Thunder Mountain trip by Wood River route advertised
A promotional piece extols Gold discoveries in central Idaho and urges travelers to reach Thunder Mountain via the Wood River route. It praises shortest distance, fast freight by Ketchum & Thunder Mountain, abundant packing outfits, and scenic campsites along rivers and lakes. Lewis Stennus of Portland hosted at the Sew Columbia.
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Wood River
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Idaho County
Conneticut
America
Thunder Mountiin
Ketchum
Hailey
Shoshone
Ketchum & Thunder Mountain
Concord
Thunder Mountain Hills
Pacific Coast
Lewis Stennus
Portland
Sew
Columbia
Easter Services Draw Crowds Across Churches
Good attendance marked both morning and evening worship at the Episcopalian church in Odd Fellows Hall with Rev. I. T. Osborn presiding. The choir listed several named singers and Mrs L. E. Champlain at the organ, with "In The Garden of Eden" as offertory. Easter Sunday at the Methodist church featured Rev. J. McCain, a "Christ is risen" anthem, a children's choir, and a sermon from Luke 24 5, with festive music and floral decor enhancing the service drawing many townspeople.
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Odd Fellows Hall
Bny
I. T. Osborn
Mises Morris
Champlain
Burnside
Messie
Cole
Novinger
Messrs
McCollum
Raymond
Bowler
L. E. Champlain
Garden of Eden
J. McCain
McCain
Christ
Blaine County Man Heads to Washington
H R Plaghoff Blaine county treasurer and harness man traveled to New York and eastern points last Saturday en route home. In town he met Attorney General Martin and urged support for the Hollister Power plant, warning that opposition would trigger a countywide fight. He also spoke with Burkill, saying a stop in Washington and Philadelphia was planned before returning.
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H. R. Plaghoff
Harjness
Blaine County
New York
Plughoff
Martin
Hollister
Idaho
Burkill
Pinghoff
Philadelphia
Washington
Roosevelt praised as people's President in political note
The piece lauds President Roosevelt as the people’s President and a champion of progress and prosperity while noting Piughoff’s fusionist domestic stance yet Republican alignment abroad. Dr. J W Emerson left for Boise to join the Southern Idaho Medical Association meeting.
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Roosevelt
United States
Piughoff
J. W
Emerson
Boise
Southern Idaho Medical Association
Society
French Goon Arrested in City for Assault Attempt
The French man befriended by locals was arrested last week for an attempted assault on a Chinese market gardener and held at the county jail. He is also wanted at American Falls for robbing a barber shop. Most stolen items were recovered, and he may be released after serving his current sentence.
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Durance
American Falls
Meet After Twenty-Five Years Visit By A. D. Smith
A. D. Smith of Omaha, brother of Judge Smith, arrived Sunday and the pair enjoyed a long reunion after over twenty-five years. Smith, a blacksmith, plans to set up a shop locally, with placement undecided but soon ready for business. Shoshone has lacked a good blacksmith and horse shoer, which will help farmers and horsemen. Smith has years of experience with major Omaha transfer companies.
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A. D. Smith
Omaha
Judge Smith
Smith
They Stole Hams From W C Custer Meat Market
Last Friday evening six choice hams were stolen from W Custer’s meat market. The entrance was gained by a skeleton key. the front door remained as it was the night before. Police have no trace of the thieves, and two suspicious men have been seen loitering in town. The note ends by predicting a new McKinley portrait on upcoming postal cards replacing Jefferson.
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W. C. Custer
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H. R. Plughoff
Teddy
Medical Association Meet
United States Post Office Department
McKinley
Jefferson
Julian E. Lane
Emerson, M.D
AMD
Tracy
J. M. Rogers
D. D
al Hagerman
Leon Calhouon
LAW
W.ze. Mf
Dikk
W. B. Gitkens
Myrt A. Weaver
D. TF
Yaden
North Bail St
Frank Pharris
Doc Smith
F. M. Crandall
TPAHO
Idaho Nursery
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