Hagerman Happenings and Irrigation Developments
Wilson Weatherby heads to Twin Falls with a beef load as farmers expand cultivation requiring more water and tunnel work to tap eastern springs. Local ranchers report new stock introductions, prosperous weather, and a surge in horse, hog, and sheep breeding while Hagerman State Bank opens new quarters and local leaders emphasize community growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Weatherby
Twin Falls
Harry Lower
Wm. Eblberts
Secor & Durfee
E. E. Sherman
Joe
Charles Weech
Call for Warrants by County Treasurer
Call for the payment of all Scalp Bounty Warrants all Current Expense Warrants of 1903 all Current Expense Warrants of 1904 Current Expense Warrants to No 167 of 1905 all Road and Bridge Warrants all School Warrants OW Weegaxo County Treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weegaxo
Smalley Items Show Weather and Farm Activity
The note reports a late start to school with low daily attendance, snow along Snake River, and a cold winter with eight inches observed at Twin Falls. It mentions sheep moving downriver to feed, O P Johnson's large winter herd, a hay baler laid off due to storms, and Charles Arthur nearing completion of a grade on the river’s west side. The Smalley family and Charles are traveling to Twin Falls to sell a load of bees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Johnson
Charles Arthur
Ginseng Information Urges Farmers to Cultivate Rich Root
An illustrated prospectus from The St. Louis Ginseng Co emphasizes high profits from growing ginseng in the United States and Canada. It notes rising native supply, a steady China market, prices from 600 to 8 000 per root, production costs under 1.50, and offers guidance for starting with a small outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toward
Missouri State Agricultural
Pennsylvania State College
China
Wildman
Hong Kong
St. Louis
Idaho field survey bids sought for government project
The interior department invites proposals in Boise City Idaho on November 5 for a survey and construction of standard meridians lines meander and base lines with bids evaluated by price per mile. Bids above specified amounts will be rejected and work is to be done under approved warranties. Proposal contact G Eagleson US Surveyor General for details and opening is at the stated time with bidders welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerman
Lincoln
Idaho
W. van Form
Stave
Elate
Edmund L. Criat
Nel Persin
State of Ful
Sws
Bec
Interior
Boise City
Surveyor
Randy
Wits
Linve
Bari Wth
Pisa
G. Eagleson
Strveyor General
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Win
Schooler
Jesse Schooler
Eugenie Cook
Myron Durfee
J.P. Galy
Geo. Conyers
Niles School
Columbue Jenkins
Emma Dories
Judyve Durlee
J. O. McKnight
Guexts
Lee Pickle and
Mr. Mason of
Mountain Home
H. A. Secor
Martin Curran
Boise
Geo. Parton
John Miller
Archie Freestone
Mr Miller
EB. Gridley
Robert Justice
Lee Vader
Salmon Falls
Snake River
Wi. Liolmuin’s
Vader
Trimn
James and
and Bert Bliss
W. van Torus
Our Post Minster
Hhis Ratce
Stark Bros
Sam Johnson
Lewis’ Ferry
Mrs DuSault
Shome
D. H. Schoaler
Sands Springs
Morris, Roberts, Company
Hagerman State Bank
O. F. Bacon
Smalley
John Dalquest
Dial
Snake
Joe Madalene
Mr. Smally
Charles
Oregon
Interraountain Roctr
Shoshone
Atre
Braneis Dep ‘Granehar
Hill's
C. Frost
Sheriff Harvey
Hailey
Mr. A. Lacy
Lewiston
W. H. Morgan
Spokane
Wash
E. J. Andrews
Geo. D. Saviers
Iick
D. Yaden
Stockman’s Cafe
J. T. Waddell
J. H. Mauer
Heyburn
T. M. Patterson
Picabo
Patterson
F. R. Gooding
J. W. Robertson
Hill
Livington
R. W. Liandro
Joe Kirton
Gordon Marshall
Mike J. M. Butler
P.M
Matt McFall
Poratello
Chris
Armstrong
Mrs. McFall
Ben M. Coltharp
J- Srewiwn AI
City Dray Line
Chas. Burcess
Prop
The
Meat Market
William C. Custer
Minge
New Columbia Hotel
F. Binford
Bropedsie
Ge Cys
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