Notice to Settlers at Hailey Idaho Land Office
Notice to settlers from the United States Land Office Hailey Idaho appoints J Waters of Shoshone Lincoln County as United States Commissioner. It advises all Lincoln County mining related matters be processed through the Hailey Land Office or before the commissioner. W Ab Hodgman Receiver signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Ofice
Hailey
Idaho
J. &. Waters
Shoshone
Lincoln County
United States
Hailey U. S
Land Office
Nod
Sharp
Register
Ab Hodgman
Hagerman Notes and Local Moves From Roseworth to Twin Falls
Hagerman items cover visits by Chas Owens and family to Roseworth, Mrs Geo Eveleth returning to Kanaka, mining plans by Heritage Mitchell and assistants in Twin Falls, social visits by Miss Ina Click and Miss Gertrude Berry, and local shifting of Owens Bros store. Reports of fishing trips, travel to Twin Lakes, and a Bay area dance. Hagerman grows as a town with new store location and social chatter from the Bend to Kanaka Flat. Local guides Billy Colthorpe and W L Colthorpe accompany trips. Fletch Frost visits Shoeshone with two young ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fletch Frost
Shoshone
Local notes from Hagerman Aug 11 details travel and goods
W L Meigs travels to Glenns Ferry for a few days. A recent shower and ongoing rain affect haying. Mrs Yaden and family visited Mrs Frost. Bert Conklin favors Idaho. O P Johnson delays trip to Chicago. Mrs Reed plans Salt Lake City departure after selling property. Chas Gridley and Johnson buy new carryalls. Gridley sells range horses to W L Coltharp. Ed Crist’s child improves from brain fever.
Emigrant Wagons Cross Briggs Ferry to Idaho and Teachers Notice
A mix of local notes reports August travel and a state education memo. emigrant wagons from Texas cross Briggs ferry heading west while Clarke of Bruneau valley ships one hundred sixty horses to eastern markets. Boise July 22 1899 State Superintendent Permeal French informs county superintendents teachers may not upgrade certificates until examination and nonresident teachers may teach briefly until November 23 1808.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Bruneau Valley
Lewis’ Ferry
Office of State Superintendents of Public Instruction
Boise
Iaho
Misho
Idaho Foreclosure and Land Office Notices From 1899
An alias summons in a Lincoln County Idaho district court foreclosure case against Jefferson L. Butler and Sarah Jane Butler. Also a Department of the Interior land contest notice in Hailey Idaho, July 1899, involving James Clark contesting Charles F. Davis on Homestead entry 1506 with an August 31 hearing set before U.S. Commissioner J. S. Waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Fourth Judicial District
State of Idaho
Lincoln County
J. M. Radermacher
J. L. Butler
Jane Butler
W. L. Telford
Emmetsburgh
Palo Alto County
Iowa
New Ely
District Court of the Fourth Judicial District
A. S. McMahon
S. Waters
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Hailey
Maho
Jamnes Clark
Seane
S. Range TE
Charles F. Davis
J. 5. Waters
U. S
Shoedone
Idaho
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Rock Springs
E. W. Horton
Horton's
J. F. Kenly
Mert A. Weaver
Johnson & Gage
Lane
Waters
Attorney-At-Law
I Shoshone
W. A. Baugh, M. D
Snosnoye, Spano
D. P. Albee, M. D
Columbia University
New York
Shoshone, Idaho
T. B. Beck
South Rail Street
Meat Market
J. M. Rogers
D. D
Lincoln House
A. M. Comes
Depot
Itaho
Geo. Eveleth
Kanaka
Hagerman
Messrs
Heritage
Mitchell
Twin Falls
Gertrude Berry
Miss Millitt
Granville Allen
Snake River
Ina Click
Otis
Owens Bros
W. van Irons
Mrs. Hale
Ernest Millett
G.N. Click
Twin Lakes
W. L
Ben Colthorp
Billy
C. Frost
Coltharp
Billy Coltharp
W. L. Meigs
Glenns Ferry
Bert Conklin
Montana
O. P. Johnson
Chicago
Chas Gridley
W. L. Coltharp
Ed Crist
Royal Baking Powder
Albert Haines
Will Lyster
A.G. Madarena
W. W. Irons
P. Briggs
Briggs Ferry
Texas
E. E. Burlingame & CO
Silver Ballion
Lawrence St
Denver
Coles
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