Profit and Unity Mark Republican Meeting in Boise
Reports from Boise dated June describe the Idaho Republican State Central Committee gathering as harmonious and unified. Delegates praised party readiness, predicted a landslide victory, and noted adjustments including Idaho County representation rising to 16 to recognize Thunder Mountain.
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Boise
Republican State Committee
State Central Committee
Aguinaldos
Congress
Idaho
Thunder Mountain
Victim of Misfortune Buried at Ketchum Sunday
The remains of Sophus August Grandjyan died after being accidentally shot during a burglary chase near Reiinvess Wash. He had been night watchman for the Puget Sound Packing Company. His funeral was held in Ketchum, where his sister Mrs. Ingeborg Leflang and many friends mourn him. The incident mirrored the McKinley shooting in location.
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Ketchum
Sophus August Grandjyan
Reiinvess Wash
Ketchhum
Ingeborg Leflang
Puget Sound
McKinley
Marks Golden Eagle moves stock to Hailey ahead of summer
C. E. Cole manager of the Marks Golden Eagle has packed and moved the stock to Hailey for the summer. The last shipment of goods went up Saturday with Mr. Cole and Mr. Gill. They will open another store here about the last of July carrying a better and more complete stock. We recommend Mr. Cole as a thorough businessman and enterprising citizen.
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C. E. Cole
Marks
Golden Eagle
Hailey
Cole
Gill
Mr. Cole
Thunder Mountain
Newstrom
Mackay
Ketchum
One-Armed Coonsman Foibles Train Bluff Near Yard
A one armed man, advance man for a traveling coon show, tried to board a departing freight last Friday morning. Conductor Freeman ordered him off, he tried again on a box car, moved to the yard’s far end, was removed, then brandished a large gun at a brakeman as the caboose passed. The conductor called out a sharp remark as the scene ended.
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Coon
Gooding
Freeman
Ihan
A. O. U. W. Delegates Pass Through Shoshone En Route
A special train bearing delegates of the A. O. U. W. to the national convention traveled through Shoshone Sunday evening en route to Portland Oregon. Notable figures aboard included A. C. Harwick supreme master workman Webb McNall supreme foreman C. R. Matson supreme overseer M. W. Sackett supreme recorder and J. A. Asker supreme treasurer. McNall is known as former Kansas insurance commissioner who forced insurers to meet populist regulations. Matson was Cook County Illinois sheriff at the Haymarket executions.
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Shoshone
Portland
Oregon
A. C. Harwick
Buffalo
Webb McNall
Gaylord
Kan
C. R. Matson
Chicago
M. W. Sackett
Meadville
Supreme Recorder
J. A. Asker
Albany
McNall
Insurance Commissioner
Kansas
Matson
Cook County
Illinois
Haymarket
Thunder Mountain Riches Draw Miners to Camp
Miner H L Hollister extols Thunder Mountain as a future great mining center. He reports inexhaustible ore bodies, large copper veins, and abundant gold, with 800 residents and 70 more expected. Claims are saleable, supply lines tight but improving, and four large dykes under construction as rich strikes and active development proliferate.
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H. L. Hollister
Thunder Mountain
Mr. Hollister
Binnabar
Dewey
Pairview
Sunnyside
Salmon River
It’s a Shame on Stock Running at Large Ordinance
Community laments roaming stock as village plans to enforce a new ordinance prohibiting cattle and other livestock from running at large. Last week cattle damaged trees at F R Gooding’s home. A warning to residents accompanies the measure.
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F R. Gooding
Zarlo and Rueland Wed at Catholic Church in Pocatello
Joe Zarlo of Pocatello and Miss Carrie Rueland were married Wednesday morning at the Catholic church Father Godschall officiating. Zarlo, a machinist for the O. S. L. railroad, is praised in his hometown. Rueland has lived in Shoshone for about three years and is admired for her charm and character. The couple left for their future home in Pocatello Wednesday night amid best wishes for happiness and devotion.
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Joe Zarlo
Pocatello
Carrie Rueland
This City
Father _Godschall
Zarlo
O. S. L. Railroad
Shoshone
Joe Burbidge
Poestello
Thumb Injury on Westbound Train Leaves Pritchard Hospitalbound
Brakeman J H Pritchard suffered a crushed right thumb while coupling in a dining car area of a westbound train last Saturday evening. He was tended by Doctors Baugh and Rogers who dressed the wound and he proceeded to Salt Lake City on the night train. The physicians believed the thumb could be saved.
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J. H. Pritchard
Better Train Service On Branch With New Engine Use
Engine No 214 becomes the passenger engine on the branch while old No 605 hauls stock and ties up at this place. Two trains daily will run during the stock season as shipping remains heavy, with about one train load of stock arriving daily. Shippers welcome the change to reduce prior inconvenience.
Lincoln County Man Honored by Governor Appoints Board Members
Matt McFall of Shoshone is named to the Albion Normal School board of trustees by Gov Hunt. New appointees include J M Pierow Conant Cassia county B F Mahoney Cassia county M T Mack Nampa replacing W T Jack Ceasia county R T Storey secretary H L Eames president of the board. The resignations take effect on the 10th. The writer remarks the appointee deserves better from the democratic party.
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Lincoln County
Matt McFall
Socialist State Convention Sets Weiser July 20 Ticket
The Idaho Falls meeting of the state central committee of the socialist party reports good attendance at a Monday session. They vote to hold the state convention at Weiser on July 20 and plan to place a full state ticket on the ballot in the upcoming election.
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Socialist Party
Idaho
Weiser
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