Great Year for Short Line Extends to Houston Spokane
Vice President W H Bancroft and General Superintendent Calvin returned from a 24 hour Blackfoot visit where the Short Line work progresses toward Houston. The crew has graded nearly to the river two miles out and is placing a large iron bridge from the Union Pacific across the Snake. Bids for the main contract were reviewed by Resident Engineer Ashton, with Bancroft optimistic about swift award and continued expansion toward Los Angeles.
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W. H. Bancroft
Calvin
Blackfoot
Houston
Snake
Union Pacific
Omaha
Bancroft
Ashton
Uvada
Salt Lake
Afternoon With the Embroidery Club in Blackfoot
The Blackfoot Embroidery Club of seven ladies held a Thursday afternoon exhibition in the asylum parlors. One hundred sixty pieces were shown, each unmarked and attributed to the group, with uniform dress and violets. Refreshments followed as visitors toured the display and the club announced ongoing weekly meetings and readings.
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Blackfoot
J. W. Givens
D. A. Brethan
J. A. Collins
G. H. Holbrook
F. 5. Pyle
J.C. Millick
Blanche Jones
Link Road Unites North and South Idaho
The article asserts a new road will connect north and south Idaho, enabling mineral camps in Custer and Idaho counties and agricultural areas in Nez Perce and beyond. It describes the road as a major link expected to spur branch roads and open rich camps, calling it the best road in the state.
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Blackfoot
Idaho
Custer
Nez Perce
Dane
Snake River spring rise and Idaho news wrap
Friday morning brings cold weather while Idaho Falls area reports river work and branch road progress. Public notices urge stockmen to join anti rustler drive as thefts have hit horses and cattle. Idaho Falls to Soda Springs report rustler actions and community call to protect property.
Current Event Club Program Notes for April 29
The reading minutes cover topics from Paper on Higher Education for Women to The Queens of that American Stage. Members Mrs DeKay and Mrs Myers present papers while Mite Graham handles Nook Review and Life and Works of Ripting. Roll call notes from women’s clubs and Constance Works on East Angels are listed.
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DeKay
Papas
Myers
Nook Review
Mite Graham
Ripting
Burchart
Pauper
Constance
East Angels
Givens
State Superintendent Sets 8th Grade Exam in May
Miss French urges county superintendents to send examination questions so 8th grade tests occur in the first week of May. She urges districts to unite under the county official and, per the Attorney General, to deny teaching without a valid certificate at opening day. The permit system is abolished.
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Miss French
Great Blizzard at Nome Claims Many Lives
Meager reports from Nome dated January 30 describe a terrible blizzard and heavy loss of life. Victims were found in homes along trails and elsewhere as rescue efforts continue and death toll rises.
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Nome
White's Cream Vermifugh Increases Appetite Health
White's Cream Vermifsugh destroys worms and increases appetite improves digestion and strengthens frail infants to robust health. Price 25 cents at Scott & Ca.
Notice of Private Sale of John Garrett Estate Land in Idaho
H W Curtis administrator announces sale of 160 acres in Bingham County Idaho private sale to highest bidder cash. Sale confirmed by Probate Court after May 6 with 10 percent to be paid at sale and balance upon confirmation. property includes water rights and appurtenances. Deed at purchaser expense. attorney Be E Coatarers represents administrator. Dated April 25, 1901.
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Bingham
Idaho
John Garrett
Cish
Dowlal
United States
State of
West Main Street
Blackfoot
Bingham County
H. W. Curtis
BE. E
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Probate Court in Idaho
Public sale or private sale of Anna M. Hammond estate in Bingham County Idaho. Auction in Blackfoot at the court house offers Lot five and six, Block forty one, Danielsons addition with a one story five room frame dwelling. Terms cash with 10 percent to auctioneer day of sale. balance on court confirmation. Administrator Joan Montgomery, dated April 101.
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Bingham
State of Idaho
Anna M. Flammond
United States
Court House
Anna M. Hammond
Idaho
Danilson
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Joan Montgomery
Great German Scientist Medicine Claim Ad
An assertive early 20th century patent medicine ad promotes Dr Hayhes double extract of Sursaparilla celery and 13 vegetables claiming vast curative power. It promises to kill germs, treat kidney and liver diseases and other ailments with a large discount, urging orders to Mohawk Kennedy Co Rome N Y.
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Mohawk Kennedy
Rome
Notice of dissolution of Hull and Woodruff firm
The Hull and Woodruff partnership at Blackfoot Idaho in Bingham county is dissolved by mutual consent. Creditors are asked to present claims at Helen E F Hall’s residence in Blackfoot for settlement dated April 8 101. Heven BE Hull and W P Woodduffe signatories.
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Helen J. Hull
W. P. Woodruff
Hull & Woodruff
Blackfoot
Bingham County
Idaho
Helen EF. Hall
Heven BE. Hull
W. P. Woomieore
Spring Tonic Ad Promises Health Boost For Body
An ad promotes Lichty’s Celery compound as a spring tonic that tones the blood kidneys and liver, cleansing the system and boosting energy. Sold by Scott & Co.
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Scott & Co
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