Dubois and Heitfeld Motive in Yost Confirmation Fight
Idaho senators Dubois and Heitfeld faced no legitimate grounds to object to John F. Yost’s nomination for register of the land office at Coeur d’Alene. The piece accuses them of using senatorial courtesy to block confirmation, alleging political motive, risking Republican unity and urging their retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boris
Republican Party
Nemesis
John F. Yost
Dubois
Heiffeld
Yust
Covenr d’Alene City
North Idaho
Confire
Mation
Yost
Washington
Senate
Heitfeld
Cravens
Trump
Idaho
United States
State House
Congress
Tleitfeld
Beloved Elias S Morley Laid To Rest In Simple Funeral
Elias S Morley a respected citizen died after bowel obstruction and gangrene in Hailey Idaho. Born in Jacksonville Vermont in 1830 he served four years in the First Vermont Cavalry in the Civil War. He married Laura J Sawyer in 1866 and lived in Boston Town and Inaho before settling in Idaho. He leaves a wife and daughter Lysle of Boise. Funeral at the Methodist church with G A R rites and local pallbearers.
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Elias Morley
Dan Ayers
Mr. Merley
Hailey
Emerson
Elias 5
Morley
Jacksonville
Vermont
Laura J. Sawyer
First
Vermont Cavalry
Boston
Inaho
Lysle
Boise
Methodist Church
G. A.R
First Shipment of Sheep From This Section
The first shipment of sheep, landed at Hailey, was loaded by Frank R. Gooding. Twenty double deckers were in the train, praised as in fine shape and expected to fetch top Chicago prices. S. E. Todd also plans a Sunday shipment to Mallery Commission Company of Chicago. The year has been excellent for stock with the range in prime condition. Asveckt train with Superintendent Calvert and other O S officials visited Letneh Sanday for fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank R. Gooding
Hailey
Chicago
S. E. Todd
Mallery Commission Company of Chicago
Honored the Dead in A Fitting Memorial Day Event
Fringed by clear skies, Sho Shone residents joined a civic march from the post office to the Methodist church for Memorial Day services led by Rev. J. S. McCain. Veterans, M. W. A., and K. P. lodges formed a ceremonial procession, flowers brightening graves as Comrade Donalson read the G. A. R. rites and the crowd paid tribute to Civil War and later servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Grant Post G. A R. E
Poet Office
Methodist Church
J. S. McCain
Ed. Waiters
Ralph Hanson
M. W. A. Lodge
Vance Stowell
K. of P. Lodge
Shoshone
J. W. Saviers
J. S. Durrah
Donalson
J.S McCain
U.S. Grant Post
Walter Murray Pleads Guilty in Petty Larceny Case
In Justice Court Judge Smith accepts Walter Murray’s guilty plea for petty larceny. Murray appeals to the court to consider his aged mother, claiming punishment would fall hardest on her. He cannot state her address when asked. Respect for his mother leads the court to sentence him to 30 days. he remains jailed awaiting trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Walker
Wm. Brody
Janape and Murray
H. A. Bayer
Walker
Bayer
Cabln
Brady
Aunt Anna
Dill
Boyer
Teactions
Bellevue
Blaine County
Walter Murray
Telephone Franchise Talk In Shoshone Meeting
Hugh L. Thomas of Rocky Mountain Bell attended Shoshone village board meeting Monday night to seek a franchise and said the line would reach Shoshone by July 1. A franchise was granted to Coltharp and Baugh for a Hagerman line now within six miles of Shoshone. Fred W. Gooding also sought a franchise for a line already in service extending to Gooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh L. Thomas
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Shoshone
Coltharp
Baugh
Hagerman
Fred W. Gooding
Gooding
Accident injures Ed Betts during gun cartridge extraction
Ed Betts of Gonding suffered a serious accident Wednesday while attempting to extract a cartridge from a gun. He removed the bullet, added powder and a wad, and when he plowed it out the charge exploded, striking him on the mole and knocking him senseless. A severe ball wound was inflicted but not deemed fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed, Betts
Gonding
Mr. Betts
Miss May Morris Leaves Local School for Whitingtoun Taree
Miss May Morris, longtime teacher at the local public school, has departed for her home at Whitingtoun Taree after accepting the post of assistant principal of the release of that place. Her many friends regret her leaving and bid her farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Morris
Eohool
Whitingtoun
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Dubois and Heitfeid
Elias S. Morley
J. Spencer McCain
Howard Bowler
Edward Pratt
C. Hanson
Pat Donovan
Ben A. Brewster
W. D. Vredenburgh
John Lamb
J.B. Lane
O. J. Brennan
Asveckt
Calvert
Fon
Walters
Ter
Hotel de Lunes
James M. Mathews
Frank Lawler
Smith
Saoshone
Justice Court
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