Local notes recount visits and events in Hagerman area
The Hagerman burg hears of visits by F N Uhrlaub J H Schooler and Sam Myers decrying rheumatism. Dan Jones suffers miners consumption yet shows improvement. Residents like Mrs Hartwell Mrs Lue Owens and Mrs Warren visit relatives, while crews from Cudahy & Co and Bob Rogerson travel through. A blizzard disrupts Hagerman with no crop damage reported. talk of sheep buyers John Curran and Conwy School exami nations, and a broken wagon tongue mark the week.
Robbed The Grave by John Oliver of Philadelphia
Narrated starting incident from John Oliver of Philadelphia, describing illness in vivid terms. He details severe jaundice like symptoms, back pains, loss of appetite, and weakness, then credits Electric Bitters with a marked recovery after three weeks. Claims they renewed health and saved him from a dire condition. Sold by W. H. Baugh's drug store for 50 cents guaranteed.
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John Oliver
Philadelphia
W. H. Baugh
Local Moves and Personnel Shifts in Kimama Shoshone District
Tates From Kimama reports bob kidd stage man made a flying trip to Shoshone Tuesday. Sheep shearing completed and sheep men pulled out for the foot hills. Wool man Jack Shoup shipping wool. A W Nell of Pocatello now in charge, wife arrived Tuesday. H A Arps transferred to Shoshone after a year here. S A Erickson of Oakley did business with sheep ten earlier. Mrs J W Saviers of Shoshone departed Friday. Mrs H A departed Monday for Salt Lake City to visit parents. Chas Kess of Milner recovering from sickness westbound last week. Mell Wittbeck with freight teams left for Boise Saturday to move freight to mines. John Scott and family departed for Boise to make their home. Scott was section foreman here. Frank Austin of Cumberland appointed agent, familiar as former operator last summer. Smallpox scare reported last week but the colored man with a cold was found to be healthy when deputy sheriff investigated.
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Bob Kidd
Shoshone
J. W. Saviers
Salt Lake City
Chas. Kess
Milner
Mell Wittbeck
Boise
John Scott
Mr. Scott
Leap Year Dance Receipts and Expenses Statement
Statement records receipts from dance and supper tickets totaling 58 dollars and 15 cents for a leap year dance for the Shoshone band. Listed payments include C. Wernicke two dollars, Mrs. T. H. Gooding one dollar, and GB Novinger one dollar.
Sale of School District Bonds in Hagerman Idaho
Trustees of School Dist No 39 Hagerman Lincoln County Idaho announce sale of a twenty five hundred dollar bond at the County Superintendent's office in Shoshone on Saturday May 28 1904. Bond payable in ten years bearing interest not over six percent. Board may reject any or all bids. Treas Senco Dis Hager H A Secor Chairman 14w5 Mrs CO Sayns Clerk
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Trustees of School Dist. No
Hagerman
Lincoln County
Idaho
Shoshone
Trestrrs
Senco
H. A. Secor
CO. Sayps
Flood Drives Valley Rescue Efforts in Big Wood River
Big Wood river flood receded after tearing head gates from the canal feeding Little Wood river. Residents from Burns to Crother's faced evacuation fear as Itecovered the valley six miles wide. Frank Ruggles and Pat Byrne narrowly escaped while saving horses. their small boat capsized, leaving them soaked before they reached safety. April 27. Cotton.
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Big Wood River
Crother
Ruggles
Bucklin’s Amica Salve Promises Quick Bath Cure
A 19th century advertisement touts Bucklin’s Amica Salve as the best remedy for burns sores bruises cuts ulcers and skin eruptions. Priced at 250 and backed by W I Baugh a local druggist with a satisfaction guarantee.
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Bucklin
W. I. Baugh
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Howatt
F. N. Uhrlaub
J. H. Schooler
Sand Springs
Leo Uhrland
Shoehone
Sam Myers
Falk-Bloch
Dan Jones
Colorado
Sam Johnson
Lue Owens
Roseworth
R. R. Lanchester
Clyde Senter
Cudahy & Co
Dayon
Wash
Jenkins
D. Boone
Hailey
Mr. Miller
New York
Insurance & Loan
Conwy School
Burnside
Sloshone
Hagerman School
Guy
Barnum
Isand
John Curran
Weiser
Bob Rogerson
Butte
Bliss
Dr. Baugh
Shoahone
Monroe
Jones
C. P. Johnson
Alex. Sifers
Gamas Prairie
Oregon
Payette
Charlie Gustin
Camas Prairie
Tenis
Tates
Kimama
Jack Shoup
A. W. Nell
Pocatello
H. A. Arps
S. A. Erickson
Oakley
Frank Austin
Cumberland
Wyo
Austin
Levi
Alpha Kinsey
Mrs. Turner
Mrs. Ivers
Strunk, Gustin & Company
Keeley St
Carcase
Iir
Cardus
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
Mars
Brateke
Ee Xdeuver
Stockgrowers’ Mercantile CO
JOS
The
William C. Custer
Arket
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Utah
Chicago
Williams
West Second South St
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