Local correspondence notes school closure and community events
The weekly letter from Our Regular Correspondent covers the 1890s Idaho valley news. It mentions an academy with 110 pupils closing on December 20 and reopening the first Monday in 1891, social gatherings at Wisdom P.O. and Fort Lemhi, livestock concerns, a new flour mill near Teton City, and various local notices including a marriage and lectures while reporting on weather, stock losses, and frontier life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enoch Arden
Frank Tolman
Ogden
Justice Bergold
Don
Dayton
Teton City
Rexburg
Bowie
C. Durrans
Durrans & Winters
Mr. Durrans
Mr. Curran
B. Larsen
Wisdom P. O
Id and
Young
A. J. Noyes
George Woodworth
James Adams
Mise Bence
W. W. Frances
Fred Frances
Charley Frances
Ed. Brown
Charley Herman
A. H. McVey
Tittle Jones
Chris Wilke
Fred Myars
John Paddock
Will Irmitage
Frank Housel
Willie Phillips
Ed. Moore
Fae Young
C. Woodworth
Santa Claus
Birch Creek
Missouri
John
Willow Creek
Madison County
Idaho
Fort. Lemhi
John Kadlett
Dr. Whitwell
Kadlett
John W. Snorks
Dillon
E. E. Thompson
Clara Swartz
W. E. King
Lemhi
Yeamanville
Junction
Fort Lemhi
Messrs
Moore
Hammer
Halliday
Conger
Salmon City
Mike
Charles Gilmer
J. T. Gilmer
Emma Merritt
Ada Merritt
The
Recorder
Salt Lake City
John Reese
Agency School House
Baming
Sayville Murder Case Stuns Long Island in Brutal Act
The Sayville murder case centers on a brutal act where Winnie Croupa Krullis allegedly disemboweled a man, severed a finger, and presented the bloodied knife and ear to the judge as proof. Authorities pursue the missing body in Sayville, with witnesses detailing a grisly sequence and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sayville
L. I
Law Workman
Winnie Croupa
Krullis
Croupa
War to the Knife from Pine Ridge Agency
A Pine Ridge dispatch reports Lt. Herman Krantzberger of Company A Seventh Cavalry shot and killed, with thirty eight wounded at the agency. Major combats left six soldiers dead and many Indians killed as a blizzard hits the area. Pri vate Shettie Kronberg die, total fatalities reach thirty five, with forty one wounded and Father Craft severely injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Flavin
Frank
Chicago
Harrison Berry
Thomas
San Antonio
Texas
Dispatch
Maverick Bank
Angelita
Florida
U.S
Proctor
Washington
Johnston Line
Baltimore
London
Pan-American Monetary Conference
New World
Columbus
Oman
Pine Ridge
Herman Krantzberger
Seventh Cavalry
Carr
Seventeenth Infantry
Rosebud
Miles
Seventh
Ninth Cavalry
Lincoln
Neb
Shettie
Kronberg
Father Craft
Dr Gunn's Improved Liver Pills Sold Locally
Medical claim describing symptoms of a liver disorder including low mood foul tongue and yellow eyes cured by Dr Gunn's Improved Liver Pills. Advertisement notes price of 25 cents per box and availability through N A Styles.
Brown family crisis reveals uncle niece bond and plan
In a Denver Tribune excerpt the Brown family confronts a surprising realization that the daughter is also the niece. Mr. J. S. Brown urges restraint but a lively birthday mood leads to lemonade and cigars as kinship is acknowledged. Over 10,000 regional women train as midwives amid reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Brown
Mr.j. 8. Brown
Mr. J. F. Brown
Brown
Mr. J
Yen
Weill
Oteka
Denver Tribune
New York
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eway
Tribude
Snake
Fred Prost
Oeatella
Fritz
Commissioner Carter
B. J. Lavery
O. P
Tom Running
Lavery Bros
C. O
Lapstate
Ceeeet
Jase
Wm. T. Boxwell, Jr
Z. B. Yeaman
E. Neshold
A. B. Notewear
Thomas Pyeatt
Sam Clark
Freeman Marble
Shambow
Post Office
George Caneman
Wm. Reed
Monida
Leason
Ed. Shaw
Mr. Blynn
Poindextea & Orr
Charles Dunham
Claud Powers
Ruby
Jaman Weeeraas
Christman
Montana
Livingston
Harry Devoe
Sid Erwin
Gray Cliff
Frank Ellis
Knowles
Ellis
Billings
General News
Jack the ‘ Ripper
Italy
Gladstone
Hornellsville
N. Y
Rpost
Buffalo
Kansas
Franklin Chase
United States
Habersleben
Germany
Big Foot
Rapid City
Act
Miama
City of
Mexico
Republic
Warwick
James R. Garfield
Garfield
Helen Newell
John Newel
Lake Shore and
Michigan Southern Railway
Mr. Jackson
Allen
St. Louis
Naples
Cincinnatti
Calumet National Bank of Chicago
Mary Ellen
Laurel
Del
Whealey
Jewett
New Hampshire House of Representatives
Democrats
House of Representatives
Dernorr
Detroit Boat Company
Pine Ridge Indian Agency
Omaha
Red Cloud
Little Wound
Pne
Wiece
Wells
Stonanko