Thanksgiving News From County Schools
Thanksgiving social notes list local families visiting, hosting, and traveling. Items mention Chapman, Abner Dooley, Pierce, Carnesie, McChire, Crist, Kissing, Leitheiser, Shellman, Weshburn, Perry Smith, W S Towne, Greer, Rinehart, Ira Towne, Walter, Wells, Tanberg, Kisling, Rudolph, Glen Kershner, John Grewell, and a baby boy born in Loveland, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapman
Abner Dooley
Mr. Pierce
Mr. Carnesie
Mrs. McChire
Crist
Mr. Kissing
Leitheiser
Shellman
Weshburn
Perry Smith
Walter
F.C. Smith
Horden
W. S. Towne
Greer
Rinehart
Ira Towne
Walter Wells
Mr. Wells
Boise
Tanberg
Kisling
Shoshone
Pierce
Jerome
Myrtle Borden
Albion
Rudolph
Glen Kershner
Attendance at Owinza School Improves With 22 Enrolled
The Owinza school notes strong attendance after a period of good turnout. Jacob Miller and family moved to a new homestead near the schoolhouse. Fred Nied traveled to Dietrich Saturday. Only three pupils, Fa Moser Gus Moser and Carl Nied, have not missed days this term. Mrs L A Hasting, mother of A W Hasting, arrived from Pine City Washington to spend the winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burley
Jacob Miller
Paul
Fred Nied
Dietrich
Moser
Gus Moser
Carl
Nied
L.A. Hasting
A. W. Hasting
Pine City
Wash
Thanksgiving Roundup In District No 2 Cattle Move
Thanksgiving brought a good time in H ado ck District No 2. Cattle movement dominates notes with three of W H Winter's cows killed on the railroad and a three hundred head herd passing through from Southern Nevada toward Picabo. Residents Frances Winter Faye Hall Beatrice Jackson and families are noted with moves and visits across Jerome Buhl Missouri Halley Gooding Sho shone and Idaho Irrigation farm activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist
Frances Winter
W. H. Winter
Faye Hall
Jerome
Mrs. W. ©. Zeigler
Dill Hospital
Fred Martins
Chalmer
Missouri
Nevada
Picabo
Beatrice Jackson
Buhl
J. H. Scott
Gannett
Brotaman
George
Austin Scott
Harmon Thomason
Halley
W. H. Murphy
Omaha
Scott Boys
Idaho
Thomason
Maesion
Gooding
Cottonwoods
Shoshone
Idaho Official Returns Show Wilson Victory and Big Pluralities
Official canvass of Idaho’s latest general election completed by the state board of examiners. Woodrow Wilson carried the state by a wide plurality with 70,054 votes to Hughes 55,560. Burton French led Congress, Alexander led Democrats for Governor, Rice won non partisan Justice, and large majorities supported two constitutional amendments including prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
State Board of Examiners
Secretary of State
Woodrow Wilson
Charles 5. Hughes
Burton L. French
Alexander
French
Smith
Rice
John C. Rice
Justice of the Supreme Court
James H. Forney
Moscow
James H. Frazier
Coeur d'Alene
President Wilson
Hughes
Benson
Hanly
Wilson
Congress
Eine
Willard
Parker
Dougherty
Barker
Coonrod
van Deusen
Lewis
Sparks
Eagleson
Worthington
Walters
Civil action to collect note filed by bank receiver
F D Williams receiver of State Savings Bank sues W S Parkhurst for collection of a note in Butte Montana with A L Fletcher as plaintiff attorney. Board of county commissioners met Monday as a board of equalization for personal taxes, approved a few bills and discussed minor matters. Besslin school teachers held a basket supper and social before Thanksgiving, proceeds $46.50 to fund playground apparatus and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Parkhurst
F. D. Williams
State Savings Bank of
Butte
Montana
A. L. Fletcher
Board of County Commissioners
Besslin School
State Historical Society
Pure Food Department
Land Department Register
James
Lincoln County
Henry Hall
J. C. Martin
Secretary of State
Congressional Rail Inquiry Opens with Federal Control Aims
Ten senators and ten representatives opened a federal railways inquiry in Washington to examine government ownership and broader oversight of railroads, telegraphs, and express firms. The panel, led by Senator Newlands, will hear rail commissions and labor groups before weighing federal incorporation and expanded Interstate Commerce Commission powers. The railroad program seeks centralized rate and securities authority, with state powers limited to local matters, and a reorganized federal body to speed prosecutions and rulemaking. The committee must report by January 2, but the inquiry is expected to span longer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House of Representatives
Newlands
Nevada
Robinson
Arkansas
Underwood
Alabama
Cummins
Iowa
Brandegee
Connecticut
Adamson
Georgia
Sims
Tennessee
Cullop
Indiana
Esch
Wisconsin
Hamilton
Michigan
Wilson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Department of Justice
Newlands Committee
High School Notes on Thanksgiving Dance and News
The Student Body held a Thanksgiving dance with punch served by two underclassmen. Martha Miller suffers la grippe since Thanksgiving. Red and Leah return brighten classes. Amy Mason underwent appendectomy at Dr Dill’s hospital. Freshmen add Arthur Tirbune as new lamb. Leah Borden vacationed in Boise with Catherine Baum and Bobby Ryan. The Student Body organized a new entertainment committee and reporters. The yearbook progresses, geometry improves with Red and Leah back. School dismissed Thursday due to heat and power issues. Senior English envies vacation. Mrs Gilbert White hosts a card table on December 5 with Madam Disney, Haddock and Griffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Miller
la Grippe
Amy Mason
Dr. Dill's Hospital
Freshies
Lamb
Arthur ‘Tirbune
Leah Borden
Boise
Catherine Baum
St. Margarets
Bobby Ryan
Boise High
Chas. Gwin
Marshall Chapman
Flora Wheeler
Hessie Newman
Georgia Ferrell
Olivia Chapman
Justin Doolittle
Pete Mason
Soph
Lola Chinaman
Freshie
Red
Leah
Chester and
Sheny
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County
Owinza
Haddock Dist. NO
the Darrah School Dist
Cernavoda
Dauphe
von Mackensen
Dobradja
Roumania
Official
Dunlap
Redfield
Carlisle
Coblentz
Inspector of Mines
Bell
Fry
Rogers
Adams
Bannock
Bear Lake
Benewah A
Boundary Bingham
Bonner
Bonneville
Canyon
Cassia
Custer
Elmore
Franklin
Gem
Goodinga
Owyhee
St Teton
Twin Falls
Ling
Mae
Bank
Board Education
Board of Health
Board of
Capitol
Carey Act
Farm Market Bureau
Congressional
Authority
Prybician Anne
Ais
Episcopal Guild
A. A
Enderfer
Gilbert White
Disney, Haddock and
Griffin
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