Hagerman News Highlights Local Happenings
Journal Special Correspondence from Hagerman reports social visits and arrivals in Hagerman including Mr and Mrs C W Howeth leaving for Mountain Home and Albert Gridley purchasing the Howeth Co saloon interest. Notes on local accidents, travel to Salt Lake City, a teacher’s institute, canal work, property purchases, a social dance, wildlife issues and upcoming information services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Gridley
C. W. Howeth
Howeth Co
News from Gooding and local happenings
Mr and Mrs Shira and their children and Mrs Harris and children returned from Ketchum last Friday. Gov F R Gooding visited his ranch early this week. Mr Keots surveyed in our vicinity for several days. Mike Deary’s illness prompted his brothers and sister to travel from Camas to care for him. Dill Severe suffered two broken ribs after a kicking incident with a frightened horse at Tikura last Saturday. Several carloads of cattle were shipped from Gooding the past week. The ice cream social was a success raising 37 65 dollars. The Aid Society reports 111 00 in treasury and plans a subscription hat project to aid the church soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gooding
Shira
Camas
Mike Deary
Dill
Tikura
Aid Society
Mystery Solved by Dr King’s New Life Pills
John N. Pleasant of Magnolia Ind claims the pills settled his biliousness and constipation. The product guarantees perfect satisfaction or money back. Available for 25 cents at W H Baugh Shoshone and W Van Ivns Hag Jerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
John N. Pleasant
Magnolia
Ind
W. H. Baugh
W. van Ivrns
Hag Jerman
Shields for troops in Washington urged by German writer
A German military writer in Militar-Woesenblatt urges portable shields for infantry in attack. He notes Japanese spade work and German authorities advocating artifola cover. The idea: a light shield with handle and loophole, carried on the back on march and used on chest or left hand in assault for head protection and as a rifle rest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Militar-Woesenblatt
Bessase
Wochenblatt
Protesting Doctor and the Cape Ride Tale
Dr. Chapin, famed Universalist from New York, visiting Pigeon Cove, recalls Azor Knowlton, a quirky local who rented his mare and carryall. The doctor jokes about the fare, and Knowlton quips he planned to give only a dollar fifty for driving the “old cuss.”
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape
Mr. Knowlton
Dr. Chapin
Oldfield Describes Doomed Car and Hard Steak Tale
Barney Oldfield discusses a car of enormous horsepower doomed from the start and recalls a Jacksonville restaurant steak so tough he could barely cut it. The waiter responds with a polite offer to replace the dish as the tale contrasts engineering failures with culinary misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Oldfield
Jacksonville
A Matter of Nerve
A sharp social reflection on women's demand for respect and the inevitability of command in pursuit of homage framed as a wry critique of societal expectations and nerve.
Teacher examination in Shoshone in August 1906
The annual examination for first, second and third grade county certificates and life diplomas will be held in Shoshone on August 23 to 25, 1906 under Co Superintendent L. M. Burnside. A notice warns that debts after July 3 by spouse will not be the responsibility of the husband. Sea Shore Excursion offers train no 5 to coast return for 14.80 with ten day limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
L. M. Burnside, Co
Sarah Riggin
Naficotta
Sea Coast Pointe
L. E. Havserr
Notice of final proof for desert land claim No. 1280
United States Land Office Halles Idaho issues a notice that Albert H Brails ford of Hagerman Idaho has filed for tentative final proof on desert land claim No. 1280 for the SEhy S sq Sec 26 US R13, at Shoshone Idaho before Frank T Disney on September 28 1905. Witnesses named Walter T Cook Hugh E Schooler William H Roberts and Emerson L Boyer all of Hagerman Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Halles
Idaho
Albert H. Brailsford
Hagermas
Idatbo
Frank T. Disney
Shoshone
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publica tion
Notice in United States Land Districts for Idaho announces final proof intentions. William W Croce of Hagerman files for desert-land claim 1244 SEAN INWGNESG FQBWH WySEg. witnesses listed. Also George W Conyers files for Lot 4, T8 R13, with witnesses named. dates set with Frank T Disney and J Stann Receiver.
Notice of final proof for settlers in Idaho lands
Department of the Interior Land Office Idaho June 25 1906 notice of intention to make final proof in support of claims for land. Witness before U S Commissioner F T Disney at Shoshone on August 24 1906. Claimants: Lucy J Shins C L E for NEN Why See 15 ShSWHy See of 58 Rag EBM. Continuous residence and cultivation required by Anthony T Silva Spamet Bolin Anthony M Gomes Antone C Beaggu of Shoshone Idaho N J Suan Register
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Halley
Idaho
Hitelalm
T. Disney U
Shoshone Idaho
George W. Conyers
Lote Land
Witnever
Walter Gridley
Porter Niles
Henry A. Secor
Myron J. Durfee
Hagerman
Doc
Department of the Interim
Bux
FT. Disney U. S. Com
Lucy J. Shins
Anthony T. Silva
Spamet Bolin
Anthony M. Gomes
Antone C. Beaggu
Shoshone
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. C. W. Howeth
Mountainhome
Mr. Tagret
Slick Bros
Edna Uhrlaub
Edna Ipot
Frank Gridley
R. E. Kemers
Salt Lake City
Miss Mina Dudley
Pocatello
Sheias Wen
Teacher's Institute
Stick Bros
Walter Lothenville
W. G. Holcomb
Nellie Waterlin
Mrs
Lee Ousley
Leon Calhoun
Riley Boyer
Clear Lake
Earl Hopkins
Bureau of Information
Mr. Harris
F.R. Gooding’s
M. T. Head
Gov
F. R. Gooding
Mr. Keots
United States Land Dties
William W Croce
Sean
Frank Z. Disney
Willian Justice
Robert E. Conner
Irving Condit
Eoward F. Pickten
J.stann
Swany
N. J. Suan
Register
Tuk
Missouri River
Chicago
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Komets
COA
Walker
Chicago & North-Western
Bidgeowiae
Salt Lake Coty
Usk
Purdum & Millsaps
Rocky Mountains
Ogden
Denver
Colorado
E. R. Hunt
Butteront
M. Silva
JDAHO
Stockmens Restaurant
Shoshone Light & Water CO
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