Local And General News From Boise Hailey Richfield And More
Judge Sullivan of Boise and his brother visited the city Monday before taking the morning train to Hailey. A Junior Daughters of the King candy and cake sale is set for April 10 at the electric light office. Judge M O Auboloe arrived from Hagerman to review titles on valley ranch property. Rev Edward Pratt plans a New York City summer trip with family ties there. A youth group, chaperoned by Mrs Pearl S Jarves, enjoyed a day at Notched Butte and the cave nearby. A. H. Wright and wife reported settlers improving Richfield claims. Gomes school district secured Rev Pratt as teacher with a seven month term funded for extra two months. The Southern Idaho Review, with Colin MacRea, is rising for strong journalism. Heyburn welcomes the new paper. Next Sunday at the Methodist church, Rev Helman will lead morning service and Rev Barnes will preach at 7:30 with sacraments. Quarterly Conference meets Monday with Rev Barnes present. Rev Barger will conduct Gooding services next Sunday replacing Rev Helman. Joe Vernon plans a bank bungalow on Knob Hill facing the railroad, 33 by 45 feet with rock basement, a prominent, airy residence.
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Sullivan
Boise
Samuel
Hailey
James R. Bothwell
M.O. Auboloe
Hagerman
County Court House
Aubolee
Edward Pratt
New York City
Pearl S. Jarves
A. H. Wright
Richfield
Wright
Gomes
Nol
Southern Idaho Review
Colin MacRea
Heyburn
Helman
Barnes
Barns
Barger
Gooding
Arbor Day Designated for Lincoln County on April 16
Sean M. Burnside County Superintendent proclaims Friday April 16 as Arbor Day for Lincoln County. The action officially designates the date for tree planting and related civic observances.
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Lincoln County
Sean M. Burnside
Mormon Conference Transport Plans Announced
Salt Lake City hosts a conference on April 4 5 and 6 with special low round trip rates via the Oregon Short Line. Tickets go on sale April 1 to 5 from all north points of Ogden Utah Idaho and Wyoming with return by April 5. See agents for farmer particulars.
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Salt Lake City
Oregon
Ogden
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Wedding of Samuel S Champlain and Frances Bowler in Shoshone
Samuel S Champlain and Miss Frances Mabel Bowler were wed at the bride’s mother home in Shoshone on March 20 officiated by Rev Howard Bowler. Family attended as the couple plans a California trip then Boise residence where the groom works in banking. The ceremony linked a historic explorer name with a love story ending in a cross‑racial union.
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Samuel S. Champlain
Frances Mabel Bowler
Shoshone
Howard Bowler
California
Boise
Champlain
Henry Hudson
Abraham
A Fresh Start in a Boston Party Reunion
Aunt Julia brings me to Mrs Thrall's party where I meet Ethel in white lace and gossip. I recall past loves and wonder about a future back in Indiana or England as Ethel teases me about rumors and marriage while we drift through a night of confidences and questions.
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Julia
Helen ‘Thrall
Mr. Miller
Misa Helen
Indiana
Miss Helen
Boston
Ethel
Chester Fawcett
George
Mr. Pawcett
Liverpool
eYow
England
Charlotte Martin
Berlin
Holland
Wales
Cafe Kranzler
Dort
America
Caid
The Public Eye at a Crowded Space
In a vivid scene the megaphone man leads the party to an open space named The Public Eye. Curious onlookers swarm both inside and outside, with women eager to enter and others already obsessed. A few men try by various devices to breach the Public Eye while Puck branding nods to vice presidential candidates.
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Puck
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Knob Hill
Bank
Joe Vernon
By Frederick Smith
Eigland
Reid & Scott
Res
Faber
Chas. T. Manning Realty Co
General Sales Agts
Gooding Townsite Co
Gooding, Idaho
derome-Shoshone
Connection
Palace Livery
Ren
North Side Twin Falls Company
Jerome
Walters & Bowman
U. S
Col
G. B. Brackett
Wenatchee Valley
Oscar Vanderbilt
Hood River
Ore
H. E. van Deman
Washington
Baugh's Brick
Dalles
Dalles, Oregon
H.water, Prep
Hagerman State Bank
Hagerman, Idaho
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