Halley Happenings and Local Roundup Notes
Halley daily notes report travelers from Salt Lake and Pitburg passing through, sheep camps at Kelly gulch growing, wool shipments awaiting depot chips, court attendees and a deputy sheriff arriving from Boise. Local improvements include hotel expansion, band praise, land availability, mail route talks, school elections, and widespread community updates across Gooding and Clover Creek areas.
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Halley
Mamer Spino
Salt Lake
Pitwburg
Kelly Gulch
Tock
Minidoka Notes Highlights From Town News
Minidoka notes report Howell Ferry back in service with crossings by several days. Master Riley Howell spent a few days at Yale dredge visiting children of Mr and Mrs H B Burroughs. Victor Vaughn, son of the stage proprietor, is recovering from a leg fracture after a tumble. Two wild cats, really baby rats, seen in town as Burroughs aims to raise them as pets. A near cyclone winds a dust storm swept Minidoka Saturday reducing visibility across buildings and streets.
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Howell
Riley Howell
Yale
H. 8. Burroughs
Vitor Vaughn
Minidoka
P. Coleman Burroughs
Minstrel Show at Opera House Receives Tepid Work
A colored minstrel company performed last evening at the opera house. The audience attendance was fair, but the quality of the act did not meet expectations.
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Opera House
Travel guidance highlights Rio Grande Westens Route to Salt Lake City
Public travel information extols the Great Salt Lake Route via Rio Grande Western, Denver and Rio Grande, and Colorado Midland railways offering six Eastbound options with through Pullman palace cars, sleeping cars, free reclining chairs, and dining service. Agents listed in San Francisco Portilawn and Salt Lake City.
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Rio Graxpe Westens
Denver
Rio Granpe
Colorado Midland
Salt Lake City
Temple City
Great Salt Lake
Salt Palace
Utah Valley
Pullman Palace
W. H. Suedaker
Montgomery
San Franciseo
D. Mansfield
Washington
Portilawn
W. C. McBride
E. Broadway
Butte
Geo. W. Heintz
Land Office Notice of Townships Plats Filing
Department of the Interior announces receipt of survey plats for multiple townships in Range 18, 11, 15, 13, 16, and 10 East or West sections in Hatley Idaho. Filing will occur Friday May 9, 1882, after which entries may be made in the townships. XJ. Saupe, Register. W. A Hampton, Receiver.
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Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Hatley
Idaho
XJ. Saupe
Register
W. A Hopaian
Reon
Appointment of J W Waldron United States Commissioner
United States Land Office Hailey Idaho announces J W Waldron of Shoshone Lin County Idaho appointed United States commissioner to take depositions and prepare all necessary papers for homestead desert and other land law entries in the county.
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United States Land Office
Hailey
Iia
J. W. Waldron
Shoshone
Lin County
Idaho
United States
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Journal
Bon St. Gray
Boise
Alma Julgon
George Chillingsworth
Camas Praire
Hollister
Thunder Mountain
Plawmerie
Hugh Cramer
Wood River
Ketuhum
George Lewis
Horace Lewis
Ketcham
Ketehans
Pops
Court House
C. P. Johnson
Burke
American Falls
Sheen
Leo Cramer
Mr. Watt
Hurley
Sam Bradford
Mandy
J.J. Coates
Sun Lewis
Walter Gooding
James Daniels
Orlando Emmons
Albert Hale
Gooding
Scarlitina
Lee Sims
Will Burnett
Alexander of
Kanaka
Picabo
Henry Carpenter
Mrs. Lewis
Jake
Emma Emmons
Mary Lewis
Woodworth
Avan
Clover Creek
Joel Sanders
Lee Vader
Effie Vaslen
B. C. Bray
Ira
Camas
Arthur Hobdey
Corral
Arthur Richardson
Rademacher
Arthur
Hagerman
A. McAnnity
Filenna Ferry
Recorders Office
Alvin McMehon
J. Spencer McCunn
Merhoust
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Pioneer
Minidoka Notes
S J.sharp
W. A. Holzman
D.C
TNE Equitable
L. Samuel
Oregonian
Portland
Oregon
D. Boone
Halley, Ita
Mcfall Mouse
North Rail ST
E. B. McFall
F. A. Burkill
South Rail Street
Shoshone, Idaho
Charles Burgess
City Dray Line
Stockmen’s Cafe
J. MN. Butler
The
William C. Custer
Deliveaco
Jos. Keefer
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