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Local News Briefs From Town and Mines
Hugh McKay considers hog ranching at the Narrows if the government guarantees loss against hog cholera and land piracy. A mysterious man in camp was mistaken for a ghost in Wilson Creek, receiving coal. Byron White and J A Finch visited, while Kate Virginia Darling offers a striking sketch dated September 10. Mrs Trodden and daughters visit town as thirty men work a nearby mine, three carloads shipped weekly, mine down 300 feet, plans for a Trail Northport steamer. A L Gross of Morning Gear and Standard mines Idaho dies at 36 with a yearly income of 300,600 dollars.
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Hugh McKay
Narrows
Wilson Creek
Gable
Byron White
J. A. Finch
Jas
Northport