ago. She frequently visited the Coeur d Alene district with Mr Percival and her warm personality is remembered by all who knew her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Newton
Callahan Zinc-Lead Company
John Borg
John A. Percival
Callahan Company
Percival
Bridgport
Conn
Coeur d'Alene
Mission flat road right of way delays Coeur d Alene Mines
The Mission flat road project in Kootenai county cannot proceed as the right of way has not been secured. I B Stone of the Showhone Good Roads association urged the Coward Alene Valley Highway district to obtain agreements with landowners W R Mullen and Lerookett Johnson to avoid a year’s delay. The contract value is $49,000 with no highway district funds involved. bark edges and local settlers would benefit. A delegation to interview Highway board members was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mission Flat
Board of Trade
I. B. Stone
Showhone Good Roads Association
Stone
Cowar d'Alene Valley Highway District
Kootenai County
W. J. Hall
Public Works
Coeur d'Alene Valley Highway District
Mr. Young
Dudley
W. R. Mullen
Lerookett” Johnson
Highway District
Young
Highway Board
D. A Callahan
Caledonia
Callahan
Cork Province
Florence
Rex
Richmond
United
Atlen
Ajax
Ambergris
Alameda
Benton
Carney Constitution
Copper King
Douglas East
Caledonia Wag Sda
Esis
Gertie Galena
Gladstone
Mt Guelph
Happy Day
Highland Guroyiee Hypotheek
Imperial
Ivanhoe
Tron Blossom Laclede
Moonlight National Copper
North
Bunker Hill Rambler
Cariboo
Ray Jefferson Silversmith
Snowstorm
Stanley Tamarack
Valentine West Hunter Western U Mining
Boomer Gets Contract and Publicity Plans Outlined
Herman J. Rossi indicated he would confer with Mr. Mullen and Mr. Johnson before proceeding. F Mackey announced a publicity program for the year, starting with a mining district pamphlet and scenic views to attract miners to the Coeur dAlenes, prioritizing Wallace. A meeting of all committees was proposed to outline annual work. Judge DeLong reported 2877 tourist camp visits in four months, with Ford Bay notable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman J. Rossi
Mullen
Johnson
F. Mackey
Oeur d’Alenes
Tamarack & Custer Company
Canyon Creek
Hanley
Fords
D. H. DeLong
Fords Bay
Samuel Meyers
Board of Trade
Bear Creek Mining Company Annual Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the Bear Creek Mining Company stockholders meeting will be held at the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho on Tuesday November 2 1922 at 7 80 p m. to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business as may legally come before the meeting. William J Stratton Secretary Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Creek Mining Company
Wallace
Idaho
William J. Stratton
Gyde-Taylor
Inland road contract details in Spokane area
H. H. Boomer of Spokane agrees to build a 4.83 mile lake shore road from Harrison to Wolf Lodge for 117274 dollars. It will connect with the Fourth of July canyon road to Coeur d Alene. Part of the shore road was built earlier under John H Nordquist. A. B. Lafferty of Coeur d Alene secured the trestle across Squaw bay for 22862 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Boomer
Spokane
Harrison
Wolf Lodge
Coeur d'Alen
John H. Nordquist
Squawbay
A. B. Lafferty
Coeur d'Alene
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Conner
Come—County
Red Cross
Holes
Hed Cross
C. & R. Meeting
RED Cross Nursing Service
County Club
A. W. Lawson
C. W.newton
L. E. Hanley
J. J. Murphy
House
M. T. Smith
O. W. Lewis
Lee Prather
R. T. Strachan
Charles Freedner
Platt P. Morrow
ST. Louis & Idaho
Spokane Exchange
Boomer
Saxton
Harry C. McAllister CO
Wallace Stock
Spokane Stock Exchange
Mohr & Jordan
Fifth & Pine Sts
Wallace, Idaho
OWL Drug Store
Cedar St
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