Big Buffalo mine work and local notices drift through Boise news
Paragraphically Cold Sees Singletary visits Dayton this week. El Holman and Mary Darling have licenses to wed. The Big Buffalo mine opening ep looms as treasurer Plummer issues a bond note for 35000. Brockway injures case, Idaho news, and a Boise Statesman afternoon edition. Town happenings include new daily paper plans, river warning, and civic proceedings.
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Sees Singletary
Dayton
el Holman
Mary Darling
Elmore County Irrigated Farms Association Plans New Office
The Elmore County Irrigated Farms Association reports its principal office in New York with branches in Chicago and Mountain Home. The organization lists over 100 half tone scenes of Boise valley and Snake river, printed in two colors on calendared paper. Dan W. Greenburg serves as cashier. County commissioners finish April term work, focus on roads, grant Auditor Stookey extra salary, deny A Nagle road boundary change, seek a new steel vault from Portland, and plan road inspections with engineer Vanaredal from Northern Pacific.
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Mountain Home
Boise Valley
Snake River
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New Corporation
Stookey
A. Nagle
C. M. Fassatt
Spokane
Frank Henderson
Kitty Roos
Portland
Vanaredal
Northern Pacific
Indictments Begin in May U S Federal Court at Moscow
The May term of the U S federal court in Moscow opened with a grand jury empaneled at 11 and indicting six by 5 PM. Whisky cases involve Nez Perce and Coeur d Alene reservations with J E Warren W Ragan Louis Arnold Henrietta Harbour Annie Harvey Nick Gilman C T Strenahan and Geo F Steele on duty. Phillip Weaskus a Nez Perce Indian faces an obscene letter charge to a pupil at Umatilla. The first trial will be United States v West for a Florence post office theft including a watch sent to Chicago for repairs. West, from Salt Lake, faces a strong case likely to yield a long term at McNeill's Island. Jurors include J M Pearce foreman and W P Hunt F J Boston from Nez Perce. Trial jury called and West case first. timber cases also expected with Fred N Hallet and Len Chapman appearing.
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Moscow
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Coeur d'Alene
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W. Ragan
Louis Arnold
Henrietta Harbour
Annie Harvey
Nick
Lapwai
United States
Lee West
West
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Thomas Lammaseon
Colfax
Chicago
Post Office
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McNeill’s Island
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F. J. Boston
Nex Perce
Fred N. Hallet
Len Chapman
Property Transfers in Nez Perce County Records
Harry Sylvester and wife deed 60 acres in Nez Perce county to Amanda Sharon for 2000 dollars. J O Maxon transfers late 2 and 6 block 7 Fletcher to Josephine Warren for 20 dollars. Bertha Bowlby and husband convey lot 25 by 38 in Nezperce for 50 dollars. Bowlby and husband to Roy Adams and Thomas Martin for fot even feet in Nezperce. Lucinda Akin to Peter Jutte 70 acres in Nez Perce county for 1400 dollars.
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Harry Sylvester ‘Wright
Amanda Sharon
Nez Perce
J. O. Maxon
Josephine P. Warren
Fletcher
Bertha E. Bowlby
A. J. Bardwell
Nezperce
Roy W. Adams
Thomas F. Martin
Lucinda O. Akin
Peter Jutte
Nez Perce County
Jail inmate plans port holes during flood scare
Brockway, jailed for burglary, boasted of a saw to cut port holes in the county jail so a flooded prison could be steered away from rocks. Sheriff Krouzinger opposed the plan, locking Brockway in a dark cell and feeding bare bread with Clearwater sand and diluted mica, until he surrendered the saw.
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Brockway
Krouzinger
Liberality of Spokane Men Spurs City Growth
The Spokane Chronicle notes local business leaders fund public welfare as the city prospers. Tomorrow at Natatorium grounds the Lewisiton Normal baseball team meets Spokane high school boys. Normal students boast wins over University of Idaho and Lewiston Athletic Club. The Spokane High squad, led by Captain Granger, has three wins in four games.
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Spokane
Spokane Chronicle
Lewiston Normal
University of Idaho
Lewiston Athletic Club
Granger
Tekansha High School
Owls
Pullman College
Enterprising Spokane Fruit Fair Reaches Midpoint Goal
In two days the Spokane fruit fair committee raised 13080 of a hoped 25000 toward a new home for the annual fruit exhibit. Local businessmen banded together as volunteers to push the drive, aiming to secure funds for a central venue and ongoing fair operations.
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Spokane
Anent
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