Local residents travel and visit towns this week
Miss Delia Hangon went to Mil ner Tuesday. W. TL Kearney of Boise was in town yesterday. W. J. D'Arcy of Boise was in town Wednesday. D S Murphy came from his ranch Wednesday. Mire Mabel Bowler returned from Pico... yesterday. John McFall went to Big Wood river yesterday for a two day fishing trip. Mrs A S McMahon visits sister in Kimani this week. Mrs E W Kleinman and baby arrive in Shoshone from Los Angeles Wednesday. Miss Alta Gooding returns Wednesday from Washington. W W Custer goes to Rock Creek for cattle bought Tuesday. Mr and Mrs L M Laney of Fort Worth arrive Wednesday visiting Mr and Mrs Guy C Barnum. W J Smith raises the front of his store with new sill. ald sill rotted. Wade Swope E E Goudy Will Parry Frank Whittington go chicken hunting Wednesday, bag about a dozen birds. Colvin Oregon Short Line GM and W G Filer Twin Falls Land and Water GM ride private car yesterday on a shooting trip. George Brown Frank Millsaps Gus Keefer Wade Swope form fishing party to Big Wood river Sunday. fish scarce but trip pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colvin
Oregon Short Line
W.G. Filer
Twin Fally Land and Water Company
Mr. Calvin
George Brown
Frank Millsaps
Gus Keefer
Wade Swope
Big Wood River
Notable Figures Front and Medical Ethics Debates
A vivid excerpt from the New York Press discusses physicians’ duties to wealthy magnates like Morgan and Rockefeller, hinting at life prolongation for profit. It covers ownership of Dred Scott by Irene Sanford Chaffee, abolitionist sympathies, and a historical note on slavery’s legal limits. It also touches on perceived insanity in women and the rising medical role in social matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Sanford Chaffee
Springfield
Chaffee
Virginia
Dred Set
Hisiberty
United States Supreme Court
Napoleon’s Follies and the Russian Invasion
Goldwin Smith argues in Atlantic that Napoleon’s boldest folly was invading Russia. He notes the French pursued a doomed plan, misjudged the enemy, failed to secure retreat or subsistence, and lost most of his army in the harsh winter after Moscow’s fall. The piece labels Kutuzov’s tactics pivotal and laments the despot’s immense power to wreak evil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senselace
Haasin
Napoleon
Ivasion
Rusia
Minbitton
Jena
Austria
Prassia
Paris
Smolensko
Sin
Borodino
Moscow
Tim
Kutusoff
Beaulien
Mack
Goldwin Smith
Atlantic
The Green Sea Described In Ocean Topography
The article explains that no sea named Green Sea exists in topography. It notes the Sargasso Sea off Newfoundland and the Azores where seaweed mass forms the surface. It cites the Persian Gulf area with bright green water along the Arabian coast and suggests color from plants, water depth, or density.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Sea
Newfoundland
Azores
Sargasso Sea
Persian Gulf
Arabian
Dancing Dragred in a Sticky Village Ball Scene
A fit young man dances with a heavy young woman near Rahway New Jersey. He tires quickly and sits while she notices the floor is sticky. She discovers she wears rubbers, prompting a wry exchange about the conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rahway
N. J
New York
Taking the Cake in an Irish Dance Prize Tale
Bartlett and Coyne describe a Scenery and Antiquities of Ireland dance where a clurn dish bearing a cake served as the prize. After a long spirited contest, a young farmer’s son wins and places the cake in the lap of a bride-to-be, signaling his engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlett and Coyne
Ireland
The Vendetta Keeps its Obedience to Death
The cross becomes a threat of death and the Corsican who finds it knows he must expect no quarter. The vendetta never sleeps and does not know where it ends, extending beyond individuals to families. No one is exempt, and women share the peril with men.
Fragmented Mind Passage on Discipline and Thought
A fragment discusses unreflective minds and thoughts as a fluid force like water. It suggests thoughts are contained by disciplined mind knowledge rules and can be directed to tongue, hand, or foot to perform any desired use. The excerpt hints at control over mental faculties and their external expression.
Blame and Busy Moments Explain Pressure at Work
An unclear note describes blame and busy times at an office. The writer mentions missing income and a recurring pattern of coming in when the boss and others are present, implying workplace tension and accountability concerns. The fragment hints at routine conflicts over workload and compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alwass
The Ruler of Morseca and Shoshone Village Ordinance
A progreasive young ruler is described while an Idaho village adopts ordinance to prevent stock running at large. It requires driving cattle through village limits with a herder, impounding rules, penalties, and a public sale if not redeemed within days. Enforced by the Village Marshal, the measure repeals prior Ordinance No. 3, takes effect after publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoshone
Idaho
Fisney W. Axpeneox
Mahe
F. E.gmeave
Desert Land Notice Urged Publication At Once
Fragmented legal notice from a flagged docket mentions Bates Lami Olive Bailey Judeen and Sunes TM yir Bison Wiehe Exc intuetive at intention wtewort smacl clita. No clear dates or filing bodies readable. publication urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Desert
Bates Lami Olive, Bailey
Judeen Beret
Sunes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Delia Hangon
Milner
W. Tl, Kearney
Boise
W. J. D'Arcy
Murphy
Mire Mabel Bowler
Picaco
John McFall
A. S. McMahon
8. D. Perrine
Kimani
E.W. Kleinman
Baby
Los Angeles
Cal
Alta Gooding
Various Pointe
Washington
W. W. Custer
Rock Creek
W. C. Custer
E. E. Goudy
Will Parry
Frank Whittington
Rocsefeller
Morgan
Rockefeller Steezes
Clarges
Dijloughe Fesa
New York Press
Morseca
Marseca
F. W. Kleinman
M. D
First National Bank
Ofive Picea
Oregon
Sheatore Fee
Reguter
Senate
Thos. Fitzgerald, Prop
Kentucky
North Rail Street
Shoshone, Idaho
Henry Lee Prep
South Rail
Ms. Butler
The
William C. Custer
Hirle
Jos. Keefer
N. New Hotel
K. J. Perry
Frank T. Disney
Phoenix Lite Sesarssoy Shoshone
E. W. Horton
E. A. Walters
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