Idaho Offers Rich Prospects For Home Seekers
Colonel George E. W. Dorsey extols Idaho's development as a land of opportunity. The piece highlights abundant water power, mining riches, irrigation projects from Twin Falls to the Snake River, new canals, and western states backing Roosevelt for president. Idaho's growth, climate, and resources are pitched to eastern homeseekers and capitalists as unmatched.
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All Trades
Idaho
George E. W. Dorsey
Washington
D. C
New York Tribune
Post
Missouri River
Nebraska
Kansas
Dakotas
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Sharon
Snake River
Twin Falls
Oregon Short Line
Senator Dubois
Lake Pence
Thunder Mountains
Thunder Mountain
South Dakota
City editor of Independent ill. taken to Swope's hospital
The city editor of the Independent was slightly indisposed yesterday and was taken to Swope's hospital for care.
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the Independent
Swope's Hospital
Bruneau Townsite Planned Near Bruneau River
J E Lane from Shoshone surveys Bruneau irrigation townsite at D R Hyde ranch site of 160 acres. Bruneau Townsite Co includes Hyde Parsons Johnson Olden Lane Richardson. A riverboat to serve the area is under construction at Porslaar, linking Dock Valley Nevada trade to the new town.
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J. E. Lane
Shoshone
Bruneau
Boise Statesman
Mr. Lane
D. R. Hyde
Brenneau River
Dock Valley
Nevada
Braneau Country
Braneau
D. B. Hyde
George M. Parsons
E W. Johnson
Judge Olden
Lane
Richardson
Sermon by Dr. C. Ross Baker Delights Shoshone Baptist Church
The Shoshone Baptist congregation enjoyed a sermon by Dr. C. Ross Baker of Boise on Fellowship with God. He preached from 1 John and delivered a well prepared, eloquent talk with clear voice, praised as the finest speaker west of the Mississippi. Revs G L Lewis and Howard Bowler assisted. fine choir music complemented a good size audience.
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Shoshone
Baptist Church
C. Ross Baker
First Baptist Church of
Boise
Baker
God
Mississippi
G. L. Lewis
Howard Bowler
Sipshone Band Plans New Year Benefit Play
The Sipshone band, owing 100 on last summer’s instrument purchase, plans a New Year’s Eve benefit at the opera house to raise funds. Jos Montgomery of Hailey will assist, bringing home talent to the show. The effort aims to clear debt and bolster the band for spring, with Shoshone residents already donating generously. The note falls due in January, and Montgomery will begin regular guidance after the holidays to strengthen the group.
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Sipshone
Opera House
Jos. Montgomery
Hailey
Montgomery
Village Board Sets Electric Light Rates in Shoshone
Shoshone Idaho November 28 1903 the village board met to discuss electric light rates. Members present were J F White chairman J W Waldron J W Wheeler T M Starrh and F E a Tos. Ordinance No 21 fixing electric light rates was read and carried by all yea votes. The board adjourned until the next regular meeting. Attest J F Warre Chairman Isnay W Anbenses Clerk.
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Shoshone
Hayes
TM. Starrh
P. E. Grosse
Grosse
Weldron
Whiteyea
Wheeler
Waldron
Sturrh
J. F. Warre
Isnay W. Anbenses
The Word's Rarest Bird in Mountain Kad Pheasant Tale
The rare Kad of pheasant in the Anam to Ecas mountains is famed for a long splendid plume coveted by mandénrits for headgear. A single skin is valued at $5, while the living bird is nearly priceless as it dies in captivity.
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Anam
Ecas
Mandénrits
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