Hagerman News Recap of Local Events and Travel
Dan Jones visited Twin Falls City last Monday and returned Tuesday. Miss Annie Curran plans to return to Boise on the sixth to attend a sisters' school. Hagerman school vacation ended, and locals are busy studying. New Year’s Day was bright and springlike. Curran and Gridley brothers left for Salt Lake City to resume studies at All Hallows College. Geo. Conyers hosted a dance in his new house last Thursday night with a good crowd and lively supper. Liberty Millett has rheumatism after returning from Boise Sapenday, Dr. Baugh reports improvement. Mr. and Mrs. McManama of Boise visited Hagerman, attending Friday’s dance in honor of Miss Carrie Hartwell and her brothers. Harvey Goldman lay ill with possible pneumonia. Dr. Baugh treated him. Miss Jessie Gwin, Pleasant Valley teacher, struck with rheumatism and left teaching. replacement unknown. Lemmon, Jones, and Barton ordered a Lightning hay baler from Stockgrowers’ Mercantile Co. Six days ago. expected in Bliss, bale 150 tons. Baler costs 300, scales and wire 100 more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Lemmon
Dan Jones
W.C. Barton
Geo. Conyers
Billingaly Creek
Joe
Charlie Weech
O. P. Johnson
Crist
Ivie
Jas. McAvoy
Secor
Darfee
William Ebberts
Frank Sherman
E. E. Sherman
George Durice
John Caldwell
Geo. Lunchford
H. A. Secor
Myron Durfee
Mr. Dennis
Harry Lower
Evee
Fred Conklin
Will Clifford
Ed. Purdy
John and
Wilbur Schooler
Nelson Dudley
Liberty Millett
M. T. Otis
Chas. Lanchester
Mr. Cristey
P. M. Niles
C. C. Sands
Tucker Springs
Riley Creek
Hasterman
Snake River
Ed. Thompson
John Curran
Hagerman Valley
A Prosperous Year in Hagerman Valley 1905 Overview
A Hagerman valley long report highlights a healthy population of five to six hundred along Snake river from Bliss to Vader creek. only six deaths last year, scarce litigation, and few social scandals. crops were bountiful with hay around 10 000 tons and gardens yielding 40 per acre. numerous homes and tunnels expanded water works and a five mile canal underway. boilerplate note that no family is destitute and everyone shared in Christmas joy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snake River
Bliss
Vader Creek
Roy Bayer
W. W. Croo
Fred Vader
Scotland's Episcopalians Hear A Favorite Servant
A noble Scottish family that adopted Episcopalian worship held a full choir service at a local church. A longtime Presbyterian servant was brought to hear it, and upon returning home she praised the music as very fine but lamented it as an awful waste of the salt bath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Bird Sentry on Guard at the Piazza
A Sunday scene describes birds guarding a piazza as a cat approaches. Upon a warning note from the sentry perched above, the birds vanish and hide, vigilant until the next signal signals safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bird
Hostor
Electric Bitters Promised To Cure Malaria Fever
An advertisement touts Electric Bitters as a pure tonic medicine able to relieve malaria and ague. It claims the remedy exerts a genuine influence on the disease, with no bad after effects unlike quinine. A testimonial from Munday of Henrictts, Texas, notes a brother saved from malaria and jaundice after taking the Bitters. Sold by W. H. Baugh of Shoshone and W. Y. Jore of Hagerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munday
Henrictts
Tex
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Hagerman
Twin Falls City
Annie Curran
Boise
Martin Curran
Frank
Arnold Gridley
Salt Lake City
All Hollows College
Boise Sapenday
Dr. Baugh
Mrs. McManama
Lance
Carrie Hartwell
James
Harvey Godlman
Jessie Gwin
Pleasant Valley
Stockgrowers’ Mercantile Company
Jane
Burcess
Idaho
The
William C. Custer
Jos, Keefer
N.new Hotel
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