Extending East Drift at the Chicago Boston
The Chicago-Boston mine advances its east drift on the 400 level at about 4% feet per day following a footwall. A recent crosscut from the 200 level revealed an 18 inch ore shoot with 6 inches on the hanging wall side, indicating a rake to the east. High grade ore will be shipped while lower grade ore is stored for later disposition as development continues and additional men work toward reaching the ore shoot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago-Boston
Impressive memorial ceremony honors local WWI dead
A large crowd gathered in the city park for the unveiling of a bronze memorial tablet by the War Mothers. The program featured Mrs. Walter Clark, Mayor Hugh Toole, and Rev. M. J. Sanders, with songs, readings, and an address on patriotism and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAR Mothers
Walter Clark
Kellogg
Hugh Toole
Gundlach
DeHuff
Earle Smith
O. F. Ruebke
Flander
Mra Linna Fairweather
O'Hare
SS. Gundlach
America
M. J. Sanders
Mra Gundlach
Fred W. Calloway
H. H. Miller
Bror Anderson
Wallace
Lewis Newton Bailey
Carl G. Beck
Bra
Hugh Harwood
Mullan
Fart Hoffington
Alfred J. Hough
Simon Iverson
Kelloge
I. N. Kemp
Arthur G. Leeson
William 4. McDonald
Roy T. Meyerhoff
A. Glenn Nichols
Jacob Nybeck
Wiliam D. Owens
Motlan
Tyre A. Paulson
Anton Pearson
Death of Judge Ralph T. Morgan in Kellogg
Judge Ralph T. Morgan died at his Kellogg home after a stroke Sunday afternoon. He was born June 2, 1867 in Monmouth, Missouri, served as district judge 1902-1906 and was buried in Coeur d Alene. The Shoshone County Bar attended the funeral with Judge Featherstone and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph T. Morgan
Kellogg
Coeur d'Alene
A. H. Featherstone
District Court
Walter H. Hanson
John H. McEvers
Shoshone County Bar Association
Judge Morgan
Idaho
First Judicial District
Eighth Judicial District
Shoshone
Kootenai
Kootenai County
Benewah
Bonner
Boundary
Hecla injunction hearing continued to September 19
The injunction case brought by E R Day and Mrs Sarah E Smith against Hecla Mining officers and directors is continued to Monday September 19 due to attorney W H Plummer being unavailable on September 9. The hearing seeks to make permanent the temporary restraining order against ratifying the Star sale and operation agreement with Bunker Hill and Sullivan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.R. Day
Sarah E. Smith
Hecla Mining Company
W. H. Plummer
Supreme Court
Blake
Superior Court
Spokane County
Hecla
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Company
Star
Bed Rock Too Deep Stars Frank Rose Placer Claim
Frank M. Rose and Mrs. Rose returned from the upper St. Joe where two months of placer mining yielded good gravel but no bedrock pay. The Sherlock placer, located by the late Peter Sherlock, may prove viable with bedrock flume, but current inaccessibility hindered capital. A new highway from Greer through Clearwater toward Cedar Creek may bring attention to the gold ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Rose
Frank M. Rose
Mrs. Rose
Upper St. Joe
Sherlock
Peter Sherlock
Mr. Rose
Rose
Greer
Pierce City
Clearwater
Cedar Creek
Montana
New Assessment Year Law Extends Mining Claim Work Deadline
The president has signed a bill changing the annual assessment year for mining claims. The law now ends at noon July 1, 1922, extending the 1921 labor deadline to July 1, 1922, in response to inquiries about the new timing. The change affects claim owners and requires compliance with the new July 1 deadline.
Wallace Board Trade Celebrates Successful Year
Wallace board of trade hosts its annual banquet at the Banquet restaurant with record attendance including many Wallace Business Women members. New officers elected: Donald A. Callahan president, L. E. Hanley first VP, A. J. Dunn second VP, W. H. Klieman secretary, L. C. Wilson treasurer. W. J. Hindley of Spokane guest speaker plus George F. Weeks on cooperative advertising for Shoshone and Kootenai counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Board of Trade
Wallace Business, Women's Association
Boyd-Cummins
Clarence Pressley
Robert Cummins
Wallace
Gordon Russell
Spokane
R. T. Strachen
Treasury
H. C. McAlister
Mackey
Donald A. Callahan
L. E. Hanley
A. J. Dunn
W. H. Klieman
L. C. Wilson
Callahan
Yellowstone Trail
North
Idaho
Ground Opening Complete for Third Burke Lease Shipment
The third shipment under the Burke lease is being prepared after substantial ground opening. Two stopes are now opened with a third nearing completion. Pay shoot width varies from 2 to 18 inches, and associated parties include John Bohanan Hugh Gibon and Lou Vose, Burke residents.
Walker Wins Jerome J Day Scholarship at University of Idaho
George T. Walker of Wallace high school won the Jerome J Day scholarship in the University of Idaho School of Mines Moscow. The $250 yearly four year award is awarded by a committee including Dr E A Bryan and A H Upham. Loyola Fay of Mullan Idaho was a close runner up.
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Loyola Fay
Mullan
George T. Walker
Wallace High School
Jerome J. Day
School of Mines
University of Idaho
Moscow
E. A. Bryan
A. H. Upham
Francis A. Thomson
Idaho
Fay
Mullan Park Set for Fourth of July Dedication Damaged Ore Shipment Also Reported
Large turnout expected from Coeur d'Alene district for the formal dedication of Mullan park to preserve the historic Mullan tree. N M Durham of Spokane will deliver the chief address. Auto owners to register and indicate possible passenger space. attendees asked to bring lunch baskets. Also reports ore from Keno Hill valued at 600000 dollars shipped via the Yukon route to St Michael for processing near San Francisco, with 9000 tons valued around 200 dollars per ton.
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Coeur d'Alene
Mullan Park
Canyon
N. M. Durham
Spokane
Spokesman-Review
Northwest
Seelig
Keno Hill
Stewart River
Mayo
Yukon Territory
Seattle
San Francisco
Yukon
St. Michael
Successful Placer Miner John Thiard Visits Wallace
John Thiard a veteran placer miner from Trail Creek visited Wallace for the first time in four years. He recalls the last visit during wartime when France was fighting Germany and that war memory parallels his own service in the earlier conflict. Thiard remains a pioneer of Trail Creek, still working placer ground in a limited way and adapting after dry years. He brought four buckskin pokefuls of nuggets, ranging from thumb size to large stickpins, totaling over four ounces and valued at about 77.
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John Thiard
Wallace
Trail Creek
France
Thiard
Germany
Public Notice of Homestead Proof in Idaho
Gustav Reisinger of Wallace Idaho filed notice of intention to make five year proof to establish his claim to the SE NW of Section 16 Township 4 East Boise Meridian. The proof is to be presented before the U S Land Office Register and Receiver at Coeur d Alene Idaho on November 10 1921. Witnesses named are Peter Nelson Arthur Nelson Charles H Strope and Fred P Markwell all of Wallace Idaho. Frank Langley Register. Sept 5-Oct 6 6t.
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Department of the Interior
Coeur d'Alene
Idaho
Gustav Reisinger
Wallace
Boise Meridian
United States Land Office
Coeur
Peter Nelson
Arthur Nelson
Charles H. Strope
Fred P. Markwell
Frank Langley
Register
Notice of Special Meeting of Stockholders 1921
Notice is given of a special meeting of the stockholders of the Independent Copper Mining & Milling Company Limited at the Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho on October 10 1921 at 1 00 p m. for electing a board of directors and considering reducing the board from seven to five members and for other lawful business. Otto A Olsson secretary treasurer. Gyde Taylor Building Wallace Idaho. Sep 8 Oct 6 51.
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Independent Copper Mining & Milling Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Otto A. Olson
Gyde- Taylor
Otto A. Olsson
Gyde-Taylor Bldg
Silver purchases under Pittman Act reach 70 million ounces
Purchases of silver under the Pittman Act during the week ended Aug 29 totaled 151,009 fine ounces, bringing the total purchases to 70,204,430 fine ounces. A Nebraska inventor has devised a combination mangle and wringer paired with an electric washer, claimed to greatly reduce washday drudgery.
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Nebraska
Notice to Delinquent Stock Holders Belmont Mining Co Idaho
The Belmont Mining Company Limited in Wallace Idaho issues notice of delinquent stock for a 3 mill assessment levied July 30 1921. Names and amounts owed are listed. shares will be sold September 2 1921 at 1 00 PM at 415 Cedar Street Wallace Idaho to cover delinquent assessment costs and sale expenses. Frank P Hess secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Mining Company, Limited
Wallace
Idaho
Amht_ Brown
Cy W
Chard
Mrs
Mary
Chauvin
Erickson
Albert
Murphy
I. P
Phill
Kinde
Scheave
Harold
Stinson
Blanche
Streeter
Swenson
Anna
Swinbourne
Jennie
Winkels
John
Dar Street
Wallace, Idaho
Notice of Sheriff Sale in Kellogg Idaho 1921
Bertha Holm sues James W Howard and Laura Howard with First State Bank of Kellogg. Under a 1921 foreclosure decree, Sheriff Jesse Freeman will sell Lot 3 and part of Lot 2 in Pressly's First Addition Kellogg, Shoshone County, Idaho, on October 1, 1921 at 1:30 pm at the County Court House Bank Street entrance for cash to satisfy the judgment including interest and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Holm
James W. Howard
Laura Howard
First State Bank of Kellogg
Corporation
District Court
First Judicial District
State of Idaho
County of
Shoshone
W. Howard
Hoey
Idaho
Pressly
Kellogg
Recorder
Felows
Bank Street
Wallace
County of Shoshone
United States
A. D
Jesse Freeman
John Dolan
Big Creek Lease Shows Promising Ore Shipment Turns a Profit
A. D. Burrow reported from Big Creek that a shipment of ore to the Bunker Hill smelter yielded 177.4 ounces of silver, 7 percent lead, and 2 percent copper. He said about 20 tons of ore remain in the bin and another shipment will be sent soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Burrow
Big Creek
Ausociiies
Blake Tunnel
Yankee Bay
Bunker Hill
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Austin F. Reedy
Cheater Robbins
Hubert KE. Roberts
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James BE. Sage
Burke
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Leon Taylor
George Sparenberg
Thomas Strick, Jr
Clarence Sylvester
John B. Taylor
Thomas F. Whelan
Walter B. Wright
Bertram Yocum
Gus Zoellner
Mayor Toole
Toole
Mayor Tooles
Shoshone County
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Austria
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Paris
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Jenemy
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Belleau Wood
Argonne
Lexington
Lincoln
ST. Jow Placer
Wallace Board Trade
Hindley
E. F. Mackey
Board of Trade
Entertainment
Alex T. McDonald
C. J. Howarth
A. W. Hoover
Percy J. Maggy
Charles E. Horn
D. W. Greenburg
H. J. Roast
Joseph A. Redard
George A. Mortimer
H. J. Hall
Sidney JL. Shonts
Max T. Smith
J. F. Whelan
F. L. Quigley
Thomas M. Owen
J. James Murphy
Walter J. Sullivan
Axel P. Ramstedt
John C. White
C. E. Clarke
L. B. Hanley
M. A. Corner
Platt P. Morrow
Therrett Towles
J. C. Boyd
W. H. Klteman
J. L. Greusel
D. H. DeLong
Harry W. Marsh
H. A. Rogers
James Pearce
Charles A. Keating
Good Roads
Walker
Prichard Road
S. Gundlach
William H. Barnett
Martha Barnett
Martha Leavitt
Wallace Lode
Yreka
Ames A. Williams
Mt Wallace
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