State News Roundup From Idaho Occurs In December Gatherings
State teacher association schedules a December meeting in Weiser while Dick Adams survives an accident at Bunker Hill mill Wardner. John Martinson seeks 400 sheep near Cleveland, offering a reward for retrieval. D H Andrews wins a local justice of the peace seat amid party scrutiny. Pocatello board pushes opening five mile land limit at $10 per acre. Election judge pay remains a county puzzle with Blaine county adopting a tiered scale. U S Marshal arrests George Ferguson and Frank Barrett at Montpelier for post office robbery. $300 stolen, $4500 bonds set for hearing. Idaho spends $17,500 over two years caring for deaf, dumb and blind children, with 25 pupils housed out of state at $700 per year each, prompting talk of a state institution.
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Weiser
Ng Goth
Dick Adams
Bunker Hill
Wardner
John Martinson
Cleveland
D. H. Andrews
Peoples Party
Board of Trade
Pocatello
General Land Office
Blaine County
United States
George Ferguson
Frank Barrett
Montpelier
Idaho
Colorado
Utah
Washington
Elk City camp praised for rich deposits and low ore costs
W C Browner, a mining expert, endorses Elk City in the Pacific Northwest as having the world’s greatest curiferous quartz deposits and vast potential for small investors. He notes silver and traces of copper with gold, a favorable development outlook, and a low ore treatment cost. He predicts heavy prospecting resumes by April 1. A reader reports a new coal discovery near Katuiah Idaho County by Pierce Bros and mentions limited existing development, promising surface indications and capital interest.
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W.c Browner
Elk City
Massachusetts
Pacific Northwest
Pierce Broa
Katuiah
Idaho County
Pennsylvania
Maho County
Free ‘Press
Pierce
Chicago c
Pital Hich
Wipitaliate
Blood meal fodder trial fascinates German stockmen
A Freburg report to Washington details Strassburg tests of Blut Kraftfutter a dried blood based feed for horses and cattle mixed with chaff peanut by products and molasses. It covers protein content price and feeding guidelines with army usage and rising demand amid factory limits.
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Freburg
Germany
Bureau of Foreign Commerce
State Department
Washington
Strassburg
Alsace
Blood Meal
America
Baden
Wolff
Capitol Inaugural Ball Plans Begin At Idanha Meeting
A formal committee was named to organize an inaugural ball and reception set for January 6, needing about $2000. Governor-elect Morrison’s approval was sought, and Fred C. Kingsbury and I. T. Jones were appointed to draft details. Also noted: Lewiston growth and Missoula cut‑off prospects, plus soldiers' home November report and finances.
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Idanha
Fred C. Kingsbury
I. T. Jones
Frank R. Gooding
Morrison
G. W. Thompson
Lewiston
Thompson
Nez Perce
Republican County Committee
North Idaho
Missoula
Northern Pacific
Lolo Pass
Jamms Gunn
Boise Prison Report Details November Discharges
The Boise prison report states 114 inmates currently confined. In November ten were discharged and four admitted, including Miles Brockway of Nez Perce county.
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Miles Brockway
Nez Perce County
Estray notice from Cuddy ranch in South Wick area
Morrison Cuppy reports taking up two estrays on the Cuddy ranch two miles east of South wick P.O. A red one year old heifer with swallow forked and underbit right ear, left ear cropped, no brand. A black and white yearling steer with right ear cropped, no brand.
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Cuddy Ranch
Southwick P.O
Morrison Cuppy
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Charles G. Kress
State News
Benjamin F. Libeald
Presburg
State Capitol
Boise Prison Report
Mrs. May Jacobs
the Fashion
Ehrman & CO
Butchers and Packers
Sid
Brashears & Reed
Fruits and Vegetables
D. H. Gwinn
Winchester
J F Atkinson
S. A. Roe
M. D. Homc
Adams Block
T. Waldo Murphy
Jamison Block
Spokane
Wash
James E. Babb
Lewiston National Bank
Lewiston Idaho
Nex Perce Co
George W. Tannahill
Adams B
Thomar Mullen
Lewiston National Ah
U. S. Dana
O'Neill
Nantary
Willi
Main Street
Dent & Butler
S. Johnson
E. Halsey
Atty
U.S. Lane Perce County
Marquette
Johnson & Halsey
U. S. Land Office
de Neut
S. L. Thompson
Justice of the Peace
Donzac Block
Adrian R. Sweet
Biuuard
G. Kress
Jeweler & Watchmaker
Boss Meat Market
F. W. Kettenbach
Lewiston, Idaho
Weisgerber
The
Cor Mate
Fite
Wm. F. Galbraith
Rambler Bicycles
Ideal Bicycles
J. H. Bernie
C. R. & N. Saloon
Squire's Block
A. Sempert
San Francisco
Lewiston, 1898
Ernest McCullough
Merchants’ Association of
Suite
Adams Bleck
And
Union Pacific
Salt Lake
Denver
Riparia
Daly amRives
Pomeroy
Davion
Walla Wal
Portland
Baker City
All Points East
Can
Francisco
Steamer Lines
Astoria
Oregon City
Dayton
Salem
Independence
Corvallis
Columbia
Wilamette River
Snake River
Eekly
Wild Goose
C. W. Mount
VIA
St Paul
Duluth
Minneapolis
Chicago
Seattle
Tacoma
Victoria
ALJ
Pacific Coast
Puget Sound
R &N. Railway
A. B. C. Deniston
Western Wash
Agi Seane, Wash
Harry Brandt
Riverside Ave
Spokane Wash
Clearwater Points
North Lapwaiat
Culdesac
W. J. Jordan
A. D. Charlton
Oregon
H. T Maddwick
E. K. Alvord
Tribune
Burlington
Billings
St. Paul
A. B. Jackson
Spokane, Washington
the Mint
Morrissey & Baker
Room Io Connection
Clark Huilding
J. H. Bethel
Lewieten, Idaho
Dray and Express
W. B. Mathews
Thatcher & Kling
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