Seven Devils mining properties leased for rapid development
W Jones, returning from Helena, announces a five year lease on Seven Devils mines White Meat Peacock and Helena. A 500 foot Peacock tunnel is planned to tap the ledge, with 50 men to be employed within four weeks. Ore may be sold to Ladd Metals or a local smelter may be built at Weiser as base supplies flow for operations. Copper ore in the Seven Devils is four to five times richer than Butte ores.
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W. Jones
Sen
Montana
Seven Devila
Helena
White Meat
Peacock
r.Jones
Mr. Jones
Seven Devils
Havin
Weiser
Butte
Meadows Snowfall Delays Stage to Council Trip
Heavy snow falls surpass twenty year levels as Meadows stage, pulled by large horses, endures thirteen hour trek. Passenger G H Wykoff reports snow deep enough to bury the boot, fences in Price Valley wiped out, oil-Meadows stage run by Frank Hahn praised for care and equipment.
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Meadows
Council
G. H. Wykoff
Price Valley
R. Wykoff
Frank Hahn
Hahn
Acre tract for sale near Dead Ox River with sturdy fence
A fragmentary notice advertises a farm acre tract for sale miles south of town on Dead Ox it with good fencing. Includes scattered names and stray references to Rod and Gun, stocking streams, and land adjoining others. The legible bits imply a sale and possible land permits or fishing stock considerations.
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Jones, Weiser
For Sale Kokota? Spas and Other Items Described
Fragmentary notice lists sale actions and local contact hints with unclear names and numbers. Readable bits mention Kok., spas, PO onli, Hae Manne A pene wale and monetary figures like 000 and AY Aetoning ay Mae.
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Kok
First National Bank of Weiser Buys Verbeck Building
The First National Bank of Weiser through President Edward Shainwald and Cashier C J Selwyn purchases the L H Verbeck building and lot on State street for 1400 dollars. The bank plans to erect a building on the property soon with part to be used by the bank. Also Buck's Grocery offers fresh cranberries breakfast mackerel salt herring codfish and sliced smoked halibut at 47 via phone 79.
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First National Bank of Weiser
Edward Shainwald
C. J. Selwyn
L. H. Verbeck
State Street
West Main
First National Bank
Buck's
Rich gold ore from Thunder Mountain claims near Dewey mine
W H W Rickards received ore from Thunder Mountain in Roosevelt three miles northeast of the Dewey mine showing gold on the surface. From Jack No 1 and No 2 claims the vein runs B7 feet wide with twelve feet of rich ore. A second group of six claims nearby may be taken up by a company after workers complete preliminary washing.
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W. H. W. Rickards
Thunder Mountain
Marble Creek
Dewey
Roosevelt
Thompson
Rickards
Eix Clulme
Bye Birong Emelere Corporation
Wirel
Grangevile Handord
Naval Strength of Powers in the Far East
Readers are urged to cut out this note and preserve it as the names of vessels destroyed in the navies of the combatants are given in the Signal. The piece promises a clear view of the relative standing of the two fleets and notes it will be interesting to maintain.
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Far East
Red Flames of War Light Up the East
Open conflict has broken out in the east with Russia and Japan declaring war. Japan strikes decisively inflicting heavy damage on Russia in two days, capturing vessels and sinking ships at Port Arthur and Chemulpo. Russian naval losses include battleships and armored cruisers, while Japanese forces push inland near Seoul as Manchurian rail lines are disrupted.
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Russia
Japan
Port Arthur
Poltava
Ozaravitch
Bavarin
Chemulpo
Korvetz
Varing
Rowsia
Yule
Seoul
Korea
Pallade
Union
Man Found Dead in House on State Street
A man about 25 was found dead in a rented house on State Street near the Christian church. Justice Coakley led the inquest in the absence of the coroner. death was ruled natural. The deceased carried letters, a land deed in Nebraska, large cash sums, and a Seattle draft, and was awaiting a reply from Lewiston regarding land purchases. Several locals identified him, and burial preparations began as a brother in Lewiston requested the body be held.
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State Street
McBratney
Huntington
Coakley
Will H. Johnson
Venice
Holt County
Neb
Nebraska
Puget Sound National Bank of
Seattle
William Lane
W. F. Sommercamp
Lewiston
W. B. Summercamp
F. M. Carr
W. A. Fredricks
A. J. Hopkins
G. J. Hillier
J. &. Utely
McKinney
Weiser
J. M. Snider
Vorehwoes Bullerild Ili Report Unclear Fragments
Readable fragments describe an event involving Vorehwoes Bullerild Ili and an associate named Lo Hine. Details are incomplete. no clear date location or outcome available in the surviving text. Further text needed to confirm participants and event nature.
Piano Contest Announcement in Local Paper
A clipped item notes a piano contest with unclear details and participant names. The fragment references lending a piano and mentions measures of participation or timing without complete context or identifiable individuals.
Build of German Baptist Church Planned in Weiser
Will Build Church With Rev J A G Stiverson Receiving Trust of Lots 1 and 2 Block 1 Trott Addition for church and parsonage. Stiverson to erect residence on Lot 3. Ground north of Foot property on East Main facing Elm. W T U social at Methodist church Feb 18 with program and refreshments. admission 10 cents.
Phelao Howse Damaged. Verthes trv Warten fined over bout
An OCR fragment notes a dispute and a fine involving Verthes trv Warten with references to a blue helm and multiple names, including Lanmamaie Daehn and Maw ploinph hamey wunee, in a garbled report. The readable text centers on a damaged or unclear incident and a monetary penalty.
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Verthes Trv Warten
Blue Helms
Lanmamaie Daehn
Aiohayi
Boy Maw
Ploinph
Hamey Wunee
Dasa
Ofp
Amualue
Cal Dean Melas
Making Nitric Acid Plants Near Rapid River
Charles O. Davis received a Thursday letter from T. F. Rankin at the Rankin camp on Rapid River reporting new machinery producing nitric acid of strength that cuts copper and should work on other metals. Rankin says electrician Dan Jacobi proved the process feasible and a full plant startup is imminent, with a larger Coleago nitric acid facility nearing operation.
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Charles O. Davis
T. F. Rankin
Rankin
Rapid River
Dan Jacobi
Coleago
To te Puli 110 wan et oats ous an Sell Morus puny medan pnt wie Wi
The readable fragments describe a local event involving a group or entity with unclear names and dates, referencing a sale or auction and a place near Morus. The text is fragmented and nonstandard, providing minimal verifiable details for a precise summary.
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