Miller family reunites after sixty years apart in Indiana
Louisville dispatch reports the reunion of three Miller brothers and a sister, Louisa, after fifty-five to sixty years apart. Abductions, Civil War service, and changing guardians shaped their lives from Cass County to Logansport and beyond. Louisa, believed killed by Indians, was located in Logansport and reunited with relatives at Ulis City, ending long separation.
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St. Dariis Republic
Stith Nde Miller
Shoshone
Lincol County
Ketehum
Vernon
Giner
Logansport
Indiana
Stiffler
Louisville
Miller
Ulis City
Ivan Miller
Pennsylvania
Cass County
Indiana Reserve
Christian Musseliman
Dwer Creek
Ind
Richmond
Robert F
Pangham
Fort Wayne
Tits Yrenty
William
Metzger
Wabast
Jeanette
Andrew Robinson
Sago
Tad
Louisa CG
Arene
Henidineen
Getel Etree
Mey
Sritianvnie
Goutal
Mies Miller
Buffler
Pher
Karsan
Keeling
Gym Place
S. B. Stiller
Unik City
Indiaia
Logarrsprirt
Dresed
Uey
Wabash
Ted
Louisa
Political Nominations Open for Local Officials Tenure
Nomination papers may be filed for thirty days as pressure mounts on Mrs. L. M. Burnside to run for State Superintendent of Public Instruction. She declines but may allow a friend to submit her name for renomination. Probate Judge seat gains importance with Juvenile Court duties. Incumbent Seidge J Puller’s long service noted, including Civil War service. Local figures like W. W. Hietagn and others are named in support roles. Mackey signals intent to seek re election as Assessor with higher salary.
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L. M. Burnside
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Seidge Jlpuller
Pringwey
Dodge Fuller
Puller
Michigan Cavalry
Ceddar Creek
Sheridan
Winchester
Minideka
W. W
Gidley Wuld
Hares W. Aichiret
Hastriet
Anid Kamortiony Andilir Wii
Setere
Anderean
M.S. Minekes
Arnie
Albert Kaumann
Act
Une
A. J. Kershner
Carey
Main Street
Gornell
A. B. Cornell
Josephine L. Bye
Grinnell
Towa
Fer Ald
Grace E. Cotter
Iowa
Liew Carey Dam
Lown
Keefer
Shostione
Dietrich Hotel
Main
State University of Nebraska
New Mexico
W. Lee
Henrietta Moore
Department of English
Maie State University
Portland
FG. Lynch
U. S
Dietrich
Mr. Lynch
Mes
W. T. Dougherty
Missesaurus Cornell
Ruth Tallman
Suostione
Founta in drug store project and Dubois town growth
Bob McCullum drives a new fountain project costing 2500 dollars plus 225 dollars freight, promising an adornment for Shoshone and a modern drinks service. McCullum and partners tour the Dubois project west of the city, with White Kull Company capitalists planning rail and irrigation links, while local residents, merchants, and claimants engage in town development and commerce.
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Boise
Dr. Baugh
Shoshone
Tt. M. McCullum
Idaho
Pair Falls
John L. Sentien
New York
Dubwis
Eityth
Oscar Johannesen
George Meant
W. L
Hiaine
Fred
Win Susil
Senden
Idabe
Metielinnin
Bridge for Snake River Canyon Proposed Between Twin Falls and Shoshone
The Major backs a bridge a quarter mile above Shoshone Falls to unite Twin Falls and Shoshone, estimate 60000 dollars, with women from both counties urged to lead fundraising and organize. The plan envisions a wagon and foot bridge, possibly a railroad span with Oregon Short Line aiding funding. The site would enhance tourism to Shoshone Falls and connect the two communities.
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Twin Falls
Lincoln
Idaho
Snake River
Wil River
Shoshone
Sarhidgy
Ither Ety
Diy
Devils Corval
Gine Lakes
Perrine Fruit Ranch
Vitias
Reed
Fc le
Democratic Central Committee Meeting Endorses Bowen for Congress
A Shoshone County Democratic gathering at the Conmerwas Old last Saturday drew prominent Democrats from across the county. Jas Tr Bothwell spoke on preliminary law, outlining qualification rules for upcoming primaries. The group endorsed State Senator A M Bowen of Hailey for congressman, with several outsiders attending from Gooding Hagerman Heyburn Minidoka and Glove Creek.
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Fay
Democratic Central Committee
Lineal
Jorney
Bothwell
A.M. Bowen
Hailey
Shoshone
Hoy Jumes
Mr. Lomey
Gooding
Mr. Brailsford Hagerman
George Schadde
Heyburn
UW. Sears
Minideka
Flames Aeron
Grek
Installations of Elegant Sew Fountals
Fragmented OCR text describes an event at a location with a white pavilion mantle and mentions a frame of Guid oak and Crete. It appears to reference a ceremonial installation or display with unfamiliar names and items. The readable portions are unclear and mixed with garbled words.
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W. T. Bough Hue
Crete
Algie of Canket Cormeenatt Ativer
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Mackey
Saya
Bob McCullum
Dubois
Idaho Falls
McCollian
McCollum
Bine
McGoltuim
White-Kulin Company
Serigalion
St. Anthony
Fiewu
Vieit
Seis
Thelreh
W. T. Donigherty
MTA
Eivernment Aberieam Vetor
James H. Brady
Diake River
Major Reed
Snake
Shoshone Falls