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Newspaper
Shoshone Journal
Location
Shoshone, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1906
Page
5
Waterman Happenings reports a cloudy day with sun obscured, claiming an early spring as the Ground Hog emerged and sang. Local notes mention illness of Charles Guston’s nine month old baby, ponies bought by O P Johnson, and a survey team traveling from Boise to Hagerman with rubber-tired equipment.
Notice records animal loss at Jos Darrah ranch on Big Wool River around January 9 1906 with items including a mare about 4 pounds branded HEED and a two year old branded mmm left shoulder. Public auction at Shoshone Idaho March 3 1908. Also desert land final proof notices for Amel L Kaiser Glenns Ferry and Gottfried Gertig Shoshone with hearings in Hailey and Shoshone Idaho and witnesses named for irrigation proof.
Two days of sun amid readings from Clear Lake–Dots. Notice of publication under the Interior Department Land Office Hatley Idaho dated January 31 1906. Final proof will be made April 2 1906 before A I I McMahon in Shoshone Idaho with settlers proving residence and cultivation. witnesses include Edwant L Crist William H J G Johnson and others. Local notes report hay hauling, sheep feeding, weather and fishing hopes, and several residents described ill or under the weather.
A historical note describes the Grand Mulets as a granite mast on Mount Blanc rising like an island in a vast sea of ice. A makeshift shelter or ad hoc stone edifice provides bedded refreshments, tended by a woman explorer who ascends early in the season and remains there for months.
A notary public records sworn attestations related to the bank statement. The document notes the cashier and directors signing and subscribing to the truthfulness, with the attest date listed as February 6, in the relevant year, referencing Novixage and individuals such as GT.
The Cleveland Leader notes a concert prompted an early departure with discussion on hotel menus. It mentions edible tarte or tart dishes as a novelty in supper bills of fare and comments on cheese pairings.
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