Local Overflow Items From Idaho News Briefs
Hailey resident Guy C. Barnum and Archdeacon Jennings and son from Nampa were travelers in Hailey. Daisy Dayley rode No 1 to Mountainhome. Miers Beatrice Swain visited Miss Ella McFall and returned to Boise. The Short Line hired extra help amid sheep shipping rush. Frank T. Disney won a seat on the Republican state central committee at Moscow Convention. The Methodists held an annual ranch picnic at W C Randall’s. Bellevue launched a new six column four page paper. Novinger will cut sheep in transit to Chicago. visits St Louis fair. Hardy Sears moved Minidoka hotel, adds twenty five rooms. Gavin and Robinson from Beloit stopped at Shoshone en route to Boise. Greeks continue to trouble ranchers with thefts, but fled when artillery roared. Mrs J E Brown and family head to Opal Wyoming to join husband transferred there. Frank O Leary sold Palace livery stake to Noland & Gray. he returns to Boise to enter sheep business. Ten cars of lumber for Twin Falls arrived. construction accelerates. Dam three at Milner progressing. Snake River water level aids pace. Nelson Bennett & Co finished ditch contract and load gear for shipment. The issue includes a humorous column on women’s microcosm and a report on the Lincoln county teachers’ institute to be held Aug 19–25, 1994, in Shoshone with instructors from Albion Normal and University of Utah.
Doctor Jumps From Runaway buggy to Save Life
Dr W H Baugh escaped serious injury when his horses bolted and he leapt from the buggy near the Jap house. A boy on a bicycle rode beside, the line broke, he was knocked unconscious, but helpers reached him in the road. He later used crutches and was driven to his ranch by Roy Thatcher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baugh
Dr. Baugh
Roy Thatcher
Our Limitations and Personal Responsibility
A meditation on human limitations and the need for honest effort. Each person must work with their inner capacity, make moral choices between right and wrong, and act to shape character. Progress comes from striving for truth, avoiding shams, and maintaining faith in oneself and the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Bittle Wells
Pacific Monthly
Cardus
Gardui
Preventive for death by own action advertised in ad
A startling public notice claims a preventive for death by own action has been found. It warns that a despondent state precedes self destruction and promotes Electric Bitters as a tonic and nervine to strengthen nerves and the system. Also touted as a regulator for kidneys, liver, and stones, 5 cents, guaranteed by W. H. Baugh and W. Torus, druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Baugh
Shoshone
W.¥. Torus
Hagerman
Training German Girls for Industry and Commerce
The methods used to train boy apprentices in Germany are to be adopted for educating girls who seek to improve their condition. This approach will enlarge the ranks of the skilled workforce that has driven German commerce and industry to its current prominence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Empire
Montenegro Leases Tobacco Monopoly to Venetian Company
The government of Montenegro leases its tobacco monopoly to a Venetian firm formed with 1,500,000 francs capital. The group will expand production, manufacture, and export of Montenegrin tobacco, reorganize the monopoly, build a factory in Podgorica, and open stores in Nikcic and at the port of Antivari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montenegro Tobacco
Montenegro
Podgorieza
Niksicz
Antivari
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Guy C. Barnum
Hailey
Daisy Dayley
Mountainhome
Miers
Beatrice Swain
Thas
Ella McFall
Boise
Frank T. Disney
Republican State Central Committee
Moscow
Methodit Sunday School
W. C. Randall
Archdeacon Jennings
Nampa
Bellevue News
Bellevue
Idaho
B. Novinger
Chicago
Mrs. Novinger
St. Louis Fair
Missouri
Hardy Sears
Minidoka
Sears
P. P. Gavin
D. Robinson
Beloit
Kansas
Mrs
E. E. Goudy
Dill
J. E. Brown
Opal
Wyoming
Frank O’leary
Palace
J. W. Noland
H. N. Gray
Noland & Gray
O'Leary
Twin Falls
Twin Patls
Milner
Snake River
Nelson Bennett & Company
The
Teachers’ Institute
Lincoln County
Rroshone
Edward T. Barber
Albion Normal School
Rose Vimont
University of Utah
Adair Rutherford
She‘shone
Levi Strauss
South Peoria St
Curcaco, Iux
Bright
St. Louis
Thad
Wolinter
Satarrh
Werren
New York
Department of the Interior
Hucley
Kane
Willam Rolisce
Jeerah Willink J. Wallsee Senn S
Darrah
Matthew McFall Gottiet
Stockgrowers’ Mercantile Company
TINY
Burcess
the White
W. S. M'Caire
South Rail Street
William C. Custer
Jos. Keefer
N. New Hotel
Bullerd
Shoshone, Idaho
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