Idaho News Roundup Reports Deaths and Local Developments
Pioneer William Pott dies of heart disease near Boise on the 19th. Thomas Howard, a Nampa saloon porter, also dies of heart disease. Kellogg plans incorporation. Boise real estate sees about 200000 dollars in September trades. The State Bank Examiner approves Roseberry State Bank with 10000 capital. A railroad grade from Caldwell to the Snake River slated for completion by November 1. A large hunting party returns from Chamberlain Basin with elk, deer and bear. The Steve Adams murder case draws county attention. Port Hall mining survey planned. Twin Falls farmer Martin Sullivan expects 20.90 pounds of clover per acre from twenty acres at 11 cents per pound.
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William Pott
Boise
Idaho
Chaney
State Bank of Roseberry
San Francisco, Idaho & Montana
Caldwell
Snake River
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Blackfoot
Thomas Howard
Howard
Virginia
Bright Deer
Bolae
Chamberlain Basin
Roosevelt
Steve Adams
Adams
Tyler
Marble Creek
Kootenal County
Kellogg
Clayton H. Andrew
Milner
F BR
Weeks
Washington, D. C
Pocatello
Port Hall
Martin Sullivan
Twin Falls
Sheep camp sale near Crane Creek January
Arthur Hodges TL G Oulen and RE FE Simpson of Prineville Ore have purchased the Crafton brothers sheep camp on Crane Creek in Washington county. The sale includes 10 000 ewes and camp outfits for 5900. Willard White, an escaped patient from Meridian hospital, is still at large as officers search the hills. Apple growers in Payette valley push fruit to market for better prices. Dr Shoop promotes Catarrh Remedy and Health Coffee with free samples at local store. Gas well at Payette attracts crowds as eight inch drill shows gas at surface. Justice Anton Carlon pleads guilty to Sunday closing law violation. fined and jailed for the day. Idaho prune crop down from last year but overall crop remains normal. R ojoe & Interurban Railway planning major extensions to BobCabe line.
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Arthur Hodges
TL. G. Oulenwater
Roles
RE. FE. Simpson
Prineville
Ore
Joet
Crafton Brothers
Crane Creek
Washington County
Willard White
Meridian
Stout
Payette
Mont
Jonathan
Anton Carlon
Coeur Valene
Idaho
Rojee & Inerurban Railway Company
BobeCabe
Pierce Park
Sta
Curious Health Tip From a bygone Column
A fragment from a historic column urges quick relief for stomach and liver discomfort. It touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a remedy, claiming many will recover with a few doses, a claim common to old timey health notices.
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Tony
Chamberlain
Collision between steamers on Detroit River
In the Detroit River near Lime Kilns crossing the steel steamer Detroit One was killed and the steamer John W Moore was sunk after a near head on collision with the Queen City. Wheelman Duncan Tyre of Gombre Ontario was crushed to death when the Moore struck.
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Detroit
John WW. Moore
Buntley
Moore
Queen City
Detroit River
Lime Kilna
John W. Moore
Wheelaman Duncan Tyre
Gombre
Ont
Major Spokane Fire and Western Rail News
Fire devastates the Hyde block and Fraternal hall in Spokane causing heavy monetary loss. Rail traffic resumes on Tonopah & Goldfield lines after a strike. John Healy dies by suicide on a Union Pacific train near Cheyenne. A Portland suicide claims a man believed to be Hialmar Nilleson. Tacoma industries burn, wiping out North Shore Lumber and Lindatrom-Herg Cabinet Works. Local engineer Frank Bellamy earns first class license. Frank Tucker arrested in Harvey Brower case. Judge Ira A. Town paralyzed and hospitalized in Tacoma. Juries in Goldfield return not guilty verdict in Hines murder case. John McGarn recounts perilous adventures across Washoe Lake region.
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Hyde Block
Fraternal
Yacket
Wash
Portland
Ford Street
Jefersor Street
Tacoma
North Shore Lumber Company
Lindatrom-Herg Cabinet Works, Incorporated
Jen C. Bellamy
Laramie
Wyo
Bellamy
Frank Tucker
Orantte
Ore
Harvey EK. Brower
Walter City
Tucker
Siquer
Ira A. Town
Albert Lea
Minn
Hines
Cane
Goldfield
Count Podhorski
John McGarn
Caraon City
Nevada
Washoe Lake
Wyoming and regional rail and crime notes in Cheyenne area
The Episco pal church creates missionary districts Wind fiaho Wryouing and Kearney with bishops reassigned to Utah Idaho and Kearney. The Great Western hotel in Cheyenne built 1868 is condemned and to be torn down. Union Pacific rushes a salmon train to Chicago in rivalry with Santa Fe. A Butte cash robbery yields 419.35 and three gold watches. Sheep dying in Wyoming prompt a botched diagnosis with cruba in brains. Colon el John G Borle dies in North Yakima.
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Episcopal Church
Wind Fiaho
Nevada
Wryouing
Colorado
Kearney
Nebraska
Spalding
Utah
Funston
Idaho
Grates
Fred A. Milter
Laramie
Hane Peak
Great Western Hotel
Wyoming
Cheyenne
Union Pacific
San Francisco
Chicago
Santa Fe
Butta
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