Local Notes and Projects Show Shoshone Growth
Journal Special Correspondence reports a new porcelain house planned as the old one is unreparable. Haywood and Doddson visited Shoshone for business, and W B Hunt moved his grading crew to Caulbourne for eight miles of work. A 65‑member Greek crew prepares track ballast between Owinza and Kimama as the crew resumes work tomorrow. Beamer of Huntington, Oregon, formerly Hailey station agent, visited from Bellevue. Contractor Pharris secures addition to Dr. Baugh’s drug store, making a 34 by 85 foot second story for offices. Longfellow, Montpelier private secretary to Congressman Glenn, was in town, returning from Bellevue and Hailey. Lincoln County Sheriff’s swift actions are noted after recapturing a horse thief. J W Wheeler reports county funds expended on Cedars road. citizens urged rapid completion. School opens Sept 2, 1902, with faculty listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Beamer
Huntington
Oregon
Bellevue
Mr. Beamer
Hailey
John Longfellow
Montpelier
Glenn
Mr. Longfellow
J. W. Wheeler
The
Cedars
Local notes from Shoshone and Bellevue area
Ex Gov McConnell visits Shoshone while Bellevue visitors pass through. многих locals travel to Boise Hailey and Nampa. Construction on the wagon bridge abutments advances. Various residents return from travels to Hailey Salt Lake City and California. Idaho climate cited as hot and dry with fruit drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Machado
Sacramento
Cal
Idaho
Bellevue
Dramatic controversy over Baltimore Marriage play
A New York Roman Catholic priest wrote A Baltimore Marriage about Jerome Bonaparte and Elizabeth Patterson. Henrietta Crosman reportedly accepted producing it, prompting press debate since the pope appears as a character. Crosman later stated she will not produce it soon, and the pope may be removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Baltimore
Jerome Bonaparte
Elizabeth Patterson
Henrietta Crosman
Werstexe Announces Candidacy for County Treasurer
C W Werstexe declares his candidacy for Lincoln County treasurer subject to action by the Republican county convention in Lincoln county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Convention
Lincoln County
C. W. Werstexe
United States Land Office Notice Hailey Idaho 1900
J W Wabbron of Shoshone Lincoln County Idaho appointed United States commissioner for the county to take depositions and prepare papers for homestead desert or other land law entries. N J Sharp Register. W A Hodgman Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land
Notice for final proof on land claim Huston BE 160
Notice states Samuel J. Huston for the WW 4, Sec. 15, 5 R, files final proof to establish residence and cultivation. Hearing before A. T. Moenenee at Shoshone on an unspecified date. Witnesses listed: Frank Garrison Blanche Ida, Andrew J. Hos Clover Creek Ida, Joseph P. Heller Clover Creek Ida, Ralph Buiver Clover Creek Ida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fadi
Ausenst ST
Suttier
A. T. Moenee
Shoshone
Vine
Frank Garrison
Blanche Iaa
Andrew J. Hos
Clover Creek
Ida
Joseph P. Heller
Clover Covek
Ralph Buiver
Clover Cres
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Ournal Secial Correspondence
M.N. Haywood
E. B. Doddson
W. B. Hunt
Caulbourne
Owinza
Kimama
Pharris
Dr. Baugh
Journal
Geo. Babcock
Mountain Home
W. C. Thompson
Miss DeWitt
G. B. Bevfer
McConnell
Dan Hunter
Senator Purtell
Fay
Mooday
J. A. Travis
Boise
J.E. Condit
Bliss
A Borkill
Father Godschalx
Blanche Sullivan
Salt Lake City
Mrs
Wm. Mabbutt
McMahon’s
Anna McLaughlin
Liberty Millett
Ernest
Hagerman
Bartley
M.W. A. Vienue
Dorothy Crawford
Oreil Craford
Cecil Craford
Higbee
Andy Olson
W. J. Smith
BF. W. Gooding
Jaane
Rezistor
Ang
Shoshone Brickyard
J. W. Wheeler Prep
Undertaker
C. J. Brennan
Keefer
Shoshone, Idaho
Burlington
Chicago
Denver
Omaha
Burlington, HU
R. F. Neslen
Equitable
L, Samuel
Portland
S. D. Boone
Halley, Ida
Mcfaffhouse
North Ball
E. B. McFall
F. A. Burkill
Tearry
South Rail Street
Charles Burgess
Dray Line
Stockmen’s
Sarf
J. A. Butler
Propriciar
William C. Custer
Jos. Keefer
Peol
Cari
Idaly
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