Idaho County Cut by Forest Reserve Plan Headlines
In a county division debate and land withdrawals tied to Bitter Root Forest Reserve plans, Idaho county would lose most of its territory to form Clearwater while Salmon river valley and Camas prairie would remain. A separate Boise political mobilization centers on the January 5 inauguration and a high profile inaugural ball.
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Land Department
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Bitter Root Forest Reserve
Idaho
Boise
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Mt. Idaho
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Camas Prairie
Craig Mountain
Green Creek
Salmon River
Warren
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W. B Heyburn
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Owyhee
Ada
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Bingham
Canyon
Fremont
Oneida
Spalding
Teller
Clearwater River
Lewis and Clark
United States
Capt Caine
Old Fort
H. H. Spalding
Sandwich Islands
E.O. Hall
Mexico City
Rocky Mountains
James Moses
Clearwater Valley
Wedding at Reservation Home Unites Staley Family Kin
The reservation home of Mr and Mrs Len Staley hosted a small wedding last Wednesday. Mr Albert Ross married Miss Minnie Staley, eldest daughter of Len Staley a respected reservation agriculturist. The couple will reside on one of the county’s premier farms, with Rose among the first settlers to claim land in the area.
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Len Staley
Albert Ross
Minnie Staley
Rose
Miss Staley
Rev Gregory Leads Busy Week of Weddings at M. E. Church
In a record week for the M. E. church Rev Gregory performed several weddings. The couples include E W Gregg and Louise Sutherland Tagewell Cyrus and Miss Etta Richards M V Pucket and Miss Rute Bryant Floyd Merkhall and Miss Clara Hetetoe. The cleric’s rising popularity may soon enable a six figure reputation.
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Rev. Gregory
M. E. Church
E .W. Gregg
Louise Sutherland
Tagewell Cyrus
Etta Richards
M. V. Pucket
Rute Bryant
Floyd Merkhall
M.ee Clara Hetetoe
High Dive comeback near New Year leap by Harman
Prof Harry Harman, recovered from a serious accident at the inter-state fair, plans a 100 foot New Year’s Day leap to fund his long idle period. The water now deeper and colder, he aims to draw support with a handsome purse as he resumes daring stunts. An officials list has permits for double harness race entrants.
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Harry Harman
Prof
Harman
Operators Seek Higher Pay Across Rail Lines
Operators on the O R and N and Great Northern demand increased wages. Officials express intent to grant fair raises but friction remains possible. A January 16 conference aimed to settle the pay scale, with Northern Pacific proposing about ten cents more. O R and N Co recently added $5 per month for some operators.
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Great Northern
Northern Ps
Railroad Taxes and Real Estate Boom Captivate Lewiston
Tax collector received 947.19 for Northern Pacific taxes in 1902 with 1638.75 to school districts in the county. Northern Pacific miles valued for main line and branches, Lewiston realty sees $25,000 in investments led by Hank Tremble and James McGrane purchasing multiple lots. Probate court heard the state vs Jas Gibson case with arguments set for Monday. Gideon faces assault charges involving Slickpoo.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Lewiston Independent
Northern Pacific
New Perce
Genesee
Spokane & Branch
Clearwater
Lepwai
Lewislion Realty
Hank Tremble
James McGrane
Fourth and
C Streets
Jno. Cary
East Main Street
J. Q. Moxley
East Lewiston
Rd White
Tremble
Jas
Gibson
Gideon
Slickpoo
Sud
National Bank to be Established in Nezperce
Nezperce, Dec 26 Special J A Schultz gains authority from Washington to establish the First National Bank of Nezperce with 275000 capital. Schultz, A Schultz and Collins plus local investors subscribing. Rumor says Kettenbach Co Ltd and Farmer's Bank may consolidate under state law with 25000 capital.
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J. A. Schultz
Washington
National B Bank
Schultz
A. Schultz
Collins
Uniontown
Kettenbach Co. Ltd
Farmer’s Bank
Morrow
Mohler Fletcher
Dublin
Nezperce Prairie
Pacific States Telephone Company
Culdesac
Ilo
Lewiston
Grangeville
Z. A. Johnson
Johnson
Mike Mockler
Lodge of Odd Fellows
Railroad initials spark a holiday silverware misread
A railroad clerk objects to W D T on a Rogers 1844 silverware box. The store wraps it, then a jeweler explains initials stand for quality, not insult. The buyer pays $15 and leaves. Judge Jnc B Anderson recovers slowly after a paralytic stroke.
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Jnc. B. Anderson
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