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Patrick A. Largey Family papers, 1863-1965
Overview of the Collection
- Creator
- Largey, Patrick A., 1836-1898
- Title
- Patrick A. Largey Family papers
- Dates
- 1863-1965 (inclusive)18631965
- Quantity
- 87.5 linear feet of shelf space
- Collection Number
- MC 289 (collection)
- Summary
- Patrick Largey (1836-1898) was a Butte, Montana, hardware firm owner, banker, and mining investor. Collection (1867-1935) consists of financial and operational records of several firms owned by Largey and later by his Estate, including the Butte Hardware Company, Largey Lumber Company, P.A. Largey and Company, Missoula Lumber Company, Beaverhead Lumber Company, Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company, Passmore Paper Company, and others. There are also subgroups for several family members. Also included in the collection are descendant charts and family group records for the Charles Wilson Peale, Rachel Brewer, and Largey families, as well as family histories and related clippings. The charts, family group records, and family history material were compiled by Vicky MacDonald Harrison in 1991.
- Repository
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Montana Historical Society, Library & Archives
Montana Historical Society Research Center Archives
225 North Roberts
PO Box 201201
Helena MT
59620-1201
Telephone: 4064442681
Fax: 4064445297
mhslibrary@mt.gov - Access Restrictions
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Collection is open for research.
- Languages
- English
- Sponsor
- Funding for encoding this finding aid was provided through a grant awarded by the National Endowment for the Humanities.
Biographical NoteReturn to Top
Patrick A. Largey was born on April 2, 1838, on a farm in Perry County, Ohio, the youngest of eleven children of Patrick and Jane (Cassilly) Largey. As a young man he taught in rural schools to pay for his education at St. Joseph's College at Somerset, Ohio. After graduating, he continued teaching for a time, and then moved to Cincinnati, where he became a bookkeeper. He then traveled by steamboat to Keokuk, Iowa, where he worked for two years as a clerk in a dry goods store. When that store failed, he returned to Ohio, where he saved enough money to open his own store in Des Moines, Iowa, in 1861. He sold the store a year later and went to work as a purchasing agent for the freighting business of his cousin Edward Creighton.
In 1865 he became captain of one of Creighton's wagon trains, which arrived in Virginia City, Montana, in the fall of that year. For the next few years he engaged in a variety of businesses around Montana Territory, including a freighting business, cattle dealing in Jefferson County, a grocery store in Helena, and the construction of a telegraph line from Virginia City to Fort Benton by way of Helena and one from Butte to Deer Lodge. For four years he was a salesman for Creighton and Ohle in Virginia City. He established a hardware store P.A. Largey and Company, which he eventually sold to Elling, Knight and Company. After the sale of this store in 1880 he moved to Butte.
In Butte Largey deeply involved himself in developing the economy of the city. He opened the Butte Hardware Company in March 1881. In 1890 he was one of the incorporators of the State Savings Bank of Butte and served as its president until his death. He was also one of the founders of the Brush Electric and Power Company and the Inter-Mountain Publishing Company.
In 1895 a fire broke out in the Kenyon-Connell Commercial Company warehouse. The fire and resulting explosion spread to Largey's Butte Hardware Company warehouse. The explosion resulted in the death and injury of many people. One of those injured, Thomas J. Riley, bore a grudge against Largey. On January 11, 1898, he walked into the State Savings Bank and shot Patrick A. Largey to death. Largey left his widow Lulu, two sons Morris Sellers Largey and Edward Creighton Largey, and two daughters Mary Montana Largey and Lulu Largey. Two other daughters Grace and Blanche died in early childhood.
Largey's widow Lulu Largey (1854-1918) was born in December 1854 in Cincinnati, Ohio, the daughter of Morris and Amanda Sellers. She married Patrick A. Largey on April 30, 1877, in Chicago, Illinois. Lulu administered the Largey Estate with the assistance of John D. Haines. She married John Catron in January 1907, and continued to be involved in Estate management. She died in 1918.
Morris Sellers Largey (1880-1956) was educated in civil engineering at Georgetown University and the University of Michigan. When he came into his majority, he was increasingly involved in the operation of the Estate's businesses, especially the Largey Lumber Company, the Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company, the Missoula Lumber Company, and the State Savings Bank. In addition, Morris became a theater angel in New York, financially supporting the Will Block Amusement Company, and the Rork Company. He married one of the theater's actresses Alberta Crissey on November 19, 1908. In 1915 he resigned from the Estate's enterprises. He briefly remained in Butte as an engineer. In 1930, he was candy manufacturer in Los Angeles, California, where he died on March 2, 1956.
Edward Creighton Largey (1887-1963) graduated from the University of Michigan in 1909. He was on the board of directors of several of the family businesses. About 1908, he married Ursula Hancock, who was also involved with the New York theater. He served in the 1909 and 1911 Montana legislatures. Like his brother, he resigned from the family enterprises in 1915 and left Butte. In 1930 he was manager of a bowling alley in a Chicago suburb. He died in Long Beach, California, on November 22, 1963.
Lulu Largey (1882-1916) married Frank McGinn in 1902. She died in 1916 in Omaha, Nebraska.
Mary Montana Largey (1889-1919) married Raymond Joseph MacDonald (1879-1956) in 1908. He became the president and manager of the Largey Estate and later organized the R.J. MacDonald Company to manage many of the Estate's assets. He also was president of the Intermountain Transportation Company. He was active in many civic organizations, including the Butte Community Memorial Hospital, the Crippled Children's Auxiliary, and the Butte Chamber of Commerce.
Their son Raymond Bourke MacDonald (1918-1973) eventually took over many of the family businesses, including the Largey Lumber Company. He also was active on the Silver Bow County Airport Commission. On his death he willed his valuable Wild Horse Island property to the state as a park. He also willed this family collection to the Montana Historical Society.
Content DescriptionReturn to Top
Collection consists of personal papers of Patrick A. Largey and members of his extended family; plus business records for a variety of businesses owned by Largey, his Estate, and other family members. The collection is divided into five major groups of subgroups: family subgroups, hardware company subgroups, lumber company subgroups, paper and pulp company subgroups, and miscellaneous subgroups.
The Family Subgroups include personal papers of Patrick A. Largey, his widow Lulu Largey Catron, his two sons Edward Creighton Largey and Morris Sellers Largey, his two daughters Lulu Largey McGinn and Mary Montana Largey MacDonald; his son-in-law Raymond J. MacDonald, his grandson Raymond Bourke MacDonald, and the Patrick A. Largey Estate.
The Hardware Company Subgroups include records of P.A. Largey and Company of Virginia City, Montana, consisting of correspondence (1880) and financial records (1873-1881); records of the Butte Hardware Company, consisting of correspondence (1883-1904), court papers (1885-1902) including a transcript (1895) of the inquest on the warehouse explosion, financial records (1881-1905), legal documents (1886-1907), organizational records (1897-1902), and miscellany; and records of J.M. Montgomery and Company, consisting of correspondence (1895-1897), court papers (1894-1896), financial records (1892-1897), legal documents (1892-1897), and miscellany.
The Lumber Company Subgroups include records of the Beaverhead Lumber Company, consisting of correspondence (1914-1915) and financial records (1909-1915); records of the Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company, consisting of correspondence (1902-1916), court papers (undated), financial records (1904-1920), legal documents (1903-1919), organizational records (1900-1918), reports (undated), and miscellany; records of the D.W. Hughes Lumber Company/Hughes Lumber Company, consisting of correspondence (1913-1939), court papers (1936-1939), financial records (1916-1939), legal documents (1918-1939), organizational records (1930), and miscellany; records of the Largey Lumber Company, consisting of correspondence (1902-1965), court papers (1902-1945), employment records (1914-1958), financial records (1902-1962), legal documents (1901-1961), organizational records (1901-1915), subject files (1912-1959), and miscellany; and records of the Bernard Noon Lumber Company, consisting of correspondence (1900-1902), court papers (1898-1902), employment records (1898-1902), financial records (1899-1902), legal documents (1899-1902), production records (1897-1901), and miscellany.
The Paper and Pulp Company Subgroups include records of the King and Largey Paper Mills, consisting of correspondence (1905-1910), financial records (1905-1911), legal documents (1906), and organizational records (1905); records of the Montana Book Company, consisting of correspondence (1901-1903), employment records (1903), financial records (1901-1903), legal documents (1901-1903), and miscellany; and records of the Passmore Paper Company, consisting of correspondence (1900-1911), court papers (1900-1908), financial records (1897-1909), legal documents (1901-1905), organizational records (1897-1910), reports (1905), and miscellany.
The Miscellaneous Subgroups include records of the New York theater companies Will J. Block Amusement Company and The Rork Company, consisting of correspondence (1908), court papers (1907-1909), employment records (1905-1906), financial records (1905-1909), legal documents (1905-1908), organizational records (1905-1908), miscellany, and clippings; records of E. Creighton and Company, consisting of correspondence (1865-1877), court papers (1869-1873), and financial records (1863-1876); papers of John D. Haines, consisting of correspondence (1896-1913), and miscellany; papers of John M. Howard, consisting of a letterpress book of correspondence (1906-1909); papers of Samuel B. Rice, consisting of correspondence (1872-1891); records of the Silver Bow County Airport Commission, consisting of correspondence (1953-1961), financial rerecords (1956-1961), legal documents (1949-1960), reports (1945-1947), and miscellany; records of the State Savings Bank, consisting of correspondence (1910), court papers (1897), and miscellany; and mining company subject files (1889-1913, 1939) concerning mines owned by P.A. Largey, the Largey Estate, and others.
Use of the CollectionReturn to Top
Restrictions on Use
The Montana Historical Society is the owner of the materials in the Research Library and makes available reproductions for research, publication, and other uses. Written permission must be obtained from the Research Library before any reproduction use. The Society does not necessarily hold copyright to all of the materials in the collections. In some cases, permission for use may require seeking additional authorization from the copyright owners.
In addition the genealogical writings have been copyrighted By Vicky MacDonald with the Library of Congress.
Preferred Citation
Item description and date. Collection Title. Collection Number. Box and Folder numbers. Montana Historical Society Research Center, Archives, Helena, Montana.
Administrative InformationReturn to Top
Arrangement
Arranged by subgroup and series. Some material housed in Archives map case and Manuscript Volumes. See inventory below for more information.
Detailed Description of the CollectionReturn to Top
Family Subgroups Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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Patrick A. Largey |
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Biographical Materials |
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Box/Folder | ||
1 / 1 | "Descendants of Patrick Largey" [compiled by
Vicky MacDonald, great-great-grand-daughter] This file copyrighted by Vicky MacDonald |
1991 |
1 / 2 | Miscellaneous (includes biographical articles,
family tree, card file, etc.) |
1900- |
Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
1 / 3 | A (correspondents include Abram French and
Company, Anaconda Copper Mining Company, N. Armstrong and Company, Arnoux and
Hochhausen) |
1877-1897 |
1 / 4 | B (correspondents include I.G. Baker and Company,
Beaverhead County Clerk and Recorder, Alden J. Bennett, L. Berand, W. Berkin, M.M.
Black, John E. Blaine, Henry N. Blake, J.E. Boss, J.G. Bower, Benjamin Bradford,
British Columbia Bureau, C.A. Broadwater, John B. Brondel, D.W. Brunton, G.G.
Buford, Mrs. J.M. Butler, Butte City Engineer, Butte Hardware Company) |
1877-1897 |
1 / 5 | E.F. Cameron |
1896-1898 |
1 / 6 | Arthur Clark |
1896 |
1 / 7 | C (correspondents include John Caplice, Carroll
and Leebey, C. Casser Jr., J.W. Chapman, John H. Charles, J. Chauvin, Chicago
Galvanized Wire Fence Company, A.N. Clark, George H. Clark, William A. Clark, John
B. Clayberg, J.M. Clifford, Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, Walter Cooper, A.V.
Corry, S.B. Coulson, C.W. Creighton, J.A. Creighton, T.A. Cummings, C.E. Currie,
Curtis and Burdett, John H. Curtis) |
1876-1897 |
1 / 8-10 | Charles L. Dahler (re Iron Rod Mining Company,
incorporated by Dahler and Largey in 1878) |
1879-1897 |
1 / 11-13 | Oliver Durant (re Centre Star Mining and Smelting
Company, Rossland B.C.) |
1895-1897 |
1 / 14 | D-E (correspondents include O.C. Dallas, Daly and
Hamilton [Rossland B.C.], John M. Daugherty, William H. Davenport, Davis and
Tatem, Dayton Globe Iron Works Company, Deadwood and Delaware Smelting Company,
Philipp Deidesheimer, J.E. Dickey, W.W. Dixon, Mrs. J.F. Duffy, John P. Dyas,
Joseph Edsall, Electro-Cyanide Gold and Silver Extracting Company, Henry Elling,
A.B. Elliott) |
1872-1897 |
1 / 15 | Fox and Lyster; Fox, Lyster and Roe, bankers |
1870-1871 |
1 / 16 | F-G (correspondents include William G. Fanton,
F.H. Farrar, Lee W. Foster and Company, Fraser and Chalmers, A.R. Gates Grocery
Company, Globe Company, C. Gove and Company, J.M. Griffith, N. Guyot) |
1870-1871 |
1 / 17 | Fayette Hamilton |
1881-1888 |
1 / 18 | J.P. Harlan [Boundary Falls, B.C.] |
1894-1895 |
1 / 19 | John Hines |
1872-1874 |
1 / 20 | C.W. Hoffman (Bozeman National Bank) |
1896-1897 |
1 / 21 | H-J (correspondents include A. Hackl, N.E.
Hammer, T.H. Hamilton, Frank W. Haskins, W.R. Hawkins, Nelson Hawley, Albert
Herman, A.A. Houseman and Company, G.R. Hughes, Hunter Brothers [Rossland B.C.],
William M. Jack Company, C.E. James, Jenckes Machine Company, Mrs. Barclay Jones,
F.J. Jones, R.R. Jones, W.C. Jones) |
1876-1897 |
1 / 22 | K-L (correspondents include George S. Kennedy and
Company, Fred J. Kiesel and Company, Charles E. King, Hugh Kirkendall, B.
Kittredge and Company, J.M. Knight, Jessie C. Knox, Hiram Knowles, Frederick
Kraemer, J.M. Krippner, A. Kuhn and Brother, A. Lamme and Company, Ellen Largey
[sister], Lulu Largey, P.A. Largey and Company, Adeline L. Laurin, W.L. Lee, L.
Gertrude Lippincott, John Lucy, T. Lynde) |
1872-1897 |
1 / 23 | Lee Mantle |
1877-1881 |
1 / 24 | Murphy, Neel and Company |
1878-1879 |
1 / 25 | M (correspondents include James Markham; Markley,
Alling and Company; William Marr; C.J. McArthur; G.A. McCormick; Meriden Britannia
Company; F.R. Merk; Miller, Metcalf and Perkin; Montana Board of Stock
Commissioners; Montana Ore Purchasing Company; Monte Cristo Gold Mining Company
[Rossland B.C.]; Morning Star Mining Company [Rossland B.C.]; T.G. Morrow) |
1874-1897 |
1 / 26 | N-O (correspondents include Mary A. Noon
[sister]; James O'Connell; Oil City Boiler Works; John O'Neill; Orr, Hess and
Morgan) |
1878-1897 |
1 / 27 | L.D. Porter [also includes some outgoing letters] |
1887-1890, 1896-1897 |
2 / 1 | P (correspondents include Parrot Silver and
Copper Company, Patent Metallic Brush Company, Patton and Lambrecht, Pelton Water
Wheel Company, Peoples National Bank [Fox and Lyster], George E. Pfunder [Rossland
B.C.], John E. Pilcher, John Potter, T.C. Power and Company, |
1873-1897 |
2 / 2 | S.B. Rice |
1871, 1894-1897 |
2 / 3 | R (correspondents include George L. Rumsey,
Winthrop Raymond, Frank L. Reese, C.Y. Reeder, David F. Reinhardt, James Renshaw,
W.F. Robertson, Charles Ross, L.M. Rumsey and Company, Russell and Erwin
Manufacturing Company) |
1872-1897 |
2 / 4 | Nelson Story [includes some outgoing letters] |
1874-1896 |
2 / 5 | S (correspondents include W.P.P. St. Clair, O.J.
Salisbury, Henry Schupp, Louis Seckels, William Selbrie, Morris Sellers and
Company, A.F. Shapleigh and Company, Simmons Hardware Company, S. Morgan Smith,
Spokane Bureau of Mines, Lucy Spratt, George Steell, Stilwell-Pierce and
Smith-Vaile Company, Studer Brothers, Charles Swan) |
1876-1897 |
2 / 6 | J.H. Taylor (Bozeman postmaster re telegraph) |
1875-1879 |
2 / 7 | T-V (correspondents include A.H. Tarbet, Hermann
C. Trofehrn, E.W. Toole, Tom Traynor, L.C. Trent and Company, Union Pacific
Railroad Company, U.S. Army, U.S. Centennial Commission, U.S. Office of Indian
Affairs, U.S. Surveyor General for Montana, Oscar Van Tassell) |
1873-1897 |
2 / 8 | W-Z (correspondents include Eliza Blaine Walker,
Julia Walker, S.J. Walker, Charles S. Warren, Webster Camp and Lane Machine
Company, E.H. Wedelkind, Howard Weir, Western Union Telegraph Company,
Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company, B.F. White, W. McC. White and
Company, F.H. Wilcomb, S.A. Willey (Gilmer, Salisbury and Company stage line),
Mrs. H.N. Wing, C.S. Wynn, Zucker and Levett, unidentified) |
1871-1897 |
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
2 / 9 | Letterpress book |
1897-1898 |
Miscellaneous Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
2 / 10 | Neither to nor from P.A. Largey (includes L.D.
Porter to S.B. Rice, William F. Stotts to John Noon, John P. Dyas to W.L. Clark,
Thomas H. Carter to W. McC. White) |
1879-1897 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
2 / 11 | William Reagan Estate, P.A. Largey Administrator |
1879-1880 |
2 / 12 | P.A. Largey vs. John Astle |
1896 |
2 / 13 | Miscellaneous (includes Patrick Largey vs. John
O'Neill et al; Edward Creighton et al. vs. Leander M. Black, Henry J. Sweet
bankruptcy; court costs, etc.) |
1869-1897 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
2 / 14 | Bank account with State Savings Bank |
1894-1898 |
2 / 15 | Bank accounts (miscellaneous) |
1874-1888, undated |
2 / 16 | Bills [scattered] |
1885, 1896, undated |
2 / 17 | Journal |
1893 |
2 / 18 | Ledger |
1878-1885 |
2 / 19 | Promissory notes |
1880, 1894 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
3 / 1 | Commissioner of Indian Affairs contracts for
provisions for Fort Belknap and Fort Peck |
1874-1875 |
3 / 2 | Legal documents register |
1884-1895 |
3 / 3 | Mining claim transfer book (includes Butte town
lots, etc.) |
1877-1897 |
3 / 4 | Mining property register |
circa 1877-1893 |
3 / 5 | Property sold for taxes RESTRICTED
|
1894-1897 |
3 / 6 | Record of assessment work on mines |
1881-1895 |
3 / 7-11 | Miscellaneous (includes deeds, leases, contracts,
etc., primarily on mines) |
1864-1897 |
Subject Files |
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Box/Folder | ||
3 / 12 | Brush Electric Light and Power Company (includes
articles of incorporation, minutes, legal documents, and correspondence) |
1882-1884 |
3 / 13 | Summit Valley Railway Company |
1883-1890 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
3 / 14 | Horse book |
1880 |
3 / 15 | Insurance policies on buildings |
1889-1897 |
3 / 16 | Insurance policies on steamboat cargoes |
1878 |
3 / 17 | Stock certificates |
1890, 1893 |
3 / 18 | Supply list for unidentified building |
circa 1880 |
Lulu F. Largey Catron [widow of Patrick A. Largey]
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Biographical Materials |
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Box/Folder | ||
4 / 1 | "Descendants of Charles Wilson Peale and Rachel
Brewer" (compiled by Vicky MacDonald) This file copyrighted by Vicky MacDonald) |
1991 |
Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
4 / 2 | A-D (correspondents include Ann Arbor High School
[re Edward C. Largey], George Logan Brown, P.J. Contine, B. Davies, Dennis
Driscoll, Timothy Downey) |
1899-1906 |
4 / 3 | Darius Grogan (re Gallatin County conspiracy) |
1899 |
4 / 4 | J-Z (correspondents include James Kennedy,
McBride and McBride [re State Savings Bank receivership], New York Transportation
Company, Northwest School Furniture Company, Omaha Bottling Company, Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone Company, John Ryan, Leopold F. Schmidt, Silver Bow County
District Court, Martin White Detective Agency, J.H. Wiant, E.C. Ziegler) |
1899-1908 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
4 / 5 | Accounts with lumber companies |
1909 |
4 / 6 | Bank books |
1897-1907 |
4 / 7-8 | Bee Hive Block rent account books |
1899-1905 |
4 / 9 | Book orders |
1898-1901 |
Volume | ||
1 | Cash book |
1899-1903 |
Box/Folder | ||
4 / 10 | Cash book: guardianship account |
1899-1901 |
5 / 1 | Cash book/ledger/journal |
1901 |
5 / 2 | Journal |
1900-1905 |
5 / 3 | Ledger |
1908-1909 |
5 / 4 | Miscellaneous (includes income of each ward,
investment in Smokehouse Mining Company, escrow statement for sale of McQueen
Placer, escrow statement with Franklin Farrel, etc.) |
1899-1907 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
5 / 5 | Agreements |
1898-1905 |
5 / 6 | Deeds |
1899-1901 |
5 / 7 | Leases: Largey residence |
1903-1906 |
5 / 8 | Leases: real estate |
1900-1906 |
Subject Files |
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Box/Folder | ||
5 / 9 | Lumber companies prospective sale |
1910 |
5 / 10 | St. James Hospital Chapel statuary purchase |
1899-1900 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
5 / 11 | Specifications for three houses on West Broadway
to be built by Link and Donovan |
undated |
Edward Creighton Largey [son of Patrick A. Largey]
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Biographical Materials |
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Box/Folder | ||
6 / 1 | Biographical memorandum; clipping |
1911, circa 1921 |
Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
6 / 2 | A (correspondents include Cecil Adams, William R.
Allen, American Automobile Association, Anglin-Bancker Company, Argus
Pressclipping Bureau) |
1908-1913 |
6 / 3 | John S. Bradstreet and Company |
1908-1909 |
6 / 4 | B (correspondents include J.W. Banks, R.P.
Barclay, H.L. Bargion, M. O'D. Barry, Belt Miners Union, Charles Bielenburg,
Billings Chamber of Commerce, A.A. Bowen, Edmund F. Boyle, Brock and Geagans
Jewelers, M. Brogan, John J. Broughall, Bryan and Kern Democratic Club, W.J. Budd
and Company, Hank Burmester, Butte Country Club, Butte High School Football Team,
Butte Kennel Club) |
1907-1913 |
6 / 5 | J.W. and Lulu Largey Catron |
1908-1909 |
6 / 6 | C-E (correspondents include Frank R. Cain, O.B.
Chalmers, Chicago Auto Livery Company, Arthur T. Clarke, John W. Connell, Coeur
d'Alene Commercial Club, Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company [J.T. Carroll], Democratic
National Committee, Diamond Rubber Company, Elks) |
1908-1914 |
6 / 7 | F (correspondents include Feagans and Company,
Fifield and Stevenson, R.E. Finerty, First National Bank of Butte, Flathead
Reservation Information Agency, H.A. Frank, Friday and Jenizen Bankers) |
1908-1914 |
6 / 8 | G (correspondents include Lyman B. Glover,
Chauncey A. Graham, John P. Gray, Great Northern Railway Company, Gilbert Gregory) |
1908-1914 |
6 / 9 | John D. Haines (re Largey Estate) |
1907-1908 |
6 / 10 | Ursula "Dodie" Hancock [fiancee] |
1908 |
6 / 11 | D.J. Hanley (re The Rork Company) |
1908 |
6 / 12 | John M. Howard / Howard Music Company |
1907-1914 |
6 / 13 | E.F. Hyland |
1908, undated |
6 / 14 | H-K (correspondents include T.P. Haller, Irving
C. Hancock, Frank W. Haskins, J.B. Hogan, T.E. Hunt, International League for
Highway Improvement, F.S. Jones [Jones and Mitchell Insurance], J.M. Kennedy,
George F. Kilroy, Kohn Jewelry Company, "S. Ksfhh" [re spying on legislators]) |
1908-1914 |
6 / 15 | L (correspondents include James Largey, Morris
Sellers Largey, Lincoln Memorial University, Walter H. Little, G.H. Lugsdin and
Company, Joe Lutey Jr.) |
1907-1913 |
6 / 16 | Howard A. McIntyre |
1907-1913 |
6 / 17 | M (correspondents include George G. Marston,
McBride and McBride [re State Savings Bank receivership], L.C. McClure, Paul
McCormick Jr., J.M. McNally, Merchants Association of Butte Montana, Montana
Garage Company, Montana Good Roads Congress, Montana Governor Edwin L. Norris,
Montana Independent Telephone Company, Montana Womens' Christian Temperance Union) |
1907-1913 |
6 / 18 | N-P (correspondents include National Association
of the Friars, Betty Wilkins Norris, Northern Pacific Railway Company, John N.
O'Brien, J.H "Harry" O'Gorman, Olympic Athletic Club, Panama-California
Exposition, George Parsons, George J. Peiler, Lewis Penwell, Plymouth Adjustment
Agency, Sol Poznanski) |
1908-1914 |
6 / 19 | Sam E. Rork; The Rork Company |
1908 |
6 / 20 | R (correspondents include Randall-Dodd Auto
Company; Retail Merchants Credit Association; August A. Reuting; Rice, Fulton and
May [opposing free adult schools]; Rocky Mountain Club of New York; John W. Rumsey
[re Friars]) |
1908-1912 |
6 / 21 | State Savings Bank, Butte |
1908-1914 |
6 / 22 | S (correspondents include D.H. Sachen and Company
tailors, St. Lawrence Social Club, J.W. Sams, San Xavier Mission, C.
Shallenberger, John Hunt Shephard, Silver Bow Automobile Company, Silver Bow
National Bank,. Irving Squire, F.T. Sterling, Stoddard-Dayton Motor Company,
Nelson Story Jr., Strevell-Paterson Hardware Company, Charles B. Sykes) |
1908-1913 |
6 / 23 | T-U (correspondents include John F. Tobin; The
Treasure State; Triple B Basketball Team of Billings, Montana; United States
National Bank, Dillon, Montana; Utah Motor Car Company) |
1909-1914 |
6 / 24 | The White Company [White Steam Cars] |
1908-1910 |
6 / 25 | W-Y (correspondents include George Waggaman,
Alexander Walker, Charles V. Warmkessel, H.T. Wilkinson, Knox Wilson, Yellowstone
National Bank) |
1907-1913 |
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
7 / 1 | Letterpress book (includes Sam W. Dudley and
Company auto dealership) |
1908-1914 |
Miscellaneous Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
7 / 2 | Letters to Ursula Hancock Largey (includes H.A.
Anderson, F. Bakrow and Son Importing Company, Bigley Importing Company, Melvin J.
Bouck, Bonner and Company Jewelry, Butte Choral Society, Coeur d'Alene Merchants'
Protective Association, Thomas Daly, Franciscan Missionaries of Mary, Hancock
family, Frances Johnson, Mrs. Murray Sidney Johnston, E.C. Largey, Marshall Field
and Company, Betty Wilkins Norris, Gov. Edwin L. Norris, A. Pincus, George L.
Shuman and Company, Matt Staff, Minnie Wagner, Mollie [____]) |
1909-1914 |
Employee Records |
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Oversize Folder | ||
1 | Speculator Mine Payroll (Oversize: see Archives map case) |
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2 | Sioux Chief Mine Payroll (Oversize: see Archives map case) |
1900-1901 |
3 | Sinbad Mine Payroll (Oversize: see Archives map case) |
1902 |
5 | Smokehouse Mine Payroll (Oversize: see Archives map case) |
1900-1901 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
7 / 3 | Balance sheets, inventories |
1907, 1910 |
7 / 4 | Bills, receipts, etc. [scattered] |
1907-1913 |
Volume | ||
2 | Cash book [includes guardianship, 1901-1908] |
1901-1912 |
Box/Folder | ||
7 / 5 | Sam W. Dudley and Company cash book [re auto
dealership owned by Sam W. Dudley and E.C. Largey] |
1908 |
7 / 6 | Sam W. Dudley and Company journal |
1908-1909 |
Volume | ||
3 | General ledger [includes guardianship, 1901-1908] |
1901-1909 |
Box/Folder | ||
7 / 7 | Journal [includes guardianship, 1901-1908] |
1901-1910 |
Volume | ||
4 | Trial balances [includes guardianship, 1904-1908] |
1904-1910 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
7 / 8 | Agreement and deeds |
1909-1913 |
Subject Files |
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Box/Folder | ||
7 / 9 | Westlake and Son (correspondence and agreement re
building of 60 foot cabin cruiser for Lake Coeur d'Alene) |
1913 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
7 / 10 | Accident reports |
1909, 1911 |
7 / 11 | Insurance policies on home, cabin on Lake Coeur
d'Alene, and cabin cruiser |
1909-1912 |
7 / 12 | Legislative bills and telegrams re banking bill |
1909-1911 |
7 / 13 | List of automobile owners in Montana |
undated |
Morris Sellers Largey [son of Patrick A. Largey]
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Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
8 / 1 | A (correspondents include Louis Adler and
Company, American Tobacco Company, John W. Anderson, Fred Andress) |
1902-1913 |
8 / 2 | John Bartlett [fraternity brother] |
1903-1904 |
8 / 3 | A. Worth Belden |
1910-1913 |
8 / 4 | Will J. Block Amusement Company [see also Rork
Company] |
1906-1907 |
8 / 5 | George H. Burr and Company |
1909-1915 |
8 / 6 | Grace Butler |
1901-1905 |
8 / 7 | B (correspondents include W.C. Bacheler, Timothy
T. Beach, Ella Castillo Bennett, Black Friday Gold Mining Company, S.F. Bowser and
Company, H.J. Brayton, George Logan Brown, F.J. Burns, Samuel Burns Jr., G.S.
Burrill, Butte and Superior Copper Company, Butte Country Club, Butte Electric
Railway Company, Butte Racing and Fair Association) |
1902-1913 |
8 / 8 | Capital City Brewing Company [R.O. Kaufman] |
1909-1910 |
8 / 9 | J.T. Carroll [telegrams] |
circa 1909 |
8 / 10 | J.W. and Lulu Largey Catron [see also Lulu F.
Largey] |
1906-1913 |
8 / 11 | William A. Clark and J. Ross Clark |
1903-1910 |
8 / 12-16 | Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company [John T. Carroll,
G.W. Mason] |
1903-1913 |
8 / 17 | George A. Cressy [brother-in-law?] |
1909-1912 |
8 / 18 | C (correspondents include Calaveras Copper
Company, Canadian Government Agency, F.P. Carey, E.W. Carpenter, J. Chauvin,
Chicago Athletic Association, Coeur d'Alene Metal Mining and Smelting Company, Ben
Cosby, H.L. Crawford and Company, Currie and Gray Play Brokers) |
1902-1913 |
8 / 19 | John M. Daugherty |
1901-1912 |
8 / 20 | E. Donlan [re lumber companies] |
1902-1904 |
9 / 1 | D (correspondents include C.L. Dahler, Davis-Daly
Estates Copper Company, Day-Luellwitz Lumber Company, Nathan Decker, James
Dingevon, John A. Donovan, A.J. Dorland, A.L. Duncan, W.C. Durbon) |
1901-1912 |
9 / 2 | Charles E. Eagan [some addressed to "Mike"] |
1912-1914 |
9 / 3 | E (correspondents include R.W. Edwards, Elks,
Eschle Plumbing and Heating Company, Eversz and Company) |
1903-1911 |
9 / 4 | Joseph H. Ferguson |
1902-1908 |
9 / 5 | Fifield and Stevenson Shirt Makers |
1904-1911 |
9 / 6 | First National Bank (Boston; Chicago; Latrobe,
Pennsylvania; Missoula; Omaha) |
1902-1910 |
9 / 7 | H.E. Fredrickson, auto dealer |
1903 |
9 / 8 | Sig and Sol Freiberg [distillers] |
1909-1910 |
9 / 9 | F (correspondents include Lambert Fairchild, S.A.
Foster Lumber Company, W.J. Fountain, Alfred Frank, H.A. Frank, J.B. Freund) |
1901-1913 |
9 / 10 | J.C. Galbraith (re takeover of Dorland Stage Line
from Melrose to Rochester) |
1903-1904 |
9 / 11-13 | David Gerber (re Will J. Block Amusement Company
Company bankruptcy) |
1907-1910 |
9 / 14 | G (correspondents include Belle Gelder, J.C.
Grabbe, Charles E. Gruwell, Gulden and Hammond Taxidermists, Milton S. Gunn) |
1902-1913 |
9 / 15-19 | John D. Haines (re Largey Estate matters) |
1904-1913 |
9 / 20 | F. Augustus Heinze |
1905-1910 |
10 / 1 | J.O. Hodgens (re State Savings Bank) |
1902-1908 |
10 / 2-3 | John M. Howard [see also Rork Company] |
1904-1911 |
10 / 4 | H (correspondents include George J. Haney; Ike
Hanson; C.A. Harnois; Joseph Hart; Harvey, McCarter, MacDonald and MacDonald
[Cranbrook B.C.]; Stuart S. Hawley; George V. Hobart; Harry A. Holp; Susie Cowles
Houser; R.P. Howard; Hydraulic Truck Sales Company) |
1901-1913 |
10 / 5 | I-K (correspondents include Paul P. Ingham,
Inland Empire Paper Company, M.M. Joyce, Carl Edward Julihn, John C. Kelly, E.W.
King) |
1903-1913 |
10 / 6 | Alberta Cressy Largey [wife, married 1908] |
1910-1913 |
10 / 7 | Edward Creighton Largey [brother] |
1907-1911 |
10 / 8-9 | Lulu F. Largey [mother; see also Lulu Largey
Catron] |
1902-1906 |
10 / 10 | Largey Lumber Company [J.T. Carroll] |
1902-1908 |
10 / 11 | Charles R. Leonard |
1910-1913 |
10 / 12 | L (correspondents include Lambs Club, Lebolt and
Company Diamonds, T. Barry Lee, B.R. Lewis Lumber Company, Walter C. Lewis, London
Commercial Banking Company) |
1903-1910 |
10 / 13 | Mary Montana Largey MacDonald [sister] |
1913 |
10 / 14 | Robert McBride |
1906-1910 |
10 / 15 | Frank and Lulu Largey McGinn [sister and
brother-in-law] |
1902-1913 |
10 / 16 | Thomas McHugh |
1905-1912 |
10 / 17 | John C. McMynn (re paper mill in Manhattan,
Montana) |
1908-1912 |
10 / 18-19 | Missoula Lumber Company [J.T. Carroll, E.P.
Triol, A.W. Wendorf] |
1902-1908 |
10 / 20 | Montana Independent Telephone Company |
1906-1910 |
10 / 21 | William L. Moyer (re National Shoe and Leather
Bank) |
1903-1906 |
10 / 22 | M (correspondents include E.W. MacLean Ltd., John
McBarron, A. Maud McCaig, Charles R. McClellan Company, R.G. McDowell, McLaren and
Company, Mercantile National Bank, Merchants' Association of Butte, F.R. Merk,
S.S. Meservey, J.S. Millard, Monitor Automobile Works [includes advertisement],
The Montana Catholic, Montana Hunting Club, Montana-Idaho Gold Dredging Company,
J.M. Montgomery, E.P. Mullen, A.E. Murphy) |
1902-1913 |
11 / 1 | Bernard Noon [cousin; re B. Noon Lumber Company] |
1901-1903 |
11 / 2 | N-O (correspondents include National Cyclopaedia
of American Biography [re his biography], National Geographic Society, James
Neill, Northwestern Needle Company, Ohio Copper Company, C.A. Oldham, Thomas F.
O'Rourke) |
1903-1914 |
11 / 3 | Pacific Slope Securities Company / Pacific Surety
Company |
1909-1911 |
11 / 4 | Passmore Paper Company (includes Edward S.
Passmore, Charles S. Passmore, Passmore and Company) |
1901-1911 |
11 / 5 | P (correspondents include Will A. Page re
Minneapolis theater, Laura E. Palmer, Jesse Patterson, Pinkerton's National
Detective Agency, G.R. Powers and Company, Powers and Mayer Diamonds, John E.
Price Banker and Broker, O.W. Prufahl) |
1901-1911 |
11 / 6-8 | The Rork Company (New York theater troupe;
correspondents include Samuel Rork, John M. Howard, et al.; see also Will J. Block
Amusement Company) |
1907-1908 |
11 / 9 | R (correspondents include Radersburg Gold Mining
Company, George L. Ramsey, Ottila Rappold, James Rascovar, Redrock and Salmon
River Stage Company, Robert C. Robinson, Fred Rowlands) |
1903-1913 |
11 / 10 | St. Joe Improvement Company / St. Joe Boom
Company (James H. Harte) |
1902-1903 |
11 / 11 | Morris Sellers (includes correspondence between
him and Bernard Noon) |
1899-1903 |
11 / 12 | John S. Sheppard Jr. (re Quinby Publishing
Company vs. Largey) |
1904-1908 |
11 / 13 | Slemons and Booth (J.D. Slemons; includes a
history of the Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company) |
1907-1910 |
11 / 14 | Edward D. Sniffen (Wall Street broker) |
1902-1903 |
11 / 15-19 | State Savings Bank (E.P. Chapin, A.T. Morgan,
T.M.T. Raborg; includes receivership) |
1903-1913 |
11 / 20 | S-T (correspondents include F.S. Schmalle; John
M. Sellers; Silver Bow Automobile Company; Silver Bow County Treasurer; Charles
Wesley Smith; Southwestern Securities and Investment Company; Speculator Mining
Company; A.E. Spriggs; George H. Stanton; J. Charles Sullivan; Nelson Thomasson;
W.D. Thornton; Three Forks, Helena and Madison Valley Railroad Company; Tilghman,
Rowland and Company Stock Brokers; George E. Trussler; Christine Tuttle) |
1902-1913 |
12 / 1 | Union Bank and Trust Company |
1912-1914 |
12 / 2 | U-V (correspondents include United Investment
Company, University Club [University of Michigan], Van Norden Trust Company, |
1902-1913 |
12 / 3 | Windsor Trust Company (T.M.T. Raborg) |
1910 |
12 / 4 | W-Z (correspondents include Wakefield and
Witherspoon; Tom J. Walker; Washington Detective Agency; E.H. Wedekind; Charles A.
Weyerhauser; John A. White; Whitlatch Mining Company; Wilkinson, Fisher and
Witherspoon, Walter P. Wilmot; Winton Motor Carriage Company; W.W. Wishon; J.L.
Witmer; Yellowstone Park Railroad Company; unidentified) |
1903-1913 |
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
12 / 5-7 | Letterpress books [includes many letters written
by John D. Haines for M.S. Largey] |
1902-1908 |
13 / 1-3 | Letterpress books [includes many letters written
by John D. Haines for M.S. Largey] |
1908-1915 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
13 / 4 | Notices of protest of checks |
1907 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
13 / 5 | Bank books and checkstubs |
1898-1907 |
13 / 6 | Bills: hotels |
1902-1910 |
13 / 7 | Bills [scattered] |
1903-1910 |
13 / 8 | Ledger: personal during high school and college |
1898-1901 |
13 / 9 | Promissory notes |
1903-1913 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
14 / 1 | Agreements, deeds, leases, etc. |
1901-1913 |
Reports |
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Box/Folder | ||
14 / 2 | South East Kootenay Railway |
undated |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
14 / 3 | Accident report |
1913 |
14 / 4 | Life insurance policies |
1902-1910 |
Clippings |
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Box/Folder | ||
14 / 5 | "New York's Greatest Theater Angel"; "Boy Banker
Goes to Fair in Auto" |
1907, 1909 |
14 / 6 | Scrapbooks: Georgetown University Preparatory
Dept. |
1897-1898 |
Mary Montana Largey [daughter of Patrick A. Largey]
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Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
15 / 1 | Miscellaneous (includes bills, receipts, bank
statements, etc.) |
1907-1908 |
Raymond J. MacDonald [husband of Mary Montana Largey]
/ R.J. MacDonald Company |
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Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
15 / 2 | H.V. Platt |
1923 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
15 / 3 | Financial statements |
1930-1953 |
15 / 4 | Stock ownership |
undated |
15 / 5 | Trial balances for Gibson Ranch Company, New
Butte Hardware Company, Nez Perce Lakes Trout Company, Speculator Mining Company |
1942 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
15 / 6 | Miscellaneous (includes Thomas McHugh, John M.
Corrette, sheriff's deed, etc.) |
1909-1943 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
15 / 7 | Accident report |
1945 |
R. Bourke MacDonald [son of Raymond J. and Mary
MacDonald] |
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Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
15 / 8 | A-L (correspondents include Carole Bronner, Tosca
Bruntsch, Carole Cassidy, Jean Cowie, Diocesan Cursillo, Exchange Club, J.D.
Flowers Jr., [____] Hayes, Carol Heilbronner, Ray Hixson, Fred H. Hunter, Ketron
Island Enterprises Inc., Ralph Kirsch, Ed Lewis) |
1935-1964 |
15 / 9 | Almarie Parker MacDonald [wife] |
circa 1930-1939 |
15 / 10 | MacDonald family |
circa 1930- 1969] |
15 / 11 | M-P (correspondents include Pollie Moran,
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company, Mollie O'Meara, Mrs. Peter J.
Peterson, Norma Phinney) |
undated [1930s- 1950s] |
15 / 12 | Bruce Shepperd |
1936-1940 |
15 / 13 | S-W (correspondents include Evan Maurice Shay,
Silver Bow Employers' Association, U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps,
Harriet Ann Walsh, Tessie Lorraine Whitehead) |
1936-1961 |
15 / 14 | Unidentified friends and relatives |
1936-1941, undated |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
15 / 15 | Financial statements |
1962-1963 |
15 / 16 | Income taxes [whole family] RESTRICTED
|
1957-1964 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
15 / 17 | Last will and testament; agreement for sale of
Largey Lumber Company equipment and stock |
1961, 1964 |
Subject Files |
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Box/Folder | ||
15 / 18 | Wild Horse Island (re purchase and development) |
1960-1965 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
15 / 19 | Application for appointment as flying cadet, Air
Corps Reserve |
1940 |
15 / 20 | "Suggestions on some of the obstacles Bourke must
overcome to become a lumberman" |
1946 |
15 / 21 | Miscellaneous (includes country house account,
Exchange Club membership certificate, report on Snow Bowl ski area) |
1940, 1962, undated |
Lulu Largey McGinn [daughter of Patrick A. and Lulu
F. Largey] |
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General Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
15 / 22 | Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company;
unidentified |
1904, undated |
Patrick A. Largey Estate [Lulu F. Largey, John D.
Haines, Bernard Noon, Will L. Clark, Morris Sellers Largey] |
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Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
16 / 1 | A-C (correspondents include [___] Anderson,
George Brazill, John W. Catron, Central Electric Company, Will L. Clark) |
1898-1911 |
16 / 2 | C.L. Dahler (includes Iron Rod Mining Company) |
1898-1903 |
16 / 3 | Daly and Hamilton [T. Mayne Daly and C.R.
Hamiton, Rossland B.C.] |
1898-1901 |
16 / 4 | John M. Daugherty |
1900-1902 |
16 / 5 | M.L. Davidson |
1898 |
16 / 6 | A.J. Dorland |
1902-1903 |
16 / 7 | D-F (correspondents include Davis and Weimescary
Company, J.S. Deschamps, M. Doerfling, J.G. Donnelly and Sons, Timothy Dore, M.M.
Duncan, Oliver Durant, Louise Eckenbeck, E.E. Edwards, Electro-Cyanide Gold and
Silver Extracting Company, Henry Elling, J.G. Farris, First Church of Christ
Scientist, O. Fisher, S.G. Fisher, Aggie Foran, Milo French) |
1898-1902 |
16 / 8 | J.D. Galbraith [King and Largey Paper Mills] |
1905 |
16 / 9 | G (correspondents include C.J. Gehringer, Joseph
Genatti, M. Genzberger, D.B. Gillies, Granite-BiMetallic Consolidated Mining
Company, A.C. Green, Perry Grove, W.J. Guthrie) |
1898-1902 |
16 / 10 | John D. Haines |
1901 |
16 / 11 | H-K (correspondents include Mayrie G. Hagerty,
George Haldone, Hall and Bennett Bankers, Frank A. Hall, Thomas Hatton, W.H.
Haviland, James Heagan, Albert Herman, T.A. Holland, George R. Hughes, A.J.
Huneke, Helen A. Hurst, Jefferson County Clerk of Court, Jerry Creek Flume
Company, J.B. Johnston, T.L. Kelly, Cora S. Kirby, J.M. Knight, James M. Kippner) |
1898-1902 |
16 / 12 | Lake Shore Gold Mining Company |
1901 |
16 / 13 | Edward Creighton Largey |
1899, 1902 |
16 / 14-16 | Lulu F. Largey |
1899-1904 |
16 / 17 | Morris Sellers Largey |
1899-1905 |
16 / 18 | Geoffrey Lavell |
1898-1903 |
16 / 19 | L (correspondents include J.C. Lalor, W.H.
Lockhart, Clay Longley, E.E. Lyman) |
1898-1901 |
16 / 20 | John McDermott |
1898-1900 |
16 / 21 | Lulu Largey McGinn and Frank McGinn |
1901-1902 |
17 / 1 | Mc (correspondents include C.J. McArthur, J.R.
McCuaig, R.R. McCutchen, Thomas McHugh, E.R. McNeill) |
1898-1901 |
17 / 2 | M (correspondents include Madison County Clerk
and Recorder, Thomas C. Marshall, Carlisle Mason, B.F. Masten, Mercy Home,
Missoula Mercantile Company, Missouri River Power Company, Montana Hardware
Company, Montana Ore Purchasing Company, O.P. Morgan, Morning Star Gold Mining
Company, Mosler Safe Company, James W. Murphy, Peter Murphy, Mutual Life Insurance
Company of New York) |
1898-1902 |
17 / 3 | Bernard Noon |
1900-1902 |
17 / 4 | N-O (correspondents include Stephen H. Northey,
James O'Connell, Richard O'Connor, Ogden Brothers, D. O'Halloran, Orchard and
Wilhelm Carpet Company) |
1898-1900 |
17 / 5 | L.D. Porter |
1898-1899 |
17 / 6 | P (correspondents include Ann Porteaus, John
Paul, Paupers Dream Mining and Milling Company, Pentecostal City Mission, George
E. Pfunder, Charles J. Pruett) |
1898-1902 |
17 / 7 | Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company |
1898-1902 |
17 / 8 | R (correspondents include James P. Rand, Winthrop
Raymond, William Read, H.G. Redwine, George W. Reif, S.B. Rice, Frederic Ritchie,
Jake M. Robel, Fred J. Rowlands) |
1898-1902 |
17 / 9 | Morris Sellers |
1898 |
17 / 10 | S-U (correspondents include St. John's Hospital,
William Selbie, A.H. Sellers, Sisters of the Good Shepherd, George H. Smith, Louis
Sponheim, J.W. Stacy, State Savings Bank, S.V. Stewart, A.H. Tarbet, J.E. Teeter,
H.J. Thompson, George H. Tong, U.S. Land Office, U.S. Surveyor-General O.C.
Dallas) |
1898-1904 |
17 / 11 | Henry Williams |
1898-1902 |
17 / 12 | W (correspondents include David E. Wherry, White
Cloud Mining Company, A.S. Whitenar) |
1898-1901 |
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
17 / 13-14 | Letterpress books (includes Lulu F. Largey, Will
L. Clark, John D. Haynes) |
1898-1903 |
18 / 1 | Letterpress book (includes Lulu F. Largey, John
D. Haynes) |
1903-1907 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
18 / 2 | Estate of George H. Tong claims on Estate of P.A.
Largey |
1905 |
18 / 3 | Order authorizing compromise in suit against
Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company et al. |
1900 |
Diaries |
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Box/Folder | ||
18 / 4-7 | Daily reminder notebooks (includes appointments,
legal documents filed, etc.) |
1898-1901 |
19 / 1-7 | Daily reminder notebooks (includes appointments,
legal documents filed, etc.) |
1902-1907 |
20 / 1 | Daily reminder notebook (includes appointments,
legal documents filed, etc.) |
1910 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
20 / 2 | Estimate of values of estate properties |
1907 |
20 / 3 | Ledger |
1899-1901 |
Volume | ||
5 | Trial balances |
1898-1903 |
Box/Folder | ||
20 / 4 | Promissory notes due (T. M. Adams; lumber
companies) |
1895-1898, 1905-1907 |
20 / 5 | Trial balances |
1904-1906 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
20 / 6 | Affidavits of annual representation work on mines |
1898-1899, undated |
20 / 7-10 | Leases: mines |
1899-1907 |
20 / 11 | Leases: real estate |
1900-1905 |
20 / 12 | Right of way agreements: Missouri River Power
Company |
1902 |
20 / 13 | Sales agreements: mines |
1901-1907 |
20 / 14 | Miscellaneous |
1898-1907 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
20 / 15 | Applications for elevator boy at State Savings
Bank Building |
1908-1911, undated |
20 / 16 | Lists of property of estate |
undated |
Hardware Company Subgroups Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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P. A. Largey and Company |
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Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
21 / 1 | Letterpress copies |
1880 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
21 / 2 | Bills for hardware ordered |
1874-1875 |
21 / 3 | Cash book |
1876-1878 |
21 / 4-6 | Daybook / journals |
1873-1877 |
22 / 1-3 | Daybook / journals |
1877-1881 |
22 / 4 | Inventory book |
1876-1880 |
22 / 5 | Ledger |
1876-1878 |
22 / 6 | Miscellaneous (includes list of goods sold,
statement of H.L. Bower's interest in company, trial balance sheets) |
1876, undated |
Butte Hardware Company |
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Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
23 / 1 | B-W (correspondents include Brush Electric
Company, Duane Steam Pump Company, Fraser and Chalmers, Kellogg and Kellogg,
Safety Nitro Company, St. Louis Railway Supplies Manufacturing Company, Morris
Sellers and Company, Westinghouse Machine Company) |
1883-1893 |
General Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
23 / 2 | B-H (John D. Haines re closing affairs of
company; correspondents include James E. Babb, Basin Lumber Company, Nels
Christensen, J.E. Darling, David M. Evans, J.A. Fay and Egan Company, First
National Bank of Philipsburg, John Follis, R.D. Gould, P.S. Hughes) |
1896-1899 |
23 / 3 | J-W (John D. Haines re closing affairs of
company; correspondents include Johns and Magraw, Albert Kleinschmidt, McBride and
McBride, William Maloney, Joseph Mathey, Arthur May, Frank R. Miles, Mrs. David W.
Page, H.W. Rodgers, Fred J. Rowlands, Wilbur E. Sanders, Sprague's Collecting
Agency, G.W. Stapleton, C.C. Thurston, Menno Unzicker, Charles S. Warren) |
1896-1904 |
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
23 / 4-5 | Letterpress books |
1896-1900 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
23 / 6 | Butte Hardware Company vs. Henry L. Frank, John
S. Clapp, F.H. Symons |
1901, undated |
23 / 7 | Butte Hardware Company vs. Jessie C. Knox |
circa 1898 |
23 / 8 | Butte Hardware Company vs. Wallace and King |
1885 |
24 / 1 | "Inquest holden upon the bodies of George Fifer
and others" (re explosion and fire at Kenyon-Connell Commercial Company warehouse
and Butte Hardware Company) |
1895 |
24 / 2 | Edward L. Mahoney vs. Butte Hardware Company |
circa 1898 |
24 / 3 | Miscellaneous |
1887-1902 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
24 / 4 | Bank books and bank statements [scattered] |
1881-1899 |
24 / 5 | Bills [sampled] |
1887-1888 |
24 / 6 | Cash book |
1892-1905 |
25 / 1-2 | Cash books |
1893-1894 |
25 / 3 | Check stubs |
1901 |
25 / 4 | Collections |
1882-1888 |
Volume | ||
6-27 | Daybooks |
1881, 1887-1892 |
Box/Folder | ||
25 / 5 | Daybook [re liquidation of accounts] |
1896-1900 |
25 / 6 | Expenses |
1885 |
25 / 7 | General journal |
1881 |
Volume | ||
28-29 | General journals |
1885-1895 |
30 | General ledger |
1881-1886 |
Box/Folder | ||
26 / 1-2 | General ledgers |
1892-1907 |
27 / 1-5 | Inventories |
1882-1889, undated |
Volume | ||
31 | Inventory |
1897 |
Box/Folder | ||
27 / 6 | Invoices [sampled] |
1884-1888 |
27 / 7 | Invoices [after closing of store] |
1896-1899 |
27 / 8 | Ledger (re selling goods on consignment) |
1893-1894 |
28 / 1 | Lists of accounts receivable |
1890-1891 |
28 / 2 | Lists of bad debts |
1890-1896 |
28 / 3-4 | Lists of promissory notes due |
1884-1895 |
28 / 5 | Lists of promissory notes payable |
1891-1893 |
Volume | ||
32-33 | Order books |
1891-1892 |
Box/Folder | ||
28 / 6 | Promissory notes [scattered] |
1881-1899 |
28 / 7 | Receipt of Butte Hardware Company financial
records from P. Wiseman |
1896 |
Volume | ||
34-38 | Sales ledgers |
1882-1883, 1886, 1892-1895 |
Box/Folder | ||
28 / 8 | Sales ledger index |
1895 |
28 / 9 | Statements of account: Pikes Peak Lode, Mary Ann
Lode, Largey and Mantle |
1881-1896 |
28 / 10 | Tax assessment list [includes list of Largey
mining claims] RESTRICTED
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1897 |
28 / 11 | Tin Shop journal |
1890-1891 |
Volume | ||
39 | Trial balances |
1892 |
Box/Folder | ||
28 / 12 | Trial balances [scattered] |
1887-1895, undated |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
29 / 1 | Lists of deeds |
1887-1891 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
29 / 2-3 | Miscellaneous [filed chronologically] |
1886-1907 |
Organizational Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
29 / 4 | Stock transfer book |
1898-1902 |
29 / 5 | Ads, brochures, etc. |
circa 1897-1898 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
29 / 6 | Boiler insurance certificates |
1883 |
29 / 7 | List of horses bought |
1896-1898 |
J.M. Montgomery and Company [co-partnership Of John
M. Montgomery and Butte Hardware Company] |
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Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
29 / 8 | B.R. Young |
1895, 1897 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
29 / 9 | J.M. Montgomery vs. Lemhi Mining, Milling and
Reduction Company; miscellaneous |
1894-1896 |
Financial Records |
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Volume | ||
40 | Daybook |
1892-1894 |
41 | General ledger |
1892-1896 |
Box/Folder | ||
29 / 10 | Journal |
1892-1893 |
29 / 11 | Miscellaneous (includes trial balance sheet,
invoices, promissory notes, inventory of machinery) |
1893-1897 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
29 / 12-14 | Lease/purchase agreements on mining machinery |
1892-1897 |
29 / 15 | Miscellaneous (includes deeds, indentures,
telephone contract) |
1893-1895 |
29 / 16 | Specifications for placer mining machines of J.A.
Elliott's patent |
undated |
Lumber Company Subgroups Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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Beaverhead Lumber Company |
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General Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
29 / 17 | B-W (correspondents include Belknap Lumber
Company, Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company, C.L. Downing, William Dunn, Largey Lumber
Company, E.A. Pickett, E.W. Stillwell and Company) |
1914-1915 |
Financial Records |
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Volume | ||
42 | General ledger |
1909-1914 |
43-44 | Sales ledgers |
1909-1915 |
Box/Folder | ||
29 / 18 | Payrolls |
1914 |
29 / 19 | Trial balances |
1914-1915 |
Coeur D'Alene Lumber Company |
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General Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
30 / 1 | Chronological (correspondents include Joseph
Lafontaine, Morris Sellers Largey, J.T. Carroll, J.V. Maule, Joseph B. Blodgett,
F.J. Russell, Berline-Ward Lumber Company, Frank Kirchhof Lumber Company) |
1902-1916 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
30 / 2 | Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company vs. Daniel MacGillis
and C.D. Gibbs, d/b/a MacGillis and Gibbs |
undated |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
30 / 3 | Audit reports |
1906-1913 |
Volume | ||
45-46 | Cash books |
1907-1913 |
Box/Folder | ||
30 / 4 | Financial report (includes cruise report on all
timber lands) |
1918 |
Volume | ||
47-51 | General ledgers |
1904-1920 |
Box/Folder | ||
30 / 5-8 | General ledger indexes |
1906-1920 |
Volume | ||
52-55 | Journals |
1904-1920 |
Box/Folder | ||
30 / 9 | Inventories |
1918-1919 |
31 / 1 | Lot sales: Carroll Heights, St. Maries, Idaho |
1914-1916 |
31 / 2 | Lot contract ledger: Carroll Heights, St. Maries,
Idaho |
1913-1920 |
31 / 3 | Price list / inventory of lumber |
1908, undated |
Volume | ||
56-57 | Sales books |
1915-1917 |
58 | Sales ledger |
1913-1919 |
Box/Folder | ||
31 / 4 | St. Joe Boom Company and St. Joe Improvement
Company financial statements |
1904 |
31 / 5-8 | Tax assessments RESTRICTED
|
1906-1918 |
Volume | ||
59 | Trial balance book |
1903 |
Box/Folder | ||
31 / 9-11 | Trial balance sheets |
1904-1905, 1912-1914 |
32 / 1-4 | Trial balance sheets |
1916-1920 |
32 / 5-6 | Trial balance sheets: St. Maries, Idaho, yard
(includes annual financial report and inventory) |
1912-1916 |
32 / 7 | Miscellaneous (includes credit memoranda, bills,
promissory notes) |
1908-1915 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
32 / 8 | Abstracts of title |
1905, 1915 |
32 / 9 | Agreements |
1903-1919 |
32 / 10 | Proposal for sale of Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company
property |
circa 1904 |
Organizational Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
32 / 11-12 | Record book (includes articles of incorporation,
bylaws, minutes, stock transfers, annual report to Secretary of State) |
1900-1918 |
Reports |
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Box/Folder | ||
32 / 13 | Report on Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company land and
timber |
undated |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
32 / 14 | Business license |
1925 |
32 / 15 | Clippings (re lawsuit against lumber company
blocking streets; history of the company) |
1909 |
D.W. Hughes Lumber Company / Hughes Lumber Company
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General Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
33 / 1 | A-B (correspondents include R.L. Acker,
Baird-Harper Lumber Company, Beaverhead Lumber Company, R.H. Biele, Bitter Root
Valley Irrigation Company, Butte Newspaper Artists' Association) |
1913-1917 |
33 / 2 | Columbia River Door Company |
1916-1917 |
33 / 3 | C-D (correspondents include F.P. Carroll Lumber
Company, John D. Collins Lumber Company, Dant and Russell, A.L. Dennis Salt and
Lumber Company, Dunn Lumber Company) |
1916-1917 |
33 / 4 | Eureka Lumber Company |
1916-1917 |
33 / 5 | E-L (correspondents include East Butte Copper
Mining Company, Exchange Lumber and Manufacturing Company, Gribble and Epperson,
L.O. Hathaway, John C. Hill Lumber Company, Huttig Manufacturing Company, Jones
and Dillingham, Luedinghaus Brothers) |
1913-1917 |
33 / 6-8 | Milwaukee Lumber Company (St. Maries, Idaho) |
1916-1917 |
33 / 9 | M-O (correspondents include Robert Moncrief;
Morrison, Merrill and Company; National Lumber and Tie Company; Nicolai-Neppach
Company; Noall Brothers and Armstrong Company; Oliver Typewriter Company) |
1916-1917 |
33 / 10 | Pacific Lumber Agency |
1916-1917 |
33 / 11 | Paraffine Paint Company |
1916-1917 |
33 / 12 | P-S (correspondents include Pacific Lime and
Gypsum Company; Post Office, Missoula; Riverview Manufacturing Company; Shapleigh
Hardware Company; George W. Slack; Spokane Sash and Door Company; Standard Timber
Company; Stine Lumber and Shingle Company; H.M. Stringham) |
1913-1917 |
33 / 13 | T-U (correspondents include Travelers Protective
Association of America, Tuomumne Copper Mining Company, Union Fibre Company) |
1913-1916 |
33 / 14 | Washington Cedar and Fir Products Company |
1913-1917 |
33 / 15 | Wheeler, Osgood Company |
1916-1917 |
33 / 16 | W (correspondents include A.J. Wedum Lumber
Company, Western Retail Lumbermen's Association, C.H. Wood) |
1916-1917 |
33 / 17 | A-B (correspondents include Aetna Casualty and
Surety Company, Alabastine Company, Anaconda Copper Mining Company Lumber Dept.,
Arnosti Marble Company, Barber Asphalt Company, Beckley-Cardy Company, Boulevard
Fire Dept., Building Service Company, Built-In Fixture Company, Butte Highlands
Mining Company) |
1930-1935 |
33 / 18 | C-D (correspondents include Callahan and Company,
Carlisle Lumber Company, Carr-Cullen Company, Martin Connelly, Frank Daems,
Decorators Supply Company, E.I. du Pont de Nemours and Company) |
1930-1935 |
33 / 19 | F-L (correspondents include Field-Martin Company,
L.E. Haag, Heatilator Company, Fred Herrick bankrupt, Irish Christian Brothers
High School, A.C. Keppel, L.T. Lawler) |
1930-1935 |
34 / 1 | M (correspondents include Mary B. McGrath,
Midland Coal and Lumber Company, Missoula High School, Monarch Lumber Company,
Montana Industrial Accident Board, Montana Purchasing Agent, Montana Registrar of
Motor Vehicles, James E. Murray) |
1931-1939 |
34 / 2 | N-T (correspondents include National Home Finance
Corporation, National Parks Airways, W.J. Paul, Polleys Lumber Company, J.L.
Pretty, Ruberoid Mills, Spokane Sash and Door Company, Tacoma Sash and Door
Company, Twin City Hardwood Lumber Company) |
1930-1935 |
34 / 3 | U-W (correspondents include Union Sash and Door
Company, United States Gypsum Company, U.S. Federal Housing Administration, [U.S.]
Home Owners' Loan Corporation, Works Progress Administration) |
1930-1935 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
34 / 4 | Liens: B-S |
1936-1939 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
34 / 5 | Audit reports |
1931-1937 |
34 / 6 | Bank books |
1928-1934 |
34 / 7 | Bank statement |
1936-1937 |
34 / 8 | Coal deliveries for relief recipients |
1938 |
34 / 9 | Comparative sales and expense report |
1930-1936 |
34 / 10-11 | Journals |
1916-1932 |
35 / 1-2 | Ledgers |
1929-1932 |
Volume | ||
60 | Ledger |
1933-1935 |
Box/Folder | ||
35 / 3 | Sales distribution journal |
1932-1934 |
35 / 4 | Tax assessments RESTRICTED
|
1934-1935, 1939 |
35 / 5-6 | Trial balance sheets |
1934-1939 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
35 / 7 | Miscellaneous (includes liens, sale to
Grogan-Robinson Lumber Company) |
1918, 1937-1939 |
Organizational Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
35 / 8 | Annual report to Secretary of State |
1930 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
35 / 9 | Business survey forms |
1937-1938 |
35 / 10-11 | Insurance policies |
1933-1938 |
Largey Lumber Company |
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General Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
36 / 1 | A-C (correspondents include Alaska Lumber
Company, Baker-Vawter Company, Barber Asphalt Paving Company, Beaverhead Lumber
Company, Frank P. Birrer, Brook-Island Stock Farm, Consolidated Industry Company) |
1907-1909 |
36 / 2 | Frank O. Davis and Harry Campbell Lumber Mill |
1907 |
36 / 3 | D-K (correspondents include Dillon Lumber
Company, John A. Gauger and Company, John Hewitt, M. Humes, Huttig Manufacturing
Company, G.C. Ingram, King and Largey Paper Mills) |
1907 |
36 / 4 | Largey Lumber Company (includes Orlando S. Eller
at Drummond yard; E.W. Eller and L.C. Maule at Butte yard) |
1907 |
36 / 5 | L-O (correspondents include J.O. Lagerquist, C.H.
Lloyd, MacCallum and Cloutier Mercantile Company, McDonough Construction Company,
Missoula Lumber Company, Montana Independent Telephone Company, Bernard Noon,
Olympic Lumber Company) |
1906-1909 |
36 / 6 | Pinkerton's National Detective Agency |
1907 |
36 / 7 | P-V (correspondents include Paraffine Paint
Company, Passmore and Company Surety Bonds, H.E. Reed, Rhode Island Sash and Door
Works, E.L. Roberts and Company, Savage Brothers, Schwager and Nettleton Lumber
and Shingles, Stowell Manufacturing Company, U.S. Forest Service) |
1906-1909 |
36 / 8 | W (correspondents include Washington Mill
Company; Weatherproof Manufacturing Company; Weidauer and Lansdown Company;
Wheeler, Osgood Company; Wright, Barrett and Stilwell Company) |
1907-1909 |
36 / 9 | A (correspondents include Aberdeen Valley
Investment Company, Acme Cement Plaster Company, Adams and Kelly Company, Aetna
Accident and Liability Company, Alaska Lumber Company, American School of
Correspondence, T.J. Angell describing potential of Florida, F.A. Appleman, G.L.
Atwater) |
1910-1915 |
36 / 10-11 | Barber Asphalt Company |
1910-1915 |
36 / 12-13 | Beaverhead Lumber Company |
1910-1915 |
36 / 14 | B (correspondents include Bailey Loan and Realty
Company, Bardwell-Robinson Company, Henry Bartz, Beaver Company,
Blackwell-Wabraushek Lumber Company, Bonners Ferry Lumber Company, Boston and
Corbin Copper and Silver Mining Company, Burlingham Lumber Company, Butte and
Superior Copper Company, Butte Electric and Power Company) |
1910-1915 |
36 / 15 | Carr-Collier Company / Carr-Cullen Company |
1912-1914 |
36 / 16 | W.B. Carroll |
1914 |
36 / 17 | Central Door and Lumber Company |
1914-1916 |
36 / 18-19 | Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company (J.T. Carroll) |
1910 January- 1911 June |
37 / 1-8 | Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company (J.T. Carroll) |
1911 July-1915 December |
37 / 9 | C (correspondents include Carbolineum Treating
and Paving Company, W.B. Carroll, F.A. Chandoin, C.L. Chote, Coeur d'Alene Timber
Protective Association, Columbia River Door Company, R. Connor Company, Cornell
Wood Products Company, F.B. Cunningham, W.H. Curry) |
1910-1915 |
37 / 10 | R.G. Dun and Company (includes credit reports on
companies and individuals) |
1912-1915 |
37 / 11 | Dunn Lumber Company |
1910-1914 |
37 / 12 | D (correspondents include Dant and Russell Inc.,
Frank O. Davis, Dickie Manufacturing Company, Cyrus T. Dorr, Douglas Fir Sales
Company) |
1910-1915 |
38 / 1 | E (correspondents include East Butte Copper
Mining Company, Egry Register Company, J.H. Emight, Eureka Lumber Company, C.F.
Ewing Company, Exchange Lumber and Manufacturing Company) |
1910-1915 |
38 / 2 | F (correspondents include T.A. Ferguson; Ford
Manufacturing Company; Forman, Ford and Company; S.A. Foster Lumber Company) |
1910-1915 |
38 / 3 | Gunn, Rasch and Hall |
1915 |
38 / 4 | G (correspondents include G.L. Gagnon, General
Roofing Manufacturing Company, E.R. Gleed, Orrin S. Good, Mert S. Gould, Grays
Harbor Commercial Company, Grays Harbor Lumber Company, Great Northern Railway
Company) |
1910-1915 |
38 / 5 | H (correspondents include Roscoe Haines, J.J.
Hank, F.C. Hewson, Guy H. Hill Jr., John C. Hill Lumber Company, O.C. Holtz,
Humbird Lumber Company, Huttig Manufacturing Company) |
1910-1915 |
38 / 6 | I-J (correspondents include Inter-State
Employment System, Interstate Lumber Company, H.N. Jewett, Charles M. Johnson,
A.L. Jordan Lumber Company) |
1910-1915 |
38 / 7 | K-L (correspondents include David E. Kennedy,
King and Jones, Largey Estate, Lauzier-Wolcott Company, Lehigh Portland Cement
Company, E.H. Lewis Lumber Company, Marie E. Lindsay, Lion Coal Company, Local
Freight Agents Association, Charles Lockridge, W. Logan) |
1910-1915 |
38 / 8 | McCormick Lumber Company |
1912-1915 |
38 / 9 | C.H. Miller and Sons |
1914-1915 |
38 / 10-12 | Missoula Lumber Company |
1910-1913 |
38 / 13 | Montana Sash and Door Company |
1915 |
38 / 14 | M (correspondents include Madison Land and
Irrigation Company, Mann Lumber Company, Mike Matheson, J.V. Maule, L.L. May and
Company, John D. McCulloch, Mesa Improvement Company, L.D. Messer, W.L. Miles,
Minnesota-Western Lumber Company, Montana Construction and Supply Company, Montana
Oil Company, Montana Retail Lumbermen's Association, Montana State Prison) |
1910-1915 |
38 / 15 | N (correspondents include National Sash and Door
Company, Northwest Plaster and Lime Company, Northwestern Auditing Company,
Northwestern Glass Company, Northwestern Lumber Company) |
1910-1915 |
38 / 16 | Old Oregon Lumber Company |
1910-1915 |
38 / 17 | O (correspondents include Oregon Short Line
Railroad Company, Osborne and Clark, Gus E. Ott) |
1910-1915 |
38 / 18 | Pacific Tank and Pipe Company |
1914 |
39 / 1 | P (correspondents include Pacific Film Exchange,
Paraffine Paint Company, George R. Perry, Phoenix Lumber Company, Pioneer Lumber
Company, Plant Rubber Company, Polleys Lumber Company, Pratt and Eller) |
1910-1915 |
39 / 2 | Rock Island Sash and Door Company |
1910-1914 |
39 / 3 | R (correspondents include Radford and Wright
Company, Mrs. Peter Rask, Reid and Dutch, Frank Reilley, Frank Reynolds, Ed F.
Riberdy, Riverside Shingle Company, Robinson Lumber Company, Leo S. Ross, Roy and
Roy Mill Company) |
1910-1915 |
39 / 4 | Sandpoint Lumber and Pole Company |
1910-1914 |
39 / 5 | Sound Lumber Company |
1910-1914 |
39 / 6 | S (correspondents include W.W. Schultz, Schwager
and Nettleton, H.O. Seiffert Company, Silver Bow Employers' Association, Southern
Montana Poultry Association, Standard Lime and Brick Company, Stephenson
Manufacturing Company) |
1910-1915 |
39 / 7 | T (correspondents include Tacoma Fir Door
Company, Tacoma Mill Company, Three Forks Portland Cement Company, Treasure State
Machine Shop, E.P. Triol, Twin City Hardwood Lumber Company) |
1910-1915 |
39 / 8 | United States Gypsum Company |
1912-1915 |
39 / 9 | Upson Company |
1914-1915 |
39 / 10 | U-V (correspondents include U.S. Forest Service,
U.S. Internal Revenue Service [W.C. Whaley], Utah Fuel Company, Louis Vogel) |
1910-1915 |
39 / 11-14 | Wheeler-Osgood Company (includes letters about a
controversy between with Pratt and Eller, 1913) |
1910-1915 |
39 / 15 | Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company |
1914 |
39 / 16 | Wright, Barrett and Stillwell Company |
1910-1914 |
39 / 17 | W (correspondents include H.B. Waite Lumber
Company, Wallace-Ballord Lumber Company, E.L. Wallace, Washington Mill Company,
George B. Weatherby Company, Weidauer and Lansdown Shingle Company, Wendling
Lumber Company, West Coast Lumber Manufacturers' Association, Western Loan and
Savings Company, Western Retail Lumbermen's Association, White Company Motor Cars,
C.W. Winslow, Wisdom Lumber and Auto Company ) |
1910-1915 |
40 / 1 | Aetna Life Insurance Company (includes safety
inspection of plant) |
1919 |
40 / 2 | Applications (one reply includes description of
company operation) |
1918-1919 |
40 / 3 | A (correspondents include H.L. Adams,
Allin-Saunders Lumber Company, American Lumberman, Donald Arthur and Company,
Associated Industries of Montana, Maxwell W. Atwater) |
1916-1919 |
40 / 4 | Barber Asphalt Paving Company |
1916-1918 |
40 / 5 | Barline-Ward Lumber Company |
1916 |
40 / 6 | Beaver Board Companies |
1916-1919 |
40 / 7 | Beaverhead Lumber Company |
1916-1919 |
40 / 8 | Britton Lumber Company |
1917-1919 |
40 / 9 | B (correspondents include L.J. Baker, Henry
Bartz, Basin Salvage Company, Beckwith Mercantile Company, Big Creek Mining
Company, W.M. Black, Blessing and Edwards Lumber Company, Board of Fire
Underwriters of the Pacific, Bonner Lumber Company, Boorman Lumber Company, Brown
Brothers Lumber Company, J.M. Bullington, L.H. Butcher Company, Butte-Ballaklava
Copper Company, Butte Electric Supply Company, Butte Newspaper Artists'
Association, Butte Workingmens Union) |
1916-1919 |
40 / 10 | Carr-Cullen Company |
1916-1918 |
40 / 11 | F.P. Carroll Lumber Company |
1917-1919 |
40 / 12 | Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company |
1916-1918 |
40 / 13 | Copeland Lumber Company |
1917-1919 |
40 / 14 | Curtis and Yale Company / Curtis Companies
(includes YMCA Building) |
1916-1919 |
40 / 15 | C (correspondents include G.T. Camp; H.R.
Campbell; Central Door and Lumber Company; E.T. Chapin Company; William Clark;
Clifton, Applegate and Toole; Clinton Glass Company; Coast Lumber Company; Fred
Cobb; Frank A. Colby; John D. Collins Lumber Company; Continental Telegraph
Company; John E. Corrette; F.E. Curtis; A.J. Cuttell) |
1916-1919 |
40 / 16 | Deer Lodge Lumber Company |
1916-1919 |
40 / 17 | R.G. Dun and Company (includes credit reports for
companies and individuals) |
1916-1919 |
40 / 18 | D (correspondents include Frank O. Davis, J.D.
Dougherty, Dover Lumber Company, M.C. Durfee) |
1916-1919 |
40 / 19 | Employers Association of Montana |
1918 |
40 / 20 | E (correspondents include East Butte Copper
Mining Company, F.P. Edwards Lumber Company, Harry C. Elliott, Ellis Paint
Company, Ernst and Ernst, Eureka Lumber Company, Exchange Lumber and Manufacturing
Company) |
1916-1919 |
40 / 21 | Forman, Ford and Company |
1916-1919 |
41 / 1 | Foster Lumber Company (includes letters about
Largey Lumber Company yards at Pablo and Plains) |
1919 |
41 / 2 | F (correspondents include Farnham Printing and
Stationery Company, Fisk Rubber Company, Ford Motor Company, S.A. Foster Lumber
Company, H.A. Frank) |
1916-1919 |
41 / 3 | Gallatin Lumber Company |
1918-1919 |
41 / 4 | G (correspondents include Giffen and Pfeiffer, W.
Goddard, Good-Hopkins Lumber Company, M.S. Gould, C.L. Griswold) |
1916-1919 |
41 / 5 | Harrison Lumber Company |
1917-1918 |
41 / 6 | Harrison Shingle Company |
1916-1918 |
41 / 7 | Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett and Company |
1916-1919 |
41 / 8 | John C. Hill Lumber Company |
1918-1919 |
41 / 9 | T.R. Holmes Lumber Company |
1919 |
41 / 10 | H (correspondents include D.E. Hagadone, Hanover
Gypsum Company, J.M. Hardesty, R.L. Harper Lumber Company, Don Hensley,
Heppes-Nelson Roofing Company, Hill and Tolson, Hitchcock and Hitchner, Hoquiam
Sash and Door Company, Humbird Lumber Company) |
1916-1919 |
41 / 11 | I (correspondents include Interstate Employment
System, Interstate Lumber Company) |
1916-1919 |
41 / 12 | C.M. Johnson |
1917-1919 |
41 / 13 | J (correspondents include Jeffrey Manufacturing
Company, Jib Mining Company, Jocko Lumber Company, Jones and Dillingham, Howard
Jones) |
1916-1919 |
41 / 14 | K (correspondents include Kenyon-Noble Lumber
Company, M.A. Keyser Fire-Proof Storage Company, Charles Kirk, Kroffganz and
Frank) |
1916-1918 |
41 / 15 | J.D. Lacey Timber Company (re possible sale of
Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company property) |
1918-1919 |
41 / 16 | L (correspondents include Largey Estate, George
Leinenweber, Lion Coal Company) |
1916-1919 |
41 / 17 | Mann Lumber Company |
1916-1919 |
41 / 18 | A.W. Miles Lumber Company |
1917-1919 |
41 / 19 | W.L. Miles (sales agent) |
1916-1919 |
41 / 20 | Milwaukee Land Company (St. Joe, Idaho) |
1916 |
41 / 21 | Milwaukee Lumber Company (St. Maries, Idaho) |
1916-1918 |
41 / 22 | Montana Industrial Accident Board |
1917-1919 |
41 / 23 | Montana Sash and Door Company |
1916-1918 |
41 / 24 | Montana ... (correspondents include Montana Dept.
of State Lands, Montana Power Company, Montana State Fair and Victory Exposition,
Montana Treasurer's Office) |
1916-1919 |
42 / 1 | M (correspondents include R.J. MacDonald, Magpie
Creek Lumber Company, McCormick Lumber Company, Peter J. Meloy, C.H. Miller and
Sons Lumber Company, Minnesota-Western Lumber Company, Missoula Light and Water
Company, Morin Lumber Company, J.A. Morrow, Ludwig S. Mussigbrod) |
1916-1919 |
42 / 2 | Nelson, Thorndike and Company |
1917-1919 |
42 / 3 | N (correspondents include National Lumber
Company, Newbegin Lumber Company, Newlon and Gage, Northwestern Glass Company) |
1916-1919 |
42 / 4 | O (correspondents include W.A. O'Brien, Old
Oregon Lumber Company, G.E. Ott) |
1917-1918 |
42 / 5 | Paraffine Paint Company |
1916-1919 |
42 / 6 | Perry-Ullman Lumber Company |
1919 |
42 / 7 | Polleys Lumber Company |
1916-1919 |
42 / 8 | P-Q (correspondents include L.C. Pace, Pacific
Lumber Agency, Packard Motor Car Company, Phoenix Lumber Company, Plains Land and
Improvement Company, H.M. Probst, Quistad and Broadland) |
1916-1919 |
42 / 9 | R (correspondents include Radford and Wright
Company, Rawson and Evans Company, Reid and Dutch, Retail Merchants Association of
Montana, Frank Reynolds, Frank A. Roberts, S.M. Roode) |
1917-1919 |
42 / 10 | St. Maries Lumber Company |
1916-1917 |
42 / 11 | Sand Point Lumber and Pole Company |
1917-1918 |
42 / 12 | Schwanger and Nettleton Inc. |
1917-1918 |
42 / 13 | W.H. Shannon |
1917-1919 |
42 / 14 | Silver Bow Employers Association (includes
agreements, bylaws, wage scales) |
1916-1919 |
42 / 15 | W.H. Smead Company |
1919 |
42 / 16 | Spokane Sash and Door Company |
1916-1918 |
42 / 17 | Standard Lumber and Coal Company |
1917-1919 |
42 / 18 | Star Machinery Company |
1916-1919 |
42 / 19 | Frank Storer |
1917-1919 |
42 / 20 | S (correspondents include Salmon Lumber Company,
Schlick and Gage, T.G. Schweiger Contracting Company, Joseph Servatius, Silver Bow
County Good Roads Association, W.A. Snider, Thomas Sontag, Spokesman-Review, Stone
Piano Company, J.M. Stransky, Sturm and Yaw) |
1917-1919 |
43 / 1 | Three Forks Portland Cement Company |
1916-1918 |
43 / 2 | Two Dot Lumber and Coal Company |
1917-1919 |
43 / 3 | T (correspondents include Tate and Dutch,
Taylor's Collecting Agency, Thompson Company Contracting Engineers,
Thompson-Hickman Memorial Building, Twin Bridge Lumber Company) |
1916-1919 |
43 / 4 | U.S. War Savings Committee |
1918-1919 |
43 / 5 | Urner Lumber Company |
1918-1919 |
43 / 6 | U-V (correspondents include Union Lumber Company,
United Agency, United Autographic Register Company, United Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners of America Local 112, U.S. Forest Service, United States
Gypsum Company, U.S. Internal Revenue Service, U.S. Railroad Administration, Utah
Sales Company, Louis Vogel) |
1916-1919 |
43 / 7 | Washington Fir Finishing Company |
1917-1919 |
43 / 8 | A.J. Wedum Lumber Company |
1917-1919 |
43 / 9 | Western Glass and Paint Company (George O.
Risdom) |
1919 |
43 / 10-11 | Wheeler, Osgood Company |
1916-1919 |
43 / 12 | White Pine Sash Company |
1917-1918 |
43 / 13 | W (correspondents include War Chest Fund of
Silver Bow County, Washington Cedar and Fir Products Company, Wayvell Chappell and
Company, West Virginia Lumber Company, Western Lumber Company, Wheatland Lumber
Company, Anse N. Wheeler, Wisdom Lumber and Auto Company) |
1916-1919 |
43 / 14 | Yellowstone National Park (includes requests for
bids on signage) |
1918-1919 |
43 / 15 | Y (correspondents include John Yoder, Young Men's
Christian Association [YMCA]) |
1918 |
44 / 1-3 | American Asphalt Roofing Company |
1926-1929 |
44 / 4 | American Lumberman |
1920-1924 |
44 / 5 | Anaconda Copper Mining Company |
1924-1929 |
44 / 6 | Anderson Lumber Company |
1920-1921 |
44 / 7-8 | Applications for employment |
1921-1928 |
44 / 9 | Associated Industries of Butte / Associated
Industries of Montana |
1920-1923 |
44 / 10 | A (correspondents include Aetna Life Insurance
Company, Charles W. Allin, American Defense Society, Ray Amerine, Angelus
House-Plan Service Company, Walter Arnold, Carl Arthur) |
1920-1929 |
44 / 11 | Bair-Collins Company |
1922-1929 |
44 / 12 | Baker Lumber Company |
1920-1923 |
44 / 13 | James W. Barr |
1924 |
44 / 14 | Basin Lumber Company |
1920 |
44 / 15 | Beaver Board Companies |
1920-1921 |
44 / 16 | Beaver Products Company |
1924-1928 |
44 / 17 | Beaverhead Lumber Company |
1920-1929 |
44 / 18 | Bernard Timber and Logging Company |
1925 |
44 / 19 | Bonner Lumber Company |
1920-1924 |
44 / 20 | Boorman Lumber Company |
1922-1924 |
44 / 21 | Bricker Lumber Company |
1924-1925 |
44 / 22 | Britton Lumber Company |
1920 |
45 / 1 | Brown Brothers Lumber Company (re Helena Shrine
Temple, Montana Vocational School for Girls, Galen Hospital) |
1920-1924 |
45 / 2 | Willard G. Burton |
1922 |
45 / 3 | Butte-Balaklava Copper Company (includes report
on Hidden Treasure Group of Mines at Corbin-Wickes Mining District) |
1920 |
45 / 4 | Butte Chamber of Commerce |
1920-1929 |
45 / 5 | Butte ... (correspondents include Butte
Association of Credit Men, Butte Auxiliary for Rehabilitation of Crippled
Children, Butte and New England Copper Mining Company, Butte city government,
Butte Clerks Union, Butte Floral Company, Butte Ice Company, Butte Miner, Butte
Mines Band, Butte Motor Truck Company, Butte Realty Board, Butte Teamsters Local
No. 2) |
1920-1929 |
45 / 6 | Ba-Bl (correspondents include Babson's
Statistical Organization, Barrett Company, Basin Storage Company, Backwith
Mercantile Company, C.C. Belknap Glass Company, F.M. Bell, James Bennetts, Bessler
Movable Stairway Company, Better Butte Association, Billings Sash and Door
Company, W.M. Black, Laura Blewitt) |
1920-1929 |
45 / 7 | Bo-By (correspondents include Board of
Underwriters, Boulder Hot Springs, Miles Bourke, Boy Scouts of America, A.
Broadland, Brown and Bigelow, A.J. Bruce, Buford Mercantile Company, Bugni
Brothers, Butterworth and Lowe, Buy at Home Bureau, J.C. Byers) |
1920-1929 |
45 / 8 | Carr-Cullen Company |
1922-1927 |
45 / 9 | F.P. Carroll |
1920-1926 |
45 / 10 | Celotex Company |
1929 |
45 / 11 | Central Coal and Coke Company |
1924-1929 |
45 / 12 | Certain-teed Products Corporation |
1920-1929 |
45 / 13 | C.J. Christian (re collections) |
1927-1928 |
45 / 14 | Clawson Lumber Company (H.P. Clawson) |
1924-1929 |
45 / 15 | Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company (includes
correspondence with Internal Revenue Service re closure) |
1920 |
45 / 16 | Coeur d'Alene Mill Company (E.W. Eller) |
1920-1927 |
45 / 17 | Commercial Service Association |
1925-1929 |
45 / 18 | Corvallis Lumber Company |
1922-1923 |
45 / 19 | C (correspondents include California Paint
Company, John J. Caplis, Carpenters Union No. 112, Cascade Lumber and Shingle
Company, Central High School, Chamber of Commerce of the United States,
City-County Consolidation Club, Clear Lake Lumber Company, John E. Corrette,
Courtney Hotel, Crystal Copper Company, Curtis-Yale-Holland Company) |
1920-1929 |
45 / 20 | Deer Lodge Lumber Company |
1920-1926 |
45 / 21 | Dent Lumber and Timber Company |
1920 |
46 / 1 | R.G. Dun and Company (credit reports on companies
and individuals) |
1920-1924 |
46 / 2 | D (correspondents include Elon Davis, Deaconess
Hospital, Diamond T Motor Car Company, Domestic Laundry, Duffy-Hamacher Lumber
Company, Thomas Dunbar) |
1920-1929 |
46 / 3 | F.P. Edwards Lumber Company |
1922-1927 |
46 / 4 | Employees (RSVP's for Lumbermen's Picnic) |
1920 |
46 / 5 | Exchange Lumber and Manufacturing Company |
1920-1929 |
46 / 6 | E (correspondents include East Tacoma
Manufacturing Company, Elliott Bay Mill Company, Ole Ellison, Employers
Association of Montana, U.S. Epperson Underwriting Company, Erwin-Wilson Lumber
Company, Estes Mill, Expert System and Planning Company) |
1920-1927 |
46 / 7 | S.A. Foster Lumber Company / Prestegaard Lumber
Company |
1920-1924 |
46 / 8 | D.E. Fryer and Company |
1920-1923 |
46 / 9 | F (correspondents include D.J. Fair Lumber
Company, J.A. Fay and Egan Company, H.A. Flightner, Father Franki, M.W. Friedorff) |
1920-1929 |
46 / 10 | Garnett and Rowan (G.H. Garnett; Martin Rowan re
Lolo) |
1927-1929 |
46 / 11 | Gimble Lumber Company (Harry S. Gimble) |
1925-1929 |
46 / 12 | Will Goddard |
1920 |
46 / 13 | Graham and Louquet |
1924-1925 |
46 / 14 | Great Northern Railway Company |
1920-1923 |
46 / 15 | John H. Grythman |
1922-1923 |
46 / 16 | G (correspondents include Margaret H. Gallagher;
Gallatin Lumber Company; R.R. Galloway; General Motors Truck Company; R.N. Gibson;
Girroir Realty Company; Globe Auditing Association; Globe Indemnity Company; Dewey
P. Goad; Goodrich-Call Lumber Company; M.S. Gould; Grace Methodist Episcopal
Church; Graham and Phillops; Raymond C. Grant; Margaret Greenfield; Greenlee
Brothers and Company; C.A. Grennell; James Griffiths; Gunn, Rasch and Hall) |
1920-1929 |
46 / 17 | Hamill and Swanstrom, contractors (H.J. Hamill;
George Swanstrom) |
1923-1924 |
46 / 18 | Fred Hamilton |
1922-1926 |
46 / 19 | W.C. Hatch |
1922 |
46 / 20 | Jack Ellis Haynes (re lumber for photo shop in
Yellowstone National Park) |
1928 |
47 / 1 | Hibbard, Spencer and Bartlett and Company |
1921-1927 |
47 / 2 | T.R. Holmes Lumber Company |
1920, 1924 |
47 / 3 | R.R. Hoyt |
1926 |
47 / 4 | Charles Hughes |
1924-1926 |
47 / 5 | H (correspondents include Charles R. Hadley
Company, Hallidie Company, Mrs. Charles Halpin, Albert Hansen, Harry L. Hanson,
Harvey Accounting Systems, Don Hensley, Herzog and Graham, Hill and Tolson,
William Horner, Lucille Howard, Hupp Motor Car Corporation, Huttig Manufacturing
Company) |
1920-1929 |
47 / 6 | Insurance |
1923-1926 |
47 / 7 | Interstate Lumber Company |
1923-1929 |
47 / 8 | Interstate Protective Agency (re collections) |
1927-1929 |
47 / 9 | I (correspondents include Immaculate Conception
Rectory, Independent Coal and Coke Company, Independent Ice Company,
Ingersoll-Rand Company, Inter-Mountain Auto Service Club) |
1921-1929 |
47 / 10 | Jocko Lumber Company |
1920, 1924 |
47 / 11 | Joy-Tarbell Lumber Company |
1920 |
47 / 12 | J (correspondents include Jefferson County
Treasurer, Jib Consolidated Mining Company, C.M. Johnson, Mrs. F.M. Johnston,
Jones and Dillingham, Polly Julian) |
1920-1928 |
47 / 13 | Keystone Steel and Wire Company |
1923-1925 |
47 / 14 | K (correspondents include Keith Lumber Company,
Kelley-How-Thomson Company, Margaret Kemper, Kenyon-Noble Lumber Company, Hattie
Kipp, Knights of Columbus, Kroffganz and Frank Contractors, Mrs. Ralph Kuschke) |
1920-1929 |
47 / 15 | Largey Estate |
1923-1926 |
47 / 16 | Lease and Leighland |
1924-1926 |
47 / 17 | Local Freight Agents' Association |
1924-1929 |
47 / 18 | L (correspondents include Town of Lima, Link and
Haire, Lumber, Lumber Inspection Rules, Jeremiah J. Lynch) |
1920-1929 |
47 / 19 | J.E. McGovern (re collections, Hughes Lumber
Company, Fred Herrick) |
1929 |
47 / 20 | Mc and Mac (correspondents include R.J.
MacDonald, L.D. McFarland, Mrs. M.A. McGinn, L.C. McHeffey, McKee Collection
Agency, Frances McKenzie, J.M. McLean, McLeod Lumber Company, J.E. McNally) |
1920-1929 |
47 / 21 | Peter J. Meloy |
1920, 1926 |
47 / 22 | A.J. Milburn |
1925-1926 |
47 / 23 | A.W. Miles Lumber Company |
1920, 1929 |
47 / 24 | Victor Miller (re Lolo) |
1928-1929 |
47 / 25 | Monarch Lumber Company |
1922-1924 |
47 / 26 | Montana Industrial Accident Board |
1922-1929 |
48 / 1-2 | Montana Purchasing Agent (re bids on state
buildings) |
1922-1928 |
48 / 3 | Montana ... (correspondents include Montana Auto
and Garage Company, Montana Board of Equalization, Montana Plating Company,
Montana Power Company, Montana Registrar of Motor Vehicles, Montana State
Hospital, Montana Treasurer's Office, Montana Tuberculosis Sanitarium) |
1920-1929 |
48 / 4 | Ma-Mi (correspondents include Mann Lumber
Company, Manning Abrasive Company, Merchants and Manufacturers Association, W.L.
Miles, Miller and Ricks, Milwaukee Lumber Company, Miner Brothers Lumber Company,
J.H. Minnick, Missoula County Treasurer, Missoula Mercantile Company, Missoula
White Pine Sash Company, James Mitchell) |
1920-1929 |
48 / 5 | Mo-Mu (correspondents include Montanans Inc.,
Morgan Sash and Door Company, Morin Lumber Company, C.W. Morton, Mountain View
Church, Vayden Mullins, Mulroney and Mulroney, Mrs. T.C. Murphy) |
1920-1929 |
48 / 6 | Nelson, Thorndike Company |
1923-1926 |
48 / 7 | Newton Lumber and Construction Company |
1922-1923 |
48 / 8 | Nichols and Cox Lumber Company |
1924-1925 |
48 / 9 | Northern Pacific Railway Company |
1924-1929 |
48 / 10 | Northwestern Lumber and Shingle Company |
1923-1924 |
48 / 11 | N (correspondents include National Parks Airways
Inc., J.E. Nelson, C.J. Nepper, L.J. Nordheim, Northwest Gypsum Products company) |
1920-1929 |
48 / 12 | R.E. O'Reilly |
1925-1927 |
48 / 13 | O (correspondents include Teresa O'Donnell, J.J.
O'Kennedy, Mrs. Olsen, Owl Creek Coal Company) |
1920-1929 |
48 / 14 | Pacific Door Manufacturing Company |
1929 |
48 / 15 | Paraffine Companies Inc. |
1922-1924 |
48 / 16 | M.L. Pettit |
1927-1928 |
48 / 17 | Pioneer Lumber Company |
1923 |
48 / 18 | Polley's Lumber Company |
1920-1928 |
48 / 19 | P (correspondents include John L. Patten, S.S.
Patterson, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, Helen A. Platt, Powell County Schools,
G.E. Pritchett) |
1920-1929 |
49 / 1 | Zella Quilliam |
1929 |
49 / 2 | Raymond Lumber Company |
1925 |
49 / 3 | Republic Box Company |
1920 |
49 / 4 | Paul, Norbert, and Emma Rossignol |
1924-1928 |
49 / 5 | Royal Coal Sales Company |
1921-1924 |
49 / 6 | R (correspondents include L.G. Raymond Lumber
Company; Mark R. Raznak; A.L. Reed; D.L. Reid; Reid and Dutch; Reitz and Crites;
Retail Merchants Association of Montana; Richardson-Adams Company; Rodgers and
Gilbert; H.E. Rolfe; Rowland, Thomas and Company; Mrs. D. Rule; Herbert H. Rundle;
M.J. Ryan) |
1920-1929 |
49 / 7 | St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company |
1926-1929 |
49 / 8 | Salmon Lumber Company |
1920-1926 |
49 / 9 | Schwager-Garland Lumber Company |
1922 |
49 / 10 | W.H. Sherman (personal letter from Sherman School
re tour; and from Fred Morin re son) |
1924-1925 |
49 / 11 | W.H. Smead Company |
1920-1922 |
49 / 12 | Spokane Sash and Door Company |
1924-1926 |
49 / 13 | Standard Lumber and Coal Company |
1923-1926 |
49 / 14 | Sturm and Yaw / H.M. Yaw and Company |
1924-1929 |
49 / 15 | Sullivan Lumber Company |
1924-1929 |
49 / 16 | Superior Lumber Company |
1922-1923 |
49 / 17 | S (correspondents include St. Ann's Church, St.
Mary's Church, William F. Schffarzick, H.G. Shaffer, Shanley and Baker, Shapleigh
Hardware Company, Sheridan Lumber Company, Sheridan State Bank, James Sherry,
Silver Bow County Sheriff, Silver Bow Employers Association, Silver Butte Mines
Corporation, Tom Sontag, Louis Sponheim, Frank Sterrett, A.P. Stone, George
Swanstrom) |
1920-1929 |
49 / 18 | Twin Bridges Lumber Company |
1920-1923 |
49 / 19 | Two Dot Lumber and Coal Company |
1920-1924 |
49 / 20 | T (correspondents include Herbert A. Templeton,
The Texas Company, Three Forks Portland Cement Company, H.D. Thurston, The
Timberman, Tom Tinder, Edmund G. Toomey, Walter Torpey, Tregoning Manufacturing
Company, Truck Wrecking Company, Mrs. W.S. Tucker, G.L. Tyler) |
1920-1929 |
50 / 1 | Ullman Lumber Company |
1922-1925 |
50 / 2 | United Autographic Register Company |
1925-1929 |
50 / 3 | United States Forest Service |
1922-1926 |
50 / 4 | United States Gypsum Company |
1923-1929 |
50 / 5 | Urner Lumber Company |
1920-1926 |
50 / 6 | U-V (correspondents include Union Pacific System.
Union Sash and Door Company, United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of
America, Joseph P. Vilk, Virginia City Masonic Temple Association, Louis Vogel) |
1920-1929 |
50 / 7 | Washington Fir Finish Company |
1920-1921 |
50 / 8 | Washington Machinery and Supply Company |
1923-1929 |
50 / 9 | A.J. Wedum Lumber Company |
1920-1923 |
50 / 10 | Welles-Krauss Lumber Company |
1925-1929 |
50 / 11 | Western Retail Lumbermen's Association /
Lumbermen's Mutual Society |
1921-1925 |
50 / 12 | Western Wallboard Company |
1921-1927 |
50 / 13 | Weyerhaeuser Sales Company |
1927-1928 |
50 / 14 | Wheeler, Osgood Company |
1920-1929 |
50 / 15 | Whitcomb Lumber Company |
1921 |
50 / 16 | Fred W. Wilson |
1924-1927 |
50 / 17 | Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company |
1924-1928 |
50 / 18 | George Wortman; Frances P. Wortman |
1927-1929 |
50 / 19 | W (correspondents include C.E. Walker
Construction Company; James R. Wallace; James A. Walsh; Walsh, Nolan and Scallon;
F.G. Wasson; L.G. Weldy; West Virginia Lumber Company; Western Glass and Paint
Company; Western Lumber Company; F.E. Wickwire; Winchester-Simmons Company; Joseph
L. Wolfe; Wulf Realty Company) |
1920-1929 |
50 / 20 | Y (correspondents include Yates-American Machine
Company, Yellowstone Lumber Company; Yellowstone Trail Association) |
1920-1929 |
51 / 1 | Allied Building Credits Inc. |
1937-1939 |
51 / 2-3 | American Asphalt Roof Corporation (R.L. Goddard;
K.C. Clawson) |
1930-1932 |
51 / 4 | American Lumberman |
1932-1939 |
51 / 5-7 | Anaconda Copper Mining Company (primarily Lumber
Department) |
1930-1939 |
51 / 8 | Architectural Forum |
1938-1939 |
51 / 9 | Associated Industries of Montana |
1934-1939 |
51 / 10 | A (correspondents include Alexander Hamilton
Institute, All Climates Plan Book Agency, American Builder and Building Age,
American Steel and Wire Company, Associated Merchants of Montana, Peter Aune) |
1930-1939 |
51 / 11 | Bair-Collins Company |
1931-1938 |
51 / 12 | Barber Company Inc. / Barber Asphalt Corporation |
1934-1938 |
51 / 13 | R.G. Bonnell |
1932-1933 |
51 / 14 | Miles Bourke |
1930 |
51 / 15 | Brown-Blodgett Company (includes sample
illustrated letterheads) |
1937-1939 |
51 / 16 | Building Service Inc. |
1933-1939 |
51 / 17 | Burroughs Adding Machine Company |
1933-1939 |
51 / 18 | Butte Chamber of Commerce |
1930-1939 |
51 / 19 | Butte ... (correspondents include Butte Building
Trades Council, Butte Business College, Butte Business Men's Association, City of
Butte, Butte Community Sunshine Camp, Butte Credit Bureau, Butte Credit Women's
Breakfast Club, Butte Retail Creditmen's Association, Butte School District #1,
Butte Workingmen's Union) |
1932-1939 |
51 / 20 | B (correspondents include Baker Lumber Yard,
Beaverhead Lumber Company, Benefit Dance Committee, Blackfoot Forest Protective
Association, Brown and Bigelow, Burnell Coal Mines) |
1930-1939 |
51 / 21 | Carlisle Lumber Company |
1931-1933 |
51 / 22 | Celotex Company (C.W. Wood, agent) |
1930-1939 |
51 / 23 | C. L. Clawson |
1930-1939 |
52 / 1 | Coast Sash and Door Company |
1934-1939 |
52 / 2 | John E. Corette |
1930-1935 |
52 / 3 | C (correspondents include C.I.T. Corporation,
Cadwallader Gibson Company, Callahan and Company, Carr-Cullen Company, R.T. Carr
Sales Company, Central Coal and Coke Company, Certain-teed Products Corporation,
N.F. Cheairs and Company, W.L. Creden, Mrs. Anton Crnich) |
1930-1939 |
52 / 4 | Diamond T Motor Car Company |
1936-1938 |
52 / 5 | D (correspondents include Daugherty Lumber
Company, Mrs. Frank N. Davis, Alfred Del Carlo, A.P. Devlin, E.I. DuPont De
Nemours and Company) |
1930-1939 |
52 / 6 | E.W. Eller [former employee] |
1933-1938 |
52 / 7 | C.F. Engel |
1930 |
52 / 8 | Exchange Lumber and Manufacturing Company |
1931-1939 |
52 / 9 | E-F (correspondents include Eastern Pacific Gold
Mining Company, Elliott Bay Mill Company, Ellis Paint Company, First Bancredit
Corporation, Frantz Manufacturing Company, W.P. Fuller and Company, W.J. Funk, Fyr
Fyter Company) |
1930-1939 |
52 / 10 | Gimble Lumber and Fuel Company (Harry Gimble) |
1930-1938 |
52 / 11 | G (correspondents include Mrs. A.A. Galahan, Mrs.
T.H. Gale, L.F. Garlinhouse Company, General Timber Service Inc., Gerlach-Barklow
Company, Mrs. P.E. Gordon, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company, Raymond C. Grant,
Great Northern Railway Company, Greyhound Racing and Breeders Association,
Grogin-Robinson Lumber Company, Gypsum Products Corporation) |
1930-1934 |
52 / 12 | Home Owners Loan Corporation |
1933-1937 |
52 / 13 | H (correspondents include Clarence W. Hager,
Harbor Plywood Corporation, Hartung and Hansen, W.C. Heller and Company, R.L.
Hennessy, Joseph Hoffman, A.M. Holter Hardware Company, Hughes Lumber Company,
Huttig Manufacturing Company) |
1930-1939 |
52 / 14 | Inspected Shingles Ltd. (Clyde L. Frost) |
1932-1933 |
52 / 15 | Interstate Lumber Company |
1930-1939 |
52 / 16 | I-J (correspondents include John Igelstroem
Company, Independent Merchants of Montana, Intermountain Better Planned Homes
Magazine, Nellie Jackson, G.W. James, Jeffries Coal Mining Company, Carl S.
Johnson, W.H. Jones, S.V. Justus) |
1930-1939 |
52 / 17 | Kelley-How-Thomson Company |
1930-1939 |
52 / 18 | Kemmerer Coal Company |
1938-1939 |
52 / 19 | Kutzner Lumber Company |
1937-1939 |
52 / 20 | K (correspondents include KGIR Radio, Kenway
Venetian Blind Company, Margaret D. Keyes, Kiplinger Washington Letter, Kitchen
Maid Corporation, Knape and Vogt Manufacturing Company, John Kostad, Alf C.
Kremer) |
1930-1939 |
52 / 20 | L (correspondents include Lawler and Rowe, L.F.
LeFevre, A.B. Lehman, J.R. Ludwick, Lumbermen's Buying Service, Lumbermen's Credit
Association) |
1930-1939 |
52 / 21 | Largey Lumber Company interoffice (correspondents
include W.H. Shannon, Walter Stamson) |
1931-1938 |
53 / 1 | Ira and R.J. MacDonald |
1930-1932 |
53 / 2 | Marsh Wall Products |
1937-1939 |
53 / 3 | George S. May and Company |
1938-1939 |
53 / 4 | Victor Miller |
1930-1931 |
53 / 5 | Monarch Lumber Company |
1930-1939 |
53 / 6 | Montana Industrial Accident Board |
1932-1939 |
53 / 7 | Montana ... (correspondents include Montana Board
of Equalization, Montana Good Roads Congress, Montana Hardware Company, Montana
Labor News, Montana Power Company, Montana Purchasing Agent, Montana Relief
Commission, Montana Retail Fuel Dealers Association, Montana Retail Lumbermen's
Association, Montana State Forester, Montana Unemployment Compensation Commission) |
1930-1939 |
53 / 8 | M (correspondents include Joseph H. Madore, James
Marron, Matthews Hardwoods Inc., John J. McHatton, J.E. McNally, Frank C. Miller,
Missoula White Pine Sash Company, Joseph P. Monaghan, J.L. Moore, H.D. Morse,
Morton Lumber Company, Mutual Credit Rating Exchange) |
1930-1939 |
53 / 9 | Northwestern Steel and Wire Company (includes
subsidiary Northwestern Barb Wire Company) |
1939 |
53 / 10 | N (correspondents include National-American
Wholesale Lumber Association, National Association of Credit Men, National
Broadcasting Company, National Clean Up and Paint Up Campaign Bureau, National
Industrial Conference Board, National Lumber Manufacturers Association, National
Parks Airways Inc., National Plan Service Inc., National Retail Coal Merchants
Association, Frank E. Newcom, Nickey Brothers Inc., W.F. Norman Sheet Metal
Manufacturing Company, Northwestern Placement Bureau) |
1930-1939 |
53 / 11 | O (correspondents include O'Brien and Goss, Ott's
Cash Grocery, Owl Creek Coal Company) |
1930-1939 |
53 / 12 | Pacific Timber Company |
1933-1939 |
53 / 13 | Prentice-Hall Inc. (re books about federal
legislation changes) |
1934-1939 |
53 / 14 | P (correspondents include Pacific Manifolding
Book Company, Philippine Mahogany Manufacturers' Import Association, M.M.
Phillips, Pioneer Paper Company, Postal Telegraph, Potlatch Forests Inc., George
E. Pritchett) |
1931-1939 |
53 / 15-16 | Ruberoid Mills / Ruberoid Company (re asbestos
shingles) |
1930-1939 |
53 / 17 | R (correspondents include Rebekah Lodge, William
H. Reid Jr., Richardson Roofing Company, Robinson Manufacturing Company, Robinson
Sales Corporation, Rock Island Sash and Door Works, Rolscreen Company [Pella
windows], Norbert Rossignol, Round Corner Base Shoe Company, Roundup Coal Mining
Company, John C. Ryan) |
1931-1939 |
53 / 18 | St. Paul and Tacoma Lumber Company |
1930-1937 |
53 / 19 | Charles E. Shewe |
1930-1933 |
53 / 20 | Silver Bow Employers' Association |
1930-1937 |
53 / 21 | Spokane Sash and Door Company |
1934 |
53 / 22 | Storer and Flightner (Frank Storer and H.A.
Flightner) |
1937-1938 |
53 / 23 | S (correspondents include San-Equip Inc., Louis
Schiavon, Clyde Schreckendgust, Scott-Graff Lumber Company, Sheep Shearers' Union,
Silver Bow County Emergency Relief Fund, A.L. Sipes, Jack Skelley, Speculator
Mining Company, Stanley Iron Works [includes illustrations of decorative fence
rails], A.P. Stephenson, Kathryn Baird Sullivan, Sullivan Lumber Company, Superior
Fireplace Company) |
1930-1939 |
53 / 24 | Tacoma Sash and Door Company |
1933-1934 |
53 / 25 | Tax Research Institute of America (Harold B.
White) |
1937-1938 |
53 / 26 | Texas Company (Texaco; re contracts) |
1930 |
54 / 1 | Three Forks Portland Cement Company (includes
Montana Board of Railroad Commissioners notice re rates) |
1930-1938 |
54 / 2 | T (correspondents include G.A. Talbot, Herbert A.
Templeton Lumber Company, Frank Tolson, Tracy Manufacturing Company, Twin City
Hardwood Lumber Company) |
1930-1939 |
54 / 3 | Union Sash and Door Company |
1931-1934 |
54 / 4 | United Autographic Register Company |
1933-1934 |
54 / 5 | United States Dept. of Commerce |
1937-1939 |
54 / 6 | United States Federal Housing Administration |
1937-1939 |
54 / 7 | United States Forest Service |
1930-1939 |
54 / 8 | United States Gypsum Company |
1930-1939 |
54 / 9 | United States Internal Revenue Service |
1932-1939 |
54 / 10 | U-V (correspondents include United Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners of America, United States Civil Works Administration,
United States Social Security Administration, James and Christy Venable) |
1931-1939 |
54 / 11 | Welles-Krauss Lumber Company / Welles-Holt Lumber
Company |
1930-1937 |
54 / 12-15 | Western Retail Lumbermen's Association (primarily
re administering National Recovery Administration [NRA] codes) |
1933-1934, 1939 |
54 / 16 | Weyerhaeuser Sales Company |
1932-1939 |
54 / 17 | Wheeler, Osgood Company |
1930-1937 |
54 / 18 | Whitehall State Bank |
1937-1939 |
54 / 19 | Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company |
1930-1937 |
54 / 20 | Wood Conversion Company |
1937-1939 |
54 / 21 | W (correspondents include Wabash Screen Door
Company, Washington Veneer Company, Henry Wehrle, West Coast Lumbermen's
Association, Western Pine Association, Women's Protective Union, Frances P.
Wortman) |
1930-1939 |
54 / 22 | Y, unidentified (correspondents include Yankee
Fiber Tile Manufacturing Company, H.M. Yaw Company) |
1930-1939 |
55 / 1 | Aldrich-Cooper Lumber Company (L.M. Willis) |
1941-1942 |
55 / 2 | Allied Building Credits Inc. |
1940-1944 |
55 / 3 | Anaconda Copper Mining Company (predominantly
Lumber Dept.) |
1940-1945 |
55 / 4 | Architectural Forum |
1940-1945 |
55 / 5 | Associated Industries of Montana |
1940-1942 |
55 / 6 | A (correspondents include Aetna Plywood and
Veneer, All Climates Plan Book Agency, American Builder and Building Age, American
Lumberman, T.W. Ashby Lumber Company, Associated Credit Bureaus of America) |
1940-1945 |
55 / 7 | Barber Asphalt Company |
1940-1945 |
55 / 8 | Billings Sash and Door Company |
1940-1945 |
55 / 9 | Building Service Inc. |
1940-1945 |
55 / 10 | Butte Chamber of Commerce |
1941-1945 |
55 / 11 | Butte Credit Bureau |
1940-1943 |
55 / 12 | B (correspondents include Babson's Reports,
Barrett Division, Beatrice Creamery Company, Benjamin Moore and Company,
Brown-Blodgett Company, Robert H. Brown, E.L. Bruce Company, Burroughs Adding
Machine Company, Butte Merchants Association, Butte School District #1) |
1940-1943 |
55 / 13 | Carr-Cullen Company |
1940-1945 |
55 / 14 | Celotex Corporation |
1940-1944 |
55 / 15 | Corette and Corette |
1940-1942 |
55 / 16 | C (correspondents include C.I.T. Corporation,
Central Fibre Products Company, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, H.P.
Clawson, Coast Sash and Door Company, William Coconaugher, Colorado Fuel and Iron
Corporation, Commercial Credit Corporation, Rod W. Connole, Cooper Lumber Company,
Crane Company) |
1940-1945 |
55 / 17 | D-E (correspondents include Defense Supplies
Corporation, Denver Sewer Pipe and Clay Company, Diamond T Motor Car Company, John
Dower Lumber Company, Dun and Bradstreet Inc., Kenneth F. Duncan, James Ells
Service, Exchange Lumber and Manufacturing Company) |
1940-1945 |
55 / 18 | Frantz Manufacturing Company |
1941-1945 |
55 / 19 | W.P. Fuller and Company |
1940-1945 |
55 / 20 | F (correspondents include Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis; E.A. Findell Lumber Company; First National Bank and Trust Company of
Helena; Father Flanagan's Boys' Home Inc.; Foley's Mill and Cabinet Shop; Forman,
Ford and Company) |
1940-1945 |
55 / 21 | H.S. Gimble (Gimble Lumber Company; Anchor
Securities Company) |
1940-1945 |
55 / 22 | Greeting cards |
1940 |
55 / 23 | G (correspondents include Garlinghouse Company,
Gerlach-Barklow Company, Myrtle Gillespie, D.W. Gossard, Raymond C. Grant, Great
Northern Railway Company) |
1940-1945 |
55 / 24 | Mrs. H.R. Halloway |
1940 |
55 / 25 | Housing Institute |
1944-1945 |
55 / 26 | H (correspondents include George Whitney Harper,
F.L. Hartung Company, House and Garden) |
1940-1945 |
55 / 27 | Interstate Lumber Company |
1940-1945 |
55 / 28 | I-J (correspondents include I-XL Furniture
Company, Idaho-Montana Pulp and Paper Company, John Igelstroem Company,
Johnson-March Corporation, Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation) |
1940-1945 |
56 / 1 | Kelley-How-Thomson Company |
1941-1944 |
56 / 2 | Kutzner-Ashby Lumber Company (Tom Ashby) |
1940-1941 |
56 / 3 | K-L (correspondents include KGIR Radio, Kemmerer
Coal Company, W.J. Kennedy, Joe La Pointe, Largey Estate, Sidney C. Lawson, Lease
and Leigland, Libbey-Owens-Ford Glass Company, Life magazine, Lumbermen's
Associated Buyers Company, Lumbermen's Buying Service) |
1940-1945 |
56 / 4 | Etta MacMillan (real estate) |
1941 |
56 / 5 | Marsh Wall Products |
1940-1942 |
56 / 6 | Montana Purchasing Dept. |
1940-1942 |
56 / 7-10 | Montana Retail Lumbermen's Association (primarily
re wartime government regulations) |
1940-1945 |
56 / 11-13 | Montana Retail Lumbermen's Association Indexed
File Service (re wartime government regulations) |
1942-1945 |
56 / 14 | Montana ... (correspondents include Montana Board
of Equalization, Montana Industrial Accident Board, Montana Labor News, Montana
Power Company, Montana Preparedness and Advisory Commission, Montana Unemployment
Compensation Commission) |
1941-1944 |
56 / 15 | J.L. Moore (re hiring as architect) |
1940 |
56 / 16 | M (correspondents include Majestic Company,
Matthews Hardwoods Inc., Bert Mayer, A.R. McDonell, R.D. Merrill Construction
Company, Miners National Bank, Robert J. Murphy) |
1940-1945 |
57 / 1 | N-P (correspondents include National Retail
Lumber Dealers Association, National Small Business Men's Association, Newton
Manufacturing Company, Northern Lumber Company, Northwestern Placement Bureau,
Perfection Oak Flooring Company, Prentice-Hall Inc.) |
1940-1945 |
57 / 2 | "Regulation L" circular letters (re wartime
priority ratings for lumber industry) |
1941-1942 |
57 / 3 | "Regulation W" circular letters (re wartime
credit) |
1941-1942 |
57 / 4 | Roundup Coal Mining Company |
1941-1945 |
57 / 5 | R (correspondents include Railway Express Agency,
Jeannette Rankin, Don Roberts, Rolscreen Company, Jessie Roscow) |
1940-1945 |
57 / 6 | Schlage Lock Company |
1940-1945 |
57 / 7 | W.H. Shannon (includes real estate letters) |
1940-1941 |
57 / 8 | Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Company |
1941-1945 |
57 / 9 | Silver Bow Employers' Association (includes
contract with Teamsters Union) |
1940-1941, 1945 |
57 / 10 | H.B. Stanton |
1943-1944 |
57 / 11 | Storer and Flightner (Frank Storer) |
1940-1945 |
57 / 12 | S (correspondents include C.E. Shewe, Silver Bow
County, Roy Simperman, Sinslaw Forest Products Inc., Sisalkraft Company, Skilsaw
Inc., Standard Publishing Company, W.F. Steward) |
1940-1945 |
57 / 13 | T (correspondents include Leonard Tallon,
Thornton Lumber Company, Three Forks Portland Cement Company, Timber Structures
Inc., Troy Sunshade Company, Twin City Hardwood Lumber Company) |
1940-1945 |
57 / 14 | United States Defense Savings Staff / War Savings
Staff |
1942, 1945 |
57 / 15 | United States Gypsum Company |
1940-1945 |
57 / 16-17 | United States Office of Price Administration |
1942-1945 |
57 / 18 | United States War Production Board |
1942-1945 |
57 / 19 | United States ... (correspondents include United
States Commerce Dept., Federal Housing Administration, United States Dept. of the
Interior, United States Internal Revenue Service, United States Dept. of Labor
Wage and Hour Division, United States Office of Production Management, United
States Plywood Company, United States Social Security Board, United States War
Manpower Commission) |
1942-1945 |
57 / 20 | U-V (correspondents include United Autographic
Register Company; United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America,
including bylaws of Butte local; [____] Vance) |
1942-1945 |
57 / 21 | Western Retail Lumbermen's Association (includes
wartime regulations) |
1940-1942 |
57 / 22 | Weyerhaeuser Sales Company |
1940-1945 |
57 / 23 | W (correspondents include Bert R. West Lumber
Company, West Coast Lumbermen's Association, Western Advertising Corporation,
Western Clay Manufacturing Company, Western Door and Plywood Corporation, Western
Homes Foundation, Western Lithograph Company, Wheeler Osgood Sales Corporation,
Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company, Wood Conversion Company) |
1940-1945 |
57 / 24 | Yaw-Kinney Company |
1941-1945 |
57 / 25 | Y-Z (correspondents include Yates-American
Machine Company, Zidell-Steinberg Company) |
1940, 1944 |
58 / 1 | Anaconda Copper Mining Company |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 2 | Architectural Forum |
1946-1949 |
58 / 3 | A (correspondents include Air Express, All
Climates Plan Book Agency, Allen-Leland and Company, American Builder, American
Lumberman, Asbestos Supply Company of Montana, T.W. Ashby Lumber Company) |
1946-1948 |
58 / 4 | Building Service Inc. |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 5 | Butte Chamber of Commerce |
1946-1948 |
58 / 6 | B (correspondents include Charles Bocking,
Bolever the Realtor, J.G. Braun Company, Brown-Blodgett Inc., Budd Post and
Hardwood Company, Buffington Lumber Mills, Builders Supply Company [Archie Bray
Jr.], Butte Credit Bureau, David Byers) |
1946-1948 |
58 / 7 | C-E (correspondents include Celotex Corporation,
Craig Mountain Lumber Company, Phillip Crase, Deer Lodge Lumber Company, Exchange
Lumber and Manufacturing Company) |
1946-1948 |
58 / 8 | F (correspondents include Farwell, Ozmun, Kirk
and Company; Fir Door Institute; Foley's Mill and Cabinet Works; Frantz
Manufacturing Company; Frost Hardwood Floors Inc.; Lloyd A. Fry Roofing Company;
W.P. Fuller and Company) |
1946-1948 |
58 / 9 | General Paint Corporation |
1947-1948 |
58 / 10 | G-H (correspondents include L.F. Garlinghouse
Company, H.S. Gimball, Hall Enterprises, George Whitney Harper, L.M. Hartley,
Heatilator Inc., John B. Hopkins) |
1946-1948 |
58 / 11 | Interstate Lumber Company |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 12 | I-K (correspondents include Ideal Cement Company,
Jamison Lumber Company, Fred E. Jensen, Clifford Kangas, Kelley-How-Thomson
Company, Kenwood Realty Company) |
1946-1948 |
58 / 13 | Lumber Dealers Inc. circular letters |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 14 | Lumbermens' Associated Buyers Company |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 15 | L (correspondents include Largey Estate, Laurel
Lumber and Manufacturing Company, Life magazine, Lumbermen's Supply Corporation) |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 16 | Metals Bank and Trust Company |
1948 |
58 / 17-18 | Montana Retail Lumbermen's Association |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 19 | M (correspondents include P.L. MacDonald,
Machinery Sales Company, Majestic Company, Guy S. McCone, Midwest Novelty
Manufacturing Company, Miller-Richardson Supply Company, Montana Chamber of
Commerce, Montana Citizens Council, Montana Purchasing Dept., Montana Unemployment
Compensation Commission, Montana Veterans' Welfare Commission) |
1946-1948 |
58 / 20 | National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
circular letters |
1946, undated |
58 / 21 | N-O (correspondents include National Log
Construction Company of Montana, Cecil C. Nixon, W.F. O'Brien) |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 22 | Puget Supply Company |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 23 | P-R (correspondents include Petko Industries,
Potlatch Forests Inc., Prentice-Hall Inc., Roundup Coal Mining Company, Ryan's
Mercantile) |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 24 | S and J Lumber Company |
1948-1949 |
58 / 25 | S (correspondents include Schlage Lock Company,
A.F. Sheldon, Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Company, Charles E. Shewe, Silver Bow County
School District No. 1, Silver Bow Employers' Association, Simkins-Hallin Lumber
and Hardware, Michael Sirnec, Special Millwork Industry Advisory Committee, Art
Swan) |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 26 | T (correspondents include Tax Equality
Association of Montana, Texdak Flooring Company, Three Forks Portland Cement
Company, Kenneth Tracy) |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 27 | United States Gypsum Company |
1946, 1948 |
58 / 28 | U-W (correspondents include United Brotherhood of
Carpenters and Joiners of America, United States Federal Housing Administration,
United States Office of Price Administration, Vimcar Sales Company, Western Retail
Lumbermen's Association, Weyerhaeuser Sales Company, Hugh Williams, Wisconsin Land
and Lumber Company) |
1946- 1948 |
58 / 29 | Yaw-Kinney Corporation |
1946- 1949 |
59 / 1 | Anaconda Copper Mining Company (primarily Lumber
Dept.) |
1950-1953, 1961 |
59 / 2 | T.W. Ashby Lumber Company |
1950-1952 |
59 / 3 | A (correspondents include Acme Central Metal
Products Inc., Aetna Plywood and Veneer Company, Bill Aldrich, Asbestos Supply
Company of Montana) |
1950-1953, 1961 |
59 / 4 | Builders Supply Company (Archie Bray) |
1950-1953 |
59 / 5 | Butte Chamber of Commerce |
1950-1952, 1963 |
59 / 6 | B (correspondents include Teri Babich, Barrett
Division, H.W. Blackstock Lumber Company, Boorman Lumber and Supply Inc., Brier
Hill Stone Company, Budd Post and Hardwood Company, Building Service Inc., Butte
Memorial Hospital, Celotex Corporation, Cooper-Morgan Lumber Company, Crusade for
Freedom) |
1950-1952, 1962 |
59 / 7 | Louis F. Dow Company |
1950-1953 |
59 / 8 | Exchange Lumber and Manufacturing Company |
1950-1953, 1958 |
59 / 9 | E-H (correspondents include East Side Athletic
Club; Elliott Bay Lumber Company; Elliston Lime Company; C.F. Evans; Exchange
Lumber and Manufacturing Company; Joseph T. Farrow; Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis; Andy Fontana; Forman, Ford and Company; Franklen Studios; Frantz
Manufacturing Company; Hugh D. Galusha Jr.; General Paint Corporation; Gimble
Lumber and Fuel Company; F.L. Hartung Company; Hess Company; W.J. Howard; Ken
Humphreys, Hurd Lumber Company) |
1950-1954, 1958-1962 |
59 / 10 | I-K (correspondents include Ideal Cement Company,
International Steel Company, Interstate Lumber Company, KBOW Radio, KOPR Radio,
Kelley-How-Thomson Company, Mrs. Joe Kovacich, Ruth Kroger) |
1950-1953, 1959-1961 |
59 / 11 | Local Trademarks Inc. (re "Bill Ding" ad
campaign) |
1958-1961 |
59 / 12 | Lumbermen's Associated Buyers Company |
1950-1953 |
59 / 13 | L (correspondents include Local Freight Agents
Association, Long-Bell Lumber Company, Lord and Burnham, Lumber Dealers Inc.,
Lumber Yard Supply Company, Lumbermen's Credit Association, Lumbermen's Supply
Corporation) |
1950-1952, 1957-1961 |
59 / 14 | M and M Wood Working Company |
1950-1953 |
59 / 15-17 | Montana Retail Lumbermen's Association (includes
Dealers Indexed File Service) |
1950-1962 |
59 / 18 | M (correspondents include P.L. MacDonald, Mike
Mansfield, Masonite Corporation, Meridian Brick Company, Mimeocrafters, Modern
Maid, Montana Boys' State, Montana Taxpayers' Association, Montana Unemployment
Compensation Commission, Monthly Small House Club) |
1950-1953, 1959-1961 |
59 / 19-21 | National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
(National Affairs Committee bulletins and reports, President's letter etc.) |
1950-1958 |
60 / 1 | National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
(National Affairs Committee bulletins and reports, President's letter etc.) |
1960-1962 |
60 / 2 | National Retail Lumber Dealers Association
(publications) |
1950, 1957-1958 |
60 / 3 | N-R (correspondents include National Plan Service
Inc., V. Nicholson Company, W.R. Oleson, Arnold Olsen, Robinson Insulation
Company, Ryan Mercantile) |
1950-1953, 1960-1962 |
60 / 4 | Schlage Lock Company |
1950-1953 |
60 / 5 | S (correspondents include C.W. St. John,
Sheridan-Wyoming Coal Company, Silver Bow Employers' Association, Simpson Logging
Company, Standard-Post, Timothy Sullivan, Superior Fireplace Company) |
1950-1953, 1957-1960 |
60 / 6 | T (correspondents include T and T Coal Company,
Tax Equality Association of Montana, Teamsters Union, Thomason Plywood
Corporation) |
1950-1958 |
60 / 7 | Union Bank and Trust Company |
1958-1960 |
60 / 8 | United States Gypsum Company |
1950-1961 |
60 / 9 | United States Internal Revenue Service |
1950-1957 |
60 / 10 | U (correspondents include United Pacific
Insurance Company, United States Borax and Chemical Corporation, United States
Federal Housing Administration, United States General Services Administration,
United States Office of Emergency Planning, United States Office of Price
Stabilization, United States Social Security Administration, United States Wage
Stabilization Board) |
1950-1962 |
60 / 11 | V (correspondents include Edward Vennard, Vimcar
Sales Company, Voluntary Home Mortgage Credit Program) |
1951-1953, 1959-1960 |
60 / 12 | Weyerhaeuser Sales Company |
1950-1953 |
60 / 13 | W-Y (correspondents include Wells Rutherford
Inc., Western Retail Lumbermen's Association, Whitehall Chamber of Commerce,
Wilson and Hoppe Plastics, Yaw-Kinney Company, Yuhas Millwork Company) |
1950-1953, 1958-1965 |
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
61 / 1 | Letterpress book: interoffice correspondence |
1902 April-September |
61 / 2-3 | Letterpress books |
1901 November- 1902 October |
62 / 1-3 | Letterpress books |
1902 October- 1905 March |
63 / 1-2 | Letterpress books |
1905 March- 1906 April |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
63 / 3 | Bankruptcies: B-V [primarily notifications] |
1912-1935 |
63 / 4 | Bankruptcies in Butte [list provided by
Commercial Service Association] |
1927-1932 |
63 / 5 | Garnishees, attachments and releases |
1914-1930 |
63 / 6 | John M. Hardesty vs. Largey Lumber Company answer |
1903 |
63 / 7 | Largey Lumber Company vs. Butte Duluth Copper
Company itemized statement; lien |
1912-1915 |
63 / 8 | Liens: A-D |
1914-1945 |
64 / 1-5 | Liens: E-Z |
1914-1945 |
64 / 6 | R.J. MacDonald Company d/b/a Largey Lumber
Company vs. City of Butte (re water damage) |
1943 |
64 / 7 | G.O. McFarland vs. State Savings Bank [defendants
include Largey Lumber Company] |
1903 |
64 / 8 | U.S. vs. Largey Lumber Company (re illegal timber
cutting by Frank O. Davis) |
1917 |
64 / 9-10 | Miscellaneous |
1902-1940 |
Employment Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
65 / 1-2 | Employee accident reports: A-T |
1919-1958 |
65 / 3 | Payrolls [salaries are also included in
disbursement journals, 1933-1945] |
1914, 1927-1930, 1936-1938 |
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
65 / 4 | Accounts receivable |
1964 |
65 / 5-6 | Audit reports |
1921-1938, 1943-1961 |
Volume | ||
61 | Bank record |
1925-1929 |
Box/Folder | ||
65 / 7 | Bank statements |
1937, 1942-1945 |
Volume | ||
62 | Bills receivable |
1917-1935 |
Box/Folder | ||
65 / 8-9 | Car record [shipment of lumber by railroad] |
1902-1918 |
65 / 10-11 | Cash books (re sales) |
1903-1906, 1931-1933 |
Volume | ||
63-64 | Cash books |
1926-1931 |
65 | Coal and wood record |
1927-1931 |
Box/Folder | ||
66 / 1 | Collections |
1937-1938 |
66 / 2 | Comparative sales and expense reports |
1932-1954 |
66 / 3 | Credit applications |
1941 |
66 / 4-6 | Disbursement journal [check register] |
1933-1939 |
67 / 1-3 | Disbursement journal [check register] |
1940-1945 |
67 / 4 | Estimate to comparable Capp Home "Evening Star" |
1957 |
67 / 5 | Estimates |
1948 |
67 / 6 | Expenses for mill set-up |
undated |
67 / 7 | Farrell and Company account |
1910 |
67 / 8 | Financial reports to R.G. Dun and Company, to
Lumbermen's Credit Association, and to First National Bank of Butte |
1925, 1930, 1952-1953 |
Volume | ||
66-71 | General journals |
1901-1914, 1928-1930 |
Box/Folder | ||
67 / 9-10 | General journals |
1932-1936 |
68 / 1-3 | General journals |
1937-1945 |
Volume | ||
72-75 | General ledgers |
1901-1910 |
Box/Folder | ||
68 / 4-8 | General ledger indexes |
1901-1910, undated |
69 / 1-6 | General ledgers |
1932-1937 |
70 / 1-6 | General ledgers |
1938-1943 |
71 / 1-7 | General ledgers |
1944-1950 |
72 / 1-5 | General ledgers |
1951-1955 |
73 / 1-3 | Inventories [scattered; see also trial balances
which include inventories for some years] |
1924-1938 |
73 / 4 | Inventories: glass supplies |
circa 1904 |
73 / 5 | Inventories: Kelley-How-Thompson Company
consignment stock |
1939-1941 |
73 / 6 | Inventories: machinery |
1904 |
73 / 7 | Jobbing distribution |
1917 |
73 / 8 | Largey Estate accounts ("Largey Lumber Company
special account") |
1925-1930, 1935-1938, 1941, 1944 |
73 / 9 | Lulu F. Largey accounts |
1900-1902 |
Volume | ||
76 | List of shipments |
1902-1903 |
Box/Folder | ||
73 / 10 | Loans from R.J. MacDonald Company |
1948-1952 |
73 / 11 | New office: material taken from stock |
circa 1939 |
74 / 1-2 | Orders to suppliers |
1901-1903 |
74 / 3 | Orders for lumber: Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company |
1912-1915 |
74 / 4 | Payments to railroad companies |
1939-1941 |
74 / 5 | Price lists |
1941-1949 |
74 / 6 | Price quote form for U.S. Forest Service |
1931 |
74 / 7 | Promissory notes |
1922, 1929, 1930 |
Volume | ||
77 | Purchase register |
1916-1931 |
Box/Folder | ||
74 / 8 | Purchase orders: Montana Relief Commission |
1934 |
74 / 9-13 | Purchase orders and requests for bids on state
buildings: Montana Purchasing Agent |
1921-1962 |
Volume | ||
77 | Purchase record |
1916-1931 |
Box/Folder | ||
74 / 14 | Purchases of lumber and building material; coal
and wood |
1941 |
74 / 15 | Quarterly reports of lumber prices: U.S. Dept. of
Commerce |
1929 |
74 / 16 | Receipt book |
1905-1906 |
75 / 1 | Taxes RESTRICTED
|
1921-1930, 1939 |
75 / 2-8 | Trial balances (also includes inventories for
some years) |
1903-1913 |
76 / 1-6 | Trial balances |
1914-1919 |
77 / 1-7 | Trial balances (also includes inventories some
years) |
1920-1923, 1930-1935 |
78 / 1-8 | Trial balances |
1936-1943 |
79 / 1-7 | Trial balances |
1944-1950 |
80 / 1-7 | Trial balances |
1951-1961 |
80 / 8 | Vest Pocket Book (re prices on lumber products) |
1914 |
Volume | ||
78 | Voucher register |
1931 |
Box/Folder | ||
80 / 9-10 | Works Progress Administration (WPA) bids and
purchases |
1936-1942 |
80 / 11 | Miscellaneous (includes bills, lumber lists,
account with J.T. Carroll Lumber Company, appraisal of Kelly Block, indebtedness
to Hudson Mining Company, profit and loss statement) |
1907-1936 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
81 / 1 | Agreements with Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company |
1901 |
81 / 2 | Agreements with Missoula Lumber Company |
1902-1903 |
81 / 3 | Agreements with railroad companies |
1901-1910 |
81 / 4 | Agreements (miscellaneous) |
1902-1946 |
81 / 5 | Assignment of Hughes Lumber Company accounts
receivable to Largey Lumber Company |
1939 |
81 / 6 | Assignments by Hammil and Swanstrom; Jack Skelly;
and Beckman Brothers |
1923, 1942 |
81 / 7 | Bills of sale |
1902-1944 |
81 / 8 | Contracts: Frank Baum house in Atherton Place |
1941 |
81 / 9 | Contracts: H.C. Donaldson house, 1040 W. Gold
|
undated |
Oversize Folder | ||
5 | H.C. Donaldson house plans, 1040 W. Gold
(Oversize: see Archives map case) |
undated |
Box/Folder | ||
81 / 10 | Contracts: B.C. Gordon house, 514 S. Jackson |
1941 |
81 / 11 | Contracts: A.L. Hawk house, 1929 Aberdeen |
1941 |
81 / 12 | Contracts: Largey Lumber Company house, 2908
State [plans in Oversize Folder 2] |
1939-1940 |
Oversize Folder | ||
6 | Blueprints 2908 State Street, Butte (Oversize: see
Archives map case) |
1939-1940 |
Box/Folder | ||
81 / 13 | Contracts: H.H. McManus house, 2030 Aberdeen |
1941 |
81 / 14 | Contracts: T.H. Menke house, Floral Park Addition |
1939 |
81 / 15 | Contracts: John L. Moore house, 2941 Floral
Boulevard |
1941 |
81 / 16 | Contracts: Ray Nicholls house, 2030 Johns |
1941-1942 |
81 / 17 | Contracts: radio advertisements |
1931-1939 |
81 / 18 | Contracts: Leonard G. Tallon house, 2714 State
[includes specifications] |
1941 |
81 / 19 | Contracts: L.E. Riley house, 2630 State |
1941 |
81 / 20 | Contracts: J.A. Wahlburg house, 2509 Edwards |
1941 |
81 / 21 | Contracts: Wilford J. Wallace house, 2925 Edwards |
1942 |
81 / 22 | Deeds |
1911-1951 |
81 / 23 | General releases and waivers of liens |
1943-1949 |
81 / 24 | Leases |
1935 |
81 / 25 | Lumber yard labor agreements in use in Montana
(compiled by Montana Retail Lumbermen's Association) |
1946 |
81 / 26 | Mortgage: R.E. Dodge's animal hospital |
1938 |
81 / 27 | Mortgage: Clarence L. Thomas |
1937 |
81 / 28 | Mortgages: miscellaneous |
1918-1958 |
81 / 29 | Silver Bow Employers Association agreements with
unions |
1929-1961 |
81 / 30 | Transfer of Corbin-Copper King Mining Company
stock to Largey Lumber Company |
1912 |
81 / 31 | Miscellaneous |
1948-1951 |
Organizational Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
82 / 1 | Articles of incorporation; bylaws; increase in
capital stock |
1901-1902, undated |
82 / 2 | Minute book |
1902 |
82 / 3 | Resignation of Morris Sellers Largey and Edward
Creighton Largey as trustees of company |
1915 |
Subject Files |
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Box/Folder | ||
82 / 4 | Business Education Day |
1955, 1957 |
82 / 5 | Butte Greyhound Racing and Breeders Association |
1931-1939 |
82 / 6 | Butte Lumbermen's Picnic |
1920 |
82 / 7 | E.W. Eller, personal (includes resignation from
company, debts, obituary) |
1912, 1916, 1937 |
82 / 8 | Employers Association of Montana (includes annual
report and legislative bulletin) |
1918-1919 |
82 / 9 | Fireplaces |
1957, undated |
82 / 10 | Harold L. Hayward house, 12 W. Steele |
1941 undated |
82 / 11 | F.B. Theodore Kipp (re household goods) |
1917 |
82 / 12 | Gordon T. MacPherson house |
1950 |
82 / 13 | Missoula Lumber Company property (includes
correspondence with Northern Pacific Railway, John E. Corrette, et al.) |
1916-1917 |
82 / 14 | Montana Building Materials Salesmen Association
(includes constitution, agenda, letter; also includes un-named association) |
1956, 1959 |
82 / 15 | Musselshell Valley business prospects (compiled
by W. Goddard) |
1917 |
82 / 16 | Sale of property at 2126 Ottawa Ave. |
1939 |
82 / 17 | Trucks |
circa 1959 |
82 / 18 | YMCA Building |
1918 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
82 / 19 | Advertisements: Largey Lumber Company |
1925-1931 |
82 / 20-21 | Advertisements: Bill Ding Merchandising Service
[sample ads] |
1956-1960, undated |
82 / 22 | Advertisements: "Hand painted scenes by Franklin:
silk screened wallpapers of distinction" |
undated |
82 / 23-26 | Advertisements: national building supply
companies |
circa 1930- 1969 |
83 / 1 | Advertisements: nuclear fallout shelters |
circa 1960-1969 |
83 / 2-3 | Advertisements: radio |
1946-1961 |
83 / 4 | Application to train veterans |
1946 |
83 / 5 | Blank forms |
undated |
83 / 6 | Brochures (includes co-insurance; National Retail
Lumber Dealers Association; American Forest Products Industries; Celotex
Corporation; American Legion) |
1918, 1944 |
83 / 7 | Brochure on types of woods, their characteristics
and uses |
1956 |
83 / 8 | Business licenses |
1916-1955 |
83 / 9 | Coal deliveries for relief recipients |
1937-1938 |
83 / 10 | Drawing for Butte Mines Band |
1922 |
83 / 11 | Farm Home Administration and GI Bill loan
procedures |
1948 |
83 / 12 | Fire losses on building 11 miles west of Butte
owned by Company |
1934 |
83 / 13 | Greeting cards |
1942, 1958 |
83 / 14 | Industrial Recovery Act (including retail lumber
code) |
1933 |
83 / 15 | Insurance coverage |
1934-1939 |
83 / 16-17 | Insurance policies: automobile |
1925-1941 |
83 / 18-20 | Insurance policies: fire |
1923, 1927-1929 |
84 / 1-9 | Insurance policies: fire |
1930-1944 |
85 / 1 | Insurance policies: lumber at various yards |
1903 |
85 / 2 | Insurance policies: mercantile safe burglary |
1933-1941 |
85 / 3 | Insurance policies: messenger and interior
robbery |
1933-1941 |
85 / 4 | Insurance policies: public liability |
1928-1941 |
85 / 5 | Insurance policies: surety and forgery |
1924-1942 |
85 / 6 | Insurance policies: tenants' residences |
1926-1942 |
85 / 7 | Insurance record |
1930-1938 |
85 / 8 | Insurance report on Company |
1922 |
85 / 9 | List of carpenters; contractors |
circa 1930 |
85 / 10 | List of houses built |
1941 |
85 / 11 | List of liens |
1942-1943 |
85 / 12 | List of machinery |
1901, circa 1943 |
85 / 13 | List of priorities to be signed under wartime
restrictions |
circa 1942 |
85 / 14 | List of Western Montana lumber mills |
1946 |
85 / 15 | Lists for holiday turkeys, calendars, cigars,
cards, and wood inlay pictures |
1921-1961, undated |
85 / 16 | Losses due to fire |
1927 |
85 / 17 | Lumber shipment book |
1900-1902 |
85 / 18 | Mill order stickers |
circa 1948 |
85 / 19 | Program: "The Rock" (play by Mary P. Hamlin;
Largey Lumber Company bought ad) |
1942 |
85 / 20 | Office procedures |
circa 1946 |
85 / 21 | Questionnaire re home improvement |
undated |
85 / 22 | Retail sales statistics |
1943-1945 |
85 / 23 | Second hand machinery |
1902 |
85 / 24 | Specifications and estimates |
1918-1919 |
85 / 25 | Specifications on houses |
circa 1950 |
Oversize Folder | ||
6 | Specifications on houses (Oversize: see
Archives map case) |
circa 1950 |
Box/Folder | ||
85 / 26 | Stained glass designs |
undated |
85 / 27 | Miscellany (includes "Al Smith for President
League" letterhead; legislative bills; "Instructions for Saturday's night parade";
American Lumberman house plans; wire rope price list) |
undated |
Missoula Lumber Company |
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Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
86 / 1 | H.M. Allen and Company |
1904-1907 |
86 / 2 | American Lumberman |
1904-1906 |
86 / 3 | A.E. Ashcroft |
1907 |
86 / 4 | A (correspondents include George M. Adams,
Allegany Window Glass Company, American Detective Service Company, American
Hardwood Lumber Company, American Wood Working Machinery Company, City of
Anaconda, Frank Anderson, Athol Lumber Company, Otis Avery) |
1904-1907 |
86 / 5 | Baldwin Lumber Company |
1905-1907 |
86 / 6 | Barnett Lumber Company |
1905-1908 |
86 / 7 | D.V. Bean, Lumber |
1905-1906 |
86 / 8 | Berlin Machine Works |
1904-1905 |
86 / 9 | Ba-Be (correspondents include Victor Bandot,
Barnard Manufacturing Company, Basin Lumber Company, Belgrade Company) |
1904-1908 |
86 / 10 | Big Hole Meat Company |
1905-1906 |
86 / 11 | Billings Lumber Company |
1904-1906 |
86 / 12 | Bistline Lumber Company |
1905-1906 |
86 / 13 | Bi-Bo (correspondents include Big Blackfoot
Milling Company, Big Horn Lumber Company, Frank P. Birrer, Bitter Root Valley
Bank, Joseph Bowden, Charles C. Bowlen, Bozeman Brewery) |
1904-1907 |
86 / 14 | J.M. Broat and Son |
1904-1907 |
86 / 15 | Felix J. Burns |
1904-1906 |
86 / 16 | Br-By (correspondents include A.M. Brooks, Amos
Buck Mercantile Company, Buford and Leinenweber, Byrne and O'Neil Lumber Company) |
1903-1907 |
86 / 17 | J.T. Carroll / J.T. Carroll Lumber Company (also
includes correspondence as general manager of Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company and
Largey Lumber Company) |
1903-1910 |
86 / 18-21 | Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company |
1903-1911 |
86 / 22 | C (correspondents include D.L. Cannon, W.D.
Carls, W.E. Catching, Chicago Varnish Company, Cody Lumber Company, Charles H.
Collier, Condie-Neale Glass Company, Consolidated Wagon and Machine Company,
Continental Oil Company, Sam Coombs, George Corscadden, L.W. Cox and Company,
William D. Curry, Cusack and Tolbert) |
1903-1911 |
86 / 23 | D-E (correspondents include Frank O. Davis,
Dillon Lumber Company, Economy Machinery Company, Robert C. Edwards, E.W. Eller,
J.L. Elliott, Enterprise Lumber Company) |
1904-1907 |
87 / 1 | Fish Lake Lumber and Manufacturing Company |
1904 |
87 / 2 | J.M. Flint / Flint-Lynn Lumber Company |
1904-1908 |
87 / 3 | Forman, Ford and Company, Wholesale Glass and
Paint |
1903-1906 |
87 / 4 | John Forsman |
1904-1906 |
87 / 5 | Foster-Munger Company |
1905-1908 |
87 / 6 | H. Fowler |
1904 |
87 / 7 | Fox and Fox Glass Brokers |
1904-1907 |
87 / 8 | F.H. Frazier |
1904, 1908 |
87 / 9 | C.W. Freeman (employee at Darby and elsewhere) |
1904-1908 |
87 / 10 | F (correspondents include R.B. Farson, J.A. Fay
and Egan Company, Ferrell Lumber Company, E.W. Fiske, Foster Lumber Company, S.A.
Foster Lumber Company, Ernest Franke, Fredonia Window Glass Company, Fromberg
Lumber Company, W.P. Fuller and Company, Fullerton-Powell Hardwood Lumber Company) |
1903-1908 |
87 / 11 | Albert W. Gates (salesman for Missoula Lumber
Company and other affiliations) |
1903-1905 |
87 / 12 | E.C. Gillen |
1903-1904 |
87 / 13 | G.D. Gorus (agent at Darby) |
1906-1907 |
87 / 14 | G (correspondents include John A. Gauger and
Company; Gibson Lumber Company; Gold Reef Mining Company; J.H. Graves; Great Falls
Lumber Company; Greenlee Brothers and Company; T.B. Groves; Gunn, Rasch and Hall) |
1904-1907, 1912 |
87 / 15 | Hanratty and Moderie |
1903-1905 |
87 / 16 | George W. Heffner |
1905-1906 |
87 / 17 | H (correspondents include C.S. Haire, Hallack and
Howard Lumber Company, H. Hansen, A. Hawley, E.B. Hayes Machine Company, Walter
Hays, Jonas Henderson and Company, M.J. Holden, Holland Lumber and Hardware
Company, Holter Lumber Company, Jacob Hoyem, George W. Huntley Jr., Huttig
Manufacturing Company) |
1903-1908 |
87 / 18 | I-K (correspondents include Idaho Falls Lumber
Company, Charles F. Iddings, Jefferson Valley Trading Company, J.T. Jenson, Jewell
Belting Company, George F. Johnson, Johnston Glass Company, Joliet Trading
Company, Jones and Dillingham, Joyce and Mulroney, William A. Kaas, S.C. Kenyon,
J.P. Ketchum, John Kolstad, Peter Kooi) |
1902-1908 |
87 / 19 | Lansing Brothers / Lansing Nash Lumber Company |
1904-1906 |
87 / 20 | Largey Estate (includes M.S. Largey, J.T.
Carroll, John D. Harris) |
1903-1909 |
88 / 1-4 | Largey Lumber Company (includes W.S. Mitchell;
E.W. Eller) |
1903-1911 |
88 / 5 | L (correspondents include Laurel Lumber Company,
Lincoln Paint and Color Company, Herman Lind, J.G. Link, Richard Lockey, J.H.
Loucks, Lumber Workers' Union No. 50, Lumbermen's Credit Association, George Lum
and Son) |
1904-1908 |
88 / 6 | Mc and Mac (correspondents include McBride and
McBride, C.R. McCorkle, J.C. McCrea, Dan W. McDonell, McGowan Commercial Company,
Andrew McMullen) |
1904-1908 |
88 / 7 | A.W. Miles Company |
1904-1905 |
88 / 8 | Ma-Mi (correspondents include H.R. Marcy,
Marshall-Wells Hardware Company, Wilber Martin, Master Horseshoers' Protective
Association of Montana, Peter J. Meloy, Miller-Cahoon Company, Minnesota Linseed
Oil Paint Company, Hal V. Minor, Missoula County Treasurer, Missoula Mercantile
Company) |
1903-1908 |
88 / 9 | Montana Lumber Company (Lewistown) |
1904-1905 |
88 / 10 | Edward C. Mulroney |
1906-1910 |
88 / 11 | Mo-Mu (correspondents include Montana State
Boiler Inspector, Montana State Land Dept., Montana Retail Lumbermen's
Association, Montana Trading Company, A.T. Morgan, Muchmore Brothers) |
1903-1908 |
88 / 12 | Northern Pacific Railway Company |
1904-1908 |
88 / 13 | N-O (correspondents include National Cycle
Manufacturing Company, E.E. Neeley, Neihart Lumber Company, Bruce Noon, Norris
Company, Northern Machinery Company, Northwestern Mutual Fire Association, John
O'Brien Lumber Company, W.A. O'Brien, Thomas O'Hanlon Company, Joshua Oldham and
Sons Saws, Oregon Short Line Railroad Company, Owl Creek Coal Company) |
1903-1908 |
88 / 14 | Pearslee-Gaulbert Company, Polished Plate and
Window Glass |
1905-1908 |
88 / 15 | Phelps and Wadsworth Lumber |
1905-1908 |
88 / 16 | Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company |
1904-1906 |
88 / 17 | P-Q (correspondents include Pacific Lumber
Company, Passmore and Company Surety Bonds, Howard Pew, Pioneer Coal and Lumber
Company, Pioneer Lumber Company, Pittsburgh and Montana Copper Company, Thomas B.
Quaw and Company, Henry Quellmalz Lumber and Manufacturing Company) |
1903-1908 |
88 / 18 | Ed F. Riberdy |
1906-1909 |
88 / 19 | R (correspondents include P.A. Rhind, Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone Company, W.A. Roland, George Romney Lumber Company, Ruby
Valley Lumber Company, Russell Lumber Company) |
1903-1908 |
89 / 1 | Seeley Lumber Company |
1906 |
89 / 2 | D.E. Smith (includes report on Lolo operations) |
1907 |
89 / 3 | Spokane-Eastern Lumber Company |
1904-1905 |
89 / 4 | S (correspondents include St. Anthony Building
and Manufacturing Company, St. John's Lutheran Church, Sanford and Evans, Fred
Schimpf, J.W. Schieber, Schwager and Nettleton, Sheridan Lumber Company, H.M.
Smith, T.H. Smith, Speculator Mining Company, Spokane Machinery and Supply
Company, State Lumber Company, Perry Steffee, F.T. Sterling, Sidney Stevens
Implement Company, Stevensville Mercantile Company, A. Streich and Brother Wagon
Manufacturers) |
1904-1905 |
89 / 5 | T (correspondents include W.A. Talmage Company,
Lees Taylor, Joe Thomas, H.J. Thompson, Albert Tinklepaugh, Henry Topel, O.V.
Troop, True and True Company, Tucker and Ryan, G.L. Turner Lumber Company, Joseph
Turner, Typewriter Exchange) |
1904-1905 |
89 / 6 | Twin Bridge Lumber Company |
1905-1906 |
89 / 7 | U-V (correspondents include W.M. Underwood; Union
Lumber Company; United States Bureau of the Census; United States Indian School
Service, Jocko; Edwin F. Van Vechten; W.W. Vanatta; O.M. Veltum) |
1904-1910 |
89 / 8 | Edward Wagner |
1904-1905 |
89 / 9 | Washington Mill Company |
1905-1912 |
89 / 10 | A.W. Wendorf [salesman for Company] |
1904-1907 |
89 / 11 | Western Glass and Paint Company |
1903-1906 |
89 / 12 | Westfall Brothers |
1904-1909 |
89 / 13 | Wa-We (correspondents include Fred J. Waack, W.E.
Walsh, H.W. Walther, Weeter Lumber Company, West Virginia Lumber Company, H.L.
Westcott, Western Lumber Company, Western Lumber Exchange Company, Western Retail
Lumbermen's Association) |
1903-1911 |
89 / 14 | Wh-Wr (correspondents include Wheeler-Osgood
Company, R.F. White, White River Lumber Company, Wilce Company, C.L. Willey, Henry
Williams, Richard Williams, W.K. Wills, Elmer Wilson, Robert S. Wilson, E.A.
Winstanley, Wisconsin Land and Lumber Company, H.J. Wolcott, F.B. Wright and
Company) |
1903-1911 |
89 / 15 | Y (correspondents include E.L. Yager, E.F.
Yancey, Yegan Brothers, Yellow Pine Lumber Company, G.O. Yergy, J.H. Yost Lumber
Company) |
1904-1905 |
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
90 / 1-3 | Letterpress books |
1902 September- 1903 August |
91 / 1-3 | Letterpress books |
1903 August- 1904 February |
92 / 1-3 | Letterpress books |
1904 February-September |
93 / 1-2 | Letterpress books |
1904 September- 1905 February |
94 / 1-3 | Letterpress books |
1905 February-August |
95 / 1-3 | Letterpress books |
1905 October- 1906 May |
96 / 1-3 | Letterpress books |
1906 May- 1907 April |
97 / 1-3 | Letterpress books |
1907 April- 1910 June |
98 / 1 | Letterpress books: Northern Pacific Railway
claims |
1904 February- 1913 February |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
98 / 2 | N.P. Nelson vs. Missoula Lumber Company
transcript of testimony |
1903 |
98 / 3 | Miscellaneous |
1904-1909 |
Employment Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
98 / 4 | Payrolls and time sheets |
1906-1907, undated |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
98 / 5 | Account statements |
1903-1906 |
98 / 6 | Annual financial statements |
1903-1910 |
99 / 1-5 | Estimates #1-500 |
1903-1904 |
100 / 1-5 | Estimates #501-1000 |
1904-1905 |
101 / 1 | Estimates #1100-1199 |
1905-1906 |
101 / 2 | Factory machinery ordered from Washington Mill
Company |
1908 |
Volume | ||
78 | Freight record |
1904-1912 |
79 | General ledger |
1910-1920 |
Box/Folder | ||
101 / 3 | Interest payments on notes |
1905-1906 |
101 / 4-6 | Inventories |
1903-1910 |
101 / 7-9 | Invoices: shipments from Coeur d'Alene Lumber
Company |
1908-1911 |
Volume | ||
80-81 | Journals |
1902, 1911-1925 |
Box/Folder | ||
102 / 1-3 | Ledgers: employee/company store |
1901-1903, undated |
102 / 4 | Log books |
1907 |
102 / 5 | Lumber corrections |
1905-1906 |
103 / 1-2 | Lumber corrections |
1906-1908 |
103 / 3 | Lumber sales |
1902-1903 |
104 / 1 | Lumber shipments: Woodside Mill |
1902-1903 |
104 / 2-6 | Orders: employees and city |
1905-1906 |
104 / 7 | Orders given by sawmill men |
1903-1904 |
104 / 8 | Price lists |
1902-1909 |
105 / 1-2 | Price quotations |
1904-1905 |
105 / 3 | Promissory notes |
1902-1905 |
Volume | ||
82-87 | Sales record |
1903-1912 |
Box/Folder | ||
105 / 4 | Statement of account with Largey Lumber Company |
1903-1904 |
105 / 5 | Tax assessments (lists all property owned by
company) RESTRICTED
|
1902-1908, 1919 |
106 / 1-3 | Trial balances |
1908-1910 |
106 / 4 | Trial balances [scattered months only] |
1915-1919 |
Volume | ||
88 | Voucher register |
1902-1903 |
Box/Folder | ||
106 / 5-6 | Weekly reports of salesmen: Albert W. Gates, G.W.
Heffner, A.W. Wendorf [scattered] |
1904-1905 |
106 / 7 | Miscellaneous (includes items relating to
transfer from Largey Lumber Company to Missoula Lumber Company, interest payments
to Largey family members, Felix J. Burns statements, statement of sales ledger
account, statement of weights of lumber) |
1902-1906 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
106 / 8 | Agreements and contracts |
1904-1908 |
106 / 9 | Miscellaneous (includes affidavit, releases of
claims, mortgage; transfer of railway right of way from Bernard Noon to J.T.
Carroll) |
1903-1904, 1912, 1915 |
Organizational Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
106 / 10 | Miscellaneous (includes statement of capital
stock, minutes) |
1902-1903 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
106 / 11 | Advertisements, brochures, etc. |
undated |
106 / 12 | Art sand blast illustrations |
undated |
106 / 13-14 | Insurance books |
1902-1903, 1907-1908 |
106 / 15-16 | Insurance policies (lists inventories of covered
properties, including lumber, machinery, mill, factory, etc.) |
1903-1904 |
107 / 1-6 | Insurance policies (lists inventories of covered
properties, including lumber, machinery, mill, factory, etc.) |
1905-1910 |
108 / 1-3 | Insurance policies (lists inventories of covered
properties, including lumber, machinery, mill, factory, etc.) |
1911-1913 |
108 / 4 | Land plats |
1905 |
108 / 5 | Northern Pacific Railway claims |
1908-1910 |
108 / 6 | Specifications: Atlas Block, Salt Lake City |
circa 1904 |
108 / 7 | Timber estimates by Frank R. Smith: Lolo, Quartz
Creek, DeSmet, Frenchtown (includes sketch maps) |
1904 |
108 / 8 | Timber estimates by Joe Thomas: Lolo (includes
sketch maps) |
1904 |
108 / 9 | Timber from G.D. Gorus |
1907 |
108 / 10 | Timber from Hyde and Gilstrap |
1907-1908 |
108 / 11 | Timber from A.W. Mason; Phelps and Wadsworth; The
Norris Company |
1907-1909 |
109 / 1 | Timber from A.N. Mittower; Coeur d'Alene Lumber
Company |
1907-1909 |
109 / 2 | Timber from Shafer and Filion |
1907 |
109 / 3 | Timber lands purchased (includes plats) |
undated |
B. Noon, Lumber / Bernard Noon [also includes
predecessor T.L. Kelly Mercantile and Sawmill] |
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Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
110 / 1 | A (correspondents include Alice Gold and Silver
Mining Company, American Saw Company, Anaconda Copper Mining Company Hardware
Dept., I. Anderson) |
1900-1901 |
110 / 2 | Big Blackfoot Milling Company |
1900-1901 |
110 / 3 | B-G (correspondents include Butte Saddlery
Company, J.T. Carroll, Davidson Grocery Company, Deer Lodge County Sheriff, Arthur
J. Dorland, Dan Dunnigan, Fosselman Drug Company, Benn Greenhood Company) |
1900-1901 |
110 / 4 | John D. Haines (for Lulu Largey and Largey
Estate) |
1897, 1900-1901 |
110 / 5 | H-J (correspondents include M.G. Hagerty, A.
Hanson, John C. Harmon, Ben E. Harris Company, Mrs. Spencer Johnson) |
1900-1901 |
110 / 6 | T.L. Kelly (re dispute) |
1900 |
110 / 7 | K-L (correspondents include Mrs. John Keenan,
Charles W. Lane and Company, Edward C. Largey, Morris S. Largey, Clay Longley, G.
Lavell) |
1900-1902 |
110 / 8 | H.S. Magraw (re M.E. Kelly and Company) |
1900-1901 |
110 / 9-11 | Missoula Mercantile Company |
1900-1901 |
110 / 12 | M (correspondents include Wallace E. Mackay, J.F.
Major, P.H. Manchester, Montana Hardware Company, Pat Mullins) |
1900-1901 |
110 / 13 | Otto Neubert |
1900-1901 |
110 / 14 | N-S (correspondents include C.P. Noon, Northern
Pacific Railway Company, Charles Osborne, Passmore Paper Company, People's
Employment Bureau, W.D. Starbird, State Savings Bank, Stevensville Mercantile
Company) |
1900-1901 |
110 / 15 | T-W (correspondents include A.H. Tarbet, Union
Mercantile Company, J.V. Weber, Mrs. S. Weissberg, W.H. Winters) |
1900-1901 |
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
110 / 16-17 | Bernard Noon to H.S. Magraw |
1900-1901 |
110 / 18 | Bernard Noon to Clarence P. Noon, Arthur J.
Dorland |
1901 |
110 / 19-20 | Letterpress books |
1899-1902 |
111 / 1-2 | Letterpress books: re orders from Missoula
Mercantile Company and others |
1900 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
111 / 3 | Writs of attachment, garnishees, etc. |
1898-1902 |
Employment Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
111 / 4 | Pay slips |
1900 |
111 / 5 | Subscriptions, board, hospital list, etc. |
1900-1901 |
111 / 6 | Subscription to pay for funeral for John
McMeniman's brother |
1900 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
111 / 7 | Cash book |
1899-1900 |
Volume | ||
90 | Cash book |
1900 |
Box/Folder | ||
111 / 8 | Inventories: horses, tack, etc. |
circa 1900 |
111 / 9 | Inventories: logs |
circa 1900 |
Volume | ||
91 | Journal |
1900 |
Box/Folder | ||
111 / 10 | Journal |
1900-1901 |
Volume | ||
92 | Journal: Hamilton sawmill |
1901 |
93 | Journal: Woodside sawmill |
1901 |
Box/Folder | ||
112 / 1 | Ledger and cash book |
1899-1900 |
Volume | ||
94 | Ledger: Hamilton sawmill |
1901 |
95 | Ledger: Woodside sawmill |
1901 |
Box/Folder | ||
112 / 2 | Petty ledger (primarily C.F. Neff and Company) |
undated |
112 / 3 | Receipts [scattered] |
1900-1901 |
112 / 4 | Statements of account |
1900-1901 |
112 / 5-7 | Store ledgers |
1899-1900 |
113 / 1-3 | Store ledgers |
1900-1901 |
113 / 4 | Tax assessments RESTRICTED
|
1900 |
113 / 5 | Miscellaneous [from envelope entitled "Clarence
P. Noon": includes balance sheet for T.L. Kelly and Company] |
1900-1901 |
113 / 6 | Miscellaneous (includes invoices, accounts, etc.) |
1900-1902, undated |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
113 / 7 | Agreements of E.C. Starbird, T.L. Kelly and
Bernard Noon (re operation of Gold Creek sawmill) |
1899-1900 |
113 / 8 | Lease agreement between Bernard Noon and Jane and
Edith Van Dusen (re Gold Hill and Colusa mining claims in Madison County) |
1903 |
Production Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
113 / 9-10 | Lumber mill daily reports |
1901 January-June |
114 / 1-2 | Lumber mill daily reports |
1901 July-December |
114 / 3 | Lumber shipments [primarily E.D. Starbird's
operation of Gold Creek sawmill] |
1897-1899 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
114 / 4 | Boiler inspection certificates |
1901-1902 |
114 / 5 | Brochure for Cunningham and Harter horseshoeing
machine |
undated |
114 / 6 | List of horses and brands |
circa 1901-1902 |
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Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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King and Largey Paper Mills |
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Interoffice Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
115 / 1 | Chronological (correspondents include J.M.
Howard, E. Harwood, A.D. McLeod, Iva Meagele, E.W. King, E.R.Tate) |
1907-1908 |
Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
115 / 2 | A-F (correspondents include American Newspaper
Publishers Association, American Paper and Pulp Association, Burgess Sulphite
Fibre Company, Edwin Carver, W.W. Clark Realty Company, J. Collis and Sons,
Committee of Wood Pulp Importers, Frank H. Davis, Deseret News, Fischer Machine
Company) |
1908-1910 |
115 / 3 | G-L (correspondents include Gray, Ewing and
Company; William Hruza; Hudson and Booth; Improved Paper Machinery Company; J.H.
Johnston; Cornelius Kahlen; Kansas City Star's Paper Mill; Kirsten and Company;
Ladies Aid, Livingston Congregational Church) |
1907-1909 |
115 / 4 | M-W (correspondents include Manufacturers Paper
Company, Northwestern Auditing Company, Post Office News Stand, Pusey and Jones
Company, Montana Daily Record, E.M. Sergeant Company, U.S. House of
Representatives Paper and Pulp Investigation, John T. Wheelwright) |
1907-1910 |
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
115 / 5-6 | Letterpress books [primarily correspondence of
J.M. Howard] |
1905-1910 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
115 / 7 | Bank books and bank statements |
1908-1909, undated |
115 / 8 | Bills [scattered] |
1905-1907 |
115 / 9 | Inventory of paper in stock |
1908 |
115 / 10 | Promissory notes payable/receivable |
1905-1909 |
115 / 11 | Tax returns RESTRICTED
|
1910-1911 |
115 / 12 | Trial balance: Kearsarge Mine |
1906 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
115 / 13 | Lease and option: Kearsarge Mine |
1906 |
Organizational Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
115 / 14 | Stock certificates |
1905 |
Montana Book Company |
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Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
116 / 1 | A-C (correspondents include Abbey Press, Anaconda
Country Club, Claude Bielenberg, W.C. Briscoe Manufacturing Company, C.M. Clark
Publishing Company, Colorado News Company, Curtis Publishing Company) |
1901-1903 |
116 / 2 | Eugene Dietzgen Company |
1903 |
116 / 3 | D-F (correspondents include Dodd, Mead and
Company; El Paso Cigar Manufacturing Company; Fox Typewriter Company; S. Franklin
and Company) |
1901-1903 |
116 / 4 | G-M (correspondents include E.P. Gibson, Gibson
Art Company, Norman F. Hall, D.C. Heath and Company, Kansas City Star, Lambs Club,
Liebenroth Company, Lothrop Publishing Company, Lutey Brothers, A.C. McClurg and
Company, Minnesota News Company, Montana Jockey Club) |
1901-1903 |
116 / 5 | N-R (correspondents include National Cathedral
Missionary Library, Pacific Hardware and Steel Company, Physical Culture
Publishing Company, Frederick Post Company, Red Star News Company, W.T. Ridgley
Printing Works, Rockwell and Rupel Company) |
1902-1903 |
116 / 6 | S-W (correspondents include Simmons Hardware
Company, H. Smith, Herbert E. Snyder, Society of Montana Pioneers, Frederick A.
Stokes Company, Tower Manufacturing and Novelty Company, Vellum Paper Company,
L.E. Waterman Company) |
1902-1903 |
Employment Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
116 / 7 | Payroll |
1903 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
116 / 8 | Balance sheet |
1902 |
116 / 9 | Bills and receipts [scattered] |
1902-1903 |
116 / 10 | Cash book |
1901-1903 |
116 / 11 | Daybook (accounts paid) |
1901-1902 |
Volume | ||
96 | Day book: city |
1901-1902 |
97-98 | Day books: country |
1901-1902 |
99 | Ledger |
1901-1902 |
Box/Folder | ||
116 / 12 | Ledger index |
1901-1902 |
Volume | ||
100 | Order book |
1903 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
116 / 13 | Miscellaneous (includes contracts, bills of sale,
stock assignments) |
1901-1903 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
116 / 14 | Business licenses |
1901-1903 |
Passmore Paper Company |
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Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
117 / 1 | A-C (correspondents include Age-Sentinel,
American Playing Card Company, V.R. Avery, A.F. Bray Estate, Burroughs Adding
Machine Company, Butte Association of Credit Men, Comfort and Gould, Crunden
Martin Woodenware Company, Crystal Brewery, Cudahy Packing Company) |
1907-1911 |
117 / 2 | D-L (correspondents include Dells Paper and Pulp
Company, H.L. DesCombes, John A. Donovan, J. Fligelman, L.C. Ford, Fox Typewriter
Agency, Henry A. Frith, Gallatin Cash Hardware, Gilmore Mercantile Company, Golden
Rule Store, Mrs. Robert S. Harris, Jefferson Valley Trading Company, Harry H.
Jeffries, J.H. Johnston, Kalamazoo Stationery Company, Kellogg and Dean, King and
Largey Paper Mills, F.D. Kingsbury and Company, Lamb and Walker) |
1904-1908 |
117 / 3 | M-R (correspondents include McBride and McBride,
John McDermott Expert Show Card Writer, Frank Metzger, A.T. Morgan, Naegele
Printing Company, Northwestern Auditing Company, John O'Marr and Company, E.S.
Passmore, Alice Petit, J.H. Rule) |
1904-1908 |
117 / 4 | S-Y (correspondents include Schermerhorn Brothers
Company, J.W. Sefton Manufacturing Company, Sheridan Enterprise Company, Silver
Bow County Treasurer, The Silver State, R.S. Somerville, State Savings Bank,
Bessie Tack, Mrs. W.A. Truax, Utah Association of Credit Men, Weinstein's
Department Store, J.W. Worell, Yellowstone Park Tourist Supply Company) |
1906-1910 |
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
117 / 5-7 | Letterpress books (predominantly J.W. Passmore) |
1900-1902 |
118 / 1-2 | Letterpress books (predominantly J.W. Passmore
and J.M. Howard) |
1903-1905 |
119 / 1-2 | Letterpress books (predominantly J.M. Howard) |
1905 |
120 / 1-2 | Letterpress books (predominantly J.M. Howard) |
1905-1907 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
120 / 3 | Passmore Paper Company vs. Alexander Mackel |
1903 |
120 / 4 | Miscellaneous (includes John Yenck garnishee,
Walter E. Church bankruptcy discharge) |
1900, 1908 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
120 / 5 | Bank books and statements |
1900-1901, 1906-1908 |
120 / 6 | Bills receivable / bills payable book |
1898-1902 |
Volume | ||
101- 105 | Cash books |
1897-1902 |
Box/Folder | ||
121 / 1 | Cash book |
1903-1907 |
121 / 2 | Comparative financial statements |
1903-1906 |
121 / 3-9 | Cost books |
1902-1906 |
122 / 1 | General ledger |
1897 |
Volume | ||
106- 108 | General ledgers |
1897-1902 |
Box/Folder | ||
122 / 2 | General ledger index |
1901-1902 |
122 / 3 | Inventory |
1906 |
Volume | ||
109- 110 | Journals |
1897-1904 |
111 | Petty ledgers: city sales |
1903-1908 |
112- 113 | Petty ledgers: country sales |
1903-1908 |
114 | Sales register |
1903 |
115 | Sales register index |
undated |
Box/Folder | ||
122 / 4 | Scale of profits |
undated |
122 / 5 | Tax return [company not operating] RESTRICTED
|
1910 |
122 / 6 | Trial balances |
1902-1909 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
122 / 7 | Miscellaneous (includes agreements; annual
release from Oregon Short Line Railroad) |
1901-1905 |
Organizational Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
122 / 8 | Annual reports to Secretary of State [1910 report
states company no longer operating] |
1909-1910 |
122 / 9 | Articles of incorporation; bylaws; minutes |
1897-1902 |
122 / 10 | Record book (includes bylaws, minutes; company
effectively quit business by February 1909) |
1897-1909 |
123 / 1 | Stock certificates of Morris Sellers Largey |
1901 |
123 / 2 | Stock ledger [Lulu Largey acquired 160 shares in
1899; Morris Sellers Largey acquired 1100 shares in 1901; they owned all but a few
shares] |
1897-1904 |
Reports |
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Box/Folder | ||
123 / 3 | Report on condition of company |
1905 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
123 / 4 | Insurance policies |
1904-1906 |
Miscellaneous Subgroups Return to Top
Container(s) | Description | Dates |
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Will J. Block Amusement Company / The Rork Company
|
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General Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
124 / 1 | Chronological (correspondents include John M.
Howard, D.J. Hanley, Lyman B. Glover, Samuel E. Rork, Edward Creighton Largey,
Susie Evans, Morris Sellers Largey, H.W. Glickauf) [see also John M. Howard
letterpress book, Box 127, Folder 13] |
1908 |
Court Papers |
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Box/Folder | ||
124 / 2 | George V. Hobart vs. Jacob J. Shubert, Morris S.
Largey, et al. (re violation of copyright on "Coming Thro' the Rye" [several pages
missing] |
1907 |
124 / 3 | Morris S. Largey vs. Will J. Block Amusement
Company |
1907 |
124 / 4 | Alice Fischer Harcourt King vs. Will J. Block
Amusement Company |
1908-1909 |
Employment Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
124 / 5 | Payroll: Will J. Block Amusement Company |
1905-1906 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
124 / 6 | Account of Morris S. Largey with Dittenhoefer,
Gerber, and James for Rork Company business |
1907-1909 |
124 / 7 | Accounts payable and unpaid |
1907-1908 |
124 / 8-9 | Box office statements: A-Y [by name of theater] |
1905-1908 |
124 / 10 | Cash book |
1907-1908 |
124 / 11 | Comparative statement of disbursements of "Coming
Thro' the Rye" A company |
1907-1908 |
124 / 12 | Journal |
1907-1908 |
124 / 13 | Ledger sheets [scattered] |
1907-1908 |
125 / 1-2 | Receipts and expenses: "Coming Thro' the Rye" |
1905-1908 |
125 / 3 | Receipts and expenses: "The Geezer of Geck" |
1905 |
125 / 4 | Receipts and expenses: "Kafoozelum" |
1905 |
125 / 5 | Receipts and expenses: "The Land of Nod" |
1907-1909 |
125 / 6 | Receipts and expenses: "Loveland" |
1905 |
125 / 7 | Statements of cash advanced by Morris S. Largey
to The Rork Company |
1907-1908, undated |
125 / 8 | Trial balances |
1907-1908 |
125 / 9 | Voucher record |
1907-1908 |
125 / 10 | Miscellaneous |
1907-1908 |
Legal Documents |
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Box/Folder | ||
125 / 11 | Miscellaneous (includes agreements for rights to
produce "Coming Thro' the Rye" and "The Land of Nod", employment agreement with
Samuel E. Rork, lease of Knickerbocker Theater Building) |
1905-1908 |
Organizational Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
125 / 12 | Miscellaneous (includes articles of
incorporation, bylaws, minutes) |
1905-1908 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
125 / 13 | Scripts for Florence in "Miss Molly" and Lord
Babberly in "Charley's Aunt"; scenario for unidentified play |
undated |
Clippings |
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Box/Folder | ||
125 / 14 | Clippings re "Coming Thro' the Rye" and "Land of
Nod" |
1908 |
E. Creighton and Company |
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Incoming Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
126 / 1 | Chronological (correspondents include J.J. Brown,
C.Y. Reeder, Kountze Brothers, Percival and Hatton, S.B. Rice, Headquarters
Military Division of the Missouri) |
1965-1877 |
Court Papers |
||
Box/Folder | ||
126 / 2 | Miscellaneous (includes George A. Baker
bankruptcy, E. Creighton vs. F.D. Vanderlip, E. Creighton vs. H.J. Sweet, John A.
Creighton vs. I.M. Castner and Henrietta Castner) |
1869-1873, undated |
Financial Records |
||
Box/Folder | ||
126 / 3-4 | General ledgers [also includes inventory, 1876] |
1866-1868 |
126 / 5 | Miscellaneous (includes John Emrick account,
McClure Mill account, A.V. Corry invoices) |
1863-1875 |
126 / 6-8 | Miscellaneous [includes John A. Creighton
documents] |
1864-1876 |
John D. Haines, Personal |
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General Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
127 / 1 | B (correspondents include James E. Babb,
Beaverhead County, Bi-Metallic Mercantile Company, Bridger Coal Company) |
1897-1900 |
127 / 2 | E.F. Cameron |
1898-1900 |
127 / 3 | Coeur d'Alene Lumber Company (James T. Lansing) |
1907, 1910 |
127 / 4 | C-F (correspondents include George H. Casey,
Christensen and Goodwin, P.J. Cirkel, Charles Cluthe Company, John M. Daugherty,
James Dunston, M.J. English, B.J. Fine, First National Bank of Kalispell, T.J.
Foreman, C.C. Frost) |
1896-1910 |
127 / 5 | G-J (correspondents include Goodchild and
Company, A.B. Gough, J.S. Graehl, Alexander J. Hart, William F. Hoch, George R.
Hughes, F.N. James, Jefferson County Attorney) |
1896-1900 |
127 / 6 | King and Largey Paper Mill (J.C. Galbraith) |
1905 |
127 / 7 | K-M (correspondents include May Kellogg, R.B.
Kerr, I F. Kirby, Chester Lacey, Edward Creighton Largey, Morris Sellers Largey,
John Lindsay, Clay Longley, E.E. Lyman, C.E. Malcomb, William Malloney, Joe L.
Markham, J.R. McDonald, Mohegan Gold Mining Company) |
1896-1913 |
127 / 8 | Bernard Noon; Bruce Noon; Clarence P. Noon |
1900-1901 |
127 / 9 | N-V (correspondents include Stephen Northey, H.F.
Noyd, E.J. Nunley, Charles H. Peck, E.R. Purnell, R.P. Quarles, Nettie Rae, The
Review of Reviews, S.B. Rice, John Sackerson, Paul Von Boeckmann) |
1896-1907 |
127 / 10 | W-Y, unidentified (correspondents include D.Y.
Warner, C.D. Wason, Benjamin Webster, Western Lumber Company, A.F. Wey, W.D.
Wheeler, W.H. Winters, W.W. Wishon, John Wren, W.H. Young Jr.) |
1897-1905 |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
127 / 11 | Lists of registered voters (includes precincts in
Red Rock, Medicine Lodge, Silver Bow County, Pony, Dewey, South Boulder, Sand
Creek, Harrison, Twin Bridges, Rochester, Big Hole, Linder's School House) |
1896 |
127 / 12 | State Holding Company articles of incorporation |
1910 |
John M. Howard, Personal |
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Outgoing Correspondence |
||
Box/Folder | ||
127 / 13 | Letterpress book (primarily handling affairs for
Morris Sellers Largey; includes correspondence with The Rork Company) |
1906-1909 |
S.B. Rice |
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Incoming Correspondence |
||
Box/Folder | ||
127 / 14 | A-J (correspondents include John Adams, J.E.
Callaway, Combination Mining and Milling Company, Curtis and Burdett, Hattie A.
Daniels, Fraser and Chalmers, John G. Howard, S.W. Hurst, W.C. Jones) |
1873-1891 |
127 / 15 | Patrick A. Largey |
1878-1881 |
127 / 16 | George W. Layton [includes enclosed letters to
Layton from L.L. Lombard] |
1890-1891 |
127 / 17 | L.L. Lombard |
1891 |
127 / 18 | O-U, unidentified (correspondents include Kermit
Olds; J.M. Page; Palmer, Fuller and Company; J.Q. Preble; Alex H. Tarbet; J.D.
Thomas; Union Foundry Works) |
1872-1891 |
Silver Bow County Airport Commission [R. Bourke
MacDonald] |
||
General Correspondence |
||
Box/Folder | ||
128 / 1-4 | Chronological (correspondents include Butte
Development Association, Civil Aeronautics Administration, Casper Wyoming Air
Terminal, Montana State University Missoula, Northwest Airlines, Western Airlines,
Allen R. McKenzie, Montana Aeronautics Commission, United States Aviation
Underwriters, Wenzel and Company, Wulf Realty Company, Montana State Highway
Dept., Federal Aviation Agency, Silver Bow County Attorney) |
1953-1961 |
Financial Records |
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Box/Folder | ||
128 / 5 | Miscellaneous (includes list of claims and
warrants, audit, estimate for final payment) |
1956-1961 |
Legal Documents |
||
Box/Folder | ||
128 / 6 | Contracts (Northwest Airlines, Western Airlines,
and architects Norman J. Hamill and Associates) |
1949, 1957, 1960 |
128 / 7 | Miscellaneous (includes quit claim deed, City of
Butte resolution on name change, radio lease agreement, land legal descriptions) |
1957-1960 |
Reports |
||
Box/Folder | ||
128 / 8 | Reports re Butte Municipal Airport by George E.
Johnson and T.J. Rivenes |
1945, 1947, undated |
Miscellany |
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Box/Folder | ||
128 / 9 | Insurance coverage |
1959 |
128 / 10 | Miscellaneous (includes specifications, grant
applications, plans, etc.) |
1959-1961 |
State Savings Bank |
||
Outgoing Correspondence |
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Box/Folder | ||
128 / 11 | To T.M.T. Raborg |
1910 |
Court Papers |
||
Box/Folder | ||
128 / 12 | United States vs. State Savings Bank (re illegal
timber cutting on public lands by Anthony Hollingsworth) |
1897 |
Miscellany |
||
Box/Folder | ||
128 / 13 | Montana bank reform bill |
1907 |
Mining Enterprises of P.A. Largey, Largey Estate, et
al. |
||
Subject Files |
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Box/Folder | ||
129 / 1 | Canada Mines Company, Elkhorn |
1912 |
129 / 2 | Comanche Mining Company assays and payroll [P.A.
Largey] |
1889 |
129 / 3 | Continental Coal Company of Canada (re Flathead
Valley lands) |
1909, 1912 |
129 / 4 | Davis-Daly Estates Copper Company bylaws |
circa 1906 |
129 / 5 | Dreamland Mining Company articles of
incorporation [M.S. Largey and E.W. King] |
1906 |
129 / 6 | Golden Hematite Lode Claim agreements [Arthur V.
Corry] |
1901 |
129 / 7 | Iron Rod Mining Company annual statement [P.A.
Largey] |
1896 |
129 / 8 | Kearsarge Group of Mines, Virginia City, reports
by Edward Manion, Henry C. Beeler, and E.H. MacDonald |
1903-1906 |
129 / 9 | McQueen Placer Claim report and lease agreements
[Franklin Farrell] |
1900-1911 |
129 / 10 | Montana and Idaho Gold Mining Company cash book
and payroll [Largey Estate] |
1898-1902 |
129 / 11 | Montana and Idaho Gold Mining Company minutes and
bylaws [Largey Estate] |
1898 |
129 / 12 | Morning Star Mine payroll |
1911 |
129 / 13 | Oneida Lode legal documents [W.W. Wishon] |
1900-1903 |
129 / 14 | Radersburg Gold Mining Company correspondence
[M.S. Largey and Charles E. Gruwell] |
1910-1911 |
129 / 15 | Radersburg Gold Mining Company legal documents
[M.S. Largey and Charles E. Gruwell] |
1909-1912, undated |
129 / 16 | Radersburg Gold Mining Company organizational
records [M.S. Largey and Charles E. Gruwell] |
1910-1913 |
129 / 17 | Shonbar Mining Company cash book [P.A. Largey] |
1891 |
129 / 18 | Shonbar Mining Company stock ledger [P.A. Largey] |
1891 |
129 / 19 | Sioux Chief Mine balance sheets, payroll, etc.
[Lulu Largey and John T. Baldwin] |
1900-1901 |
129 / 20 | Smokehouse Mine correspondence [Largey Estate and
W.W. Wishon] |
1900-1903 |
129 / 21 | Smokehouse Mine assays, financial statements,
indemnity bond [Largey Estate and W.W. Wishon] |
1899-1901 |
129 / 22 | Speculator Mine correspondence [M.S. Largey, W.W.
Wishon, R.J. MacDonald] |
1895-1902, 1939 |
129 / 23-24 | Speculator Mine assays, ore shipments, smelter
returns |
1889-1898, 1908 |
129 / 25 | Speculator Mine bank statements and financial
statements |
1897, 1901-1902 |
129 / 26 | Speculator Mine miscellany (includes proposal for
machinery, draft of legal document) |
1904, undated |
129 / 27 | Sulphide Mining Company articles of incorporation
and bylaws [M.S. Largey and E.W. King] |
1906 |
Names and SubjectsReturn to Top
Subject Terms
- Fires --Montana--Butte
- Hardware stores--Montana--Butte
- Hardware stores--Montana--Virginia City
- Lumber trade--Idaho--Coeur d'Alene
- Lumber trade--Idaho--St. Maries
- Lumber trade--Montana--Butte
- Lumber trade--Montana--Missoula
- Mines and mineral resources--Montana--Madison County
- Mines and mineral resources--Montana--Silver Bow County
- Paper mills--Montana--Butte
- Theater--Finance--New York (State)--New York
- Theater--New York (State)--New York
- World War, 1939-1945--Home front--Montana
Geographical Names
- Butte (Mont.)--Commerce
- Coeur D'Alene (Idaho)--Commerce
- Speculator Mine (Butte, Mont.)
- Virginia City (Mont.)--Commerce