Local notes from Hagerman and Shoshone tales and plans
A slice of frontier life reports visiting neighbors and family ties around Shoshone and Hagerman. Homer Davis builds a snug cabin while Tom Barnes and Miss Susie Thomason visit nearby. Alpha Kinsey and wife net two deer, and a petition forms to set a new voting precinct. Residents discuss road work, school extension, and upcoming dances as steam power plant plans for the Snake River springs take shape with local investors traveling from Twin Falls and Chicago.
Hagerman Happenings In Town And County News
Vimes are lively with spring rain and mud. John Galhoun from Castle Ford visited town last week while Charles Davis hauled cedar posts for Billy Holcomb. John McCabe dispenses spirits at Billy Coltharp’s saloon. The infant daughter of Lee Owsley was ill but improving. others sick last week also improved. Ed Dilatush went to Minadoka on the 22nd to work a claim. C F Bacon returned from Boise on the 21st. Mr and Mrs J H Schooler of Sand Springs with their daughter Cora and Miss Edeth Uhrlaub visited Mr and Mrs DuSault the night of Ross Updegraff and Leo Uhrlaub at Lewis’ Ferry enjoyed the dance on the 22nd. I M Heritage is being some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkins
Montrose
T. Barnier
H. Jacobson
E. Trimble
J. Boyle
J. Celgy
J. Conyers
Ed Owsley
Iva Gridley
Ora Gridley
Myrtle Conyers
Glenn's Ferry
Wilson Weatherby
C. Gostin
J. H. Schooler
Sand Springs
Miss Cora
Edeth Uhrlaub
Mrs. DuSault
Torture By Savages and a Kidney Cure Claim
W M Sherman of Cushing Maine recalls suffering kidney inflammation for three months with no relief until three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him. He cites the torture of Philippine captors as parallel to his own ordeal and praises the remedy for liver complaints dyspepsia blood disorders and malaria. Guaranteed by W H Baugh Shoshonn and W Van Sorns Hogesman at 50g
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Philippines
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
W. H. Baugh
W. van Sorns
Anatomy of the Nose and Its Predictive Notions in Race
The text surveys facial features, noting variations in nose shape among groups and the belief that certain nose traits reflect civilization. It cites Vinci on multiple nose types and Blanc on facial harmony, arguing that a well-shaped nose reflects beauty and can elevate perceived worth.
Remarkable Volcanic Activity at Mount Pelee and Alaska Peak
A New York Press item describes Mount Pelee as a violent, deathly vent with dense smoke and symmetric steam rings. It mentions an Alaska peak in Unimak Island named Shiskaidin or Shishsidin, actively melting ice near St Elias fields to aid Klondike gold seekers.
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Shishsidin
Bown
Martinique
Mount Pelee
Alaska
Unimakleland
Shiskaidin
St. Elias
Klondyke
Nome
Stishaldin
What She Would Do
Fragmentary verse lines hint at romantic themes and personal doubt. The scrambled text references a sky, a smile, a heart, and a Cleveland Leaser, suggesting a lyric fragment or unfinished poem about affection and perception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr Love
Grandest Book of Job Reflections in Poetic Hymn
A reflective piece extols the Book of Job as a grand eternal text on human destiny and divine ways. It uses lyrical praise to describe its sincerity simplicity epic melody and reconciled peace. The excerpt then shifts to a medical note about a man with two hearts, one atrophied and one healthy.
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Earth
Stevenson at His Work
The article discusses David Laffour produced under complicated circumstances about Stevenson's writings. It notes Stevenson and his wife examining Old Yellow court records from 1700 including James Stewart trial for the murder of a map designer. It mentions Breck and Dart Balfour and the Samoa setting amid political upheaval and wartime distraction affecting writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Laffour
Afteld
Steerson
James Stewart
Stevensen
Alan Breck
Dart Balfour
Samoa
Mra Stevenson
First Fountain Pen Invention Claims By Bramab Era
Fragmentary historical note credits Joseph Bramab with early fountain pen ideas in 1810 including a thin hollow metal tube ink delivery and a piston mechanism. It mentions John Scheffer in 1815 improving on Briegoah’s concepts to make fountain pens more reliable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bramab
John Scheffer
Briegoah
Edible Menu Card Feeds Guests At Hotel Fare
A quirky hotel feature says the latest in dining is an edible menu card made of butter or biscuits, served with cheese for guests to eat. The novelty blends bill of fare with dessert style presentation, attracting curiosity from patrons.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jounal
Homer Davis
Tom Barnes
Susie Thomason
Tom Gunton
M. J. Byrne
Wm. Strunk
Miss Pearl Crothers
Wm. Canzier
Jay
P. M
Shoshone
Alpha Kinsey
John Styrne
John Turner
Tom Byrne
Dora Byrne
Isaac Ranch
Agnes Feen
Teton City
Boise
Dick _McCormack
W. J. Wallace
G. B. Gehrig
Snake River
Charlie Guston
Joe Weech
Ki Kinman
Rupert
Mrs. Kinman
Walter Burkhard
Tee Nader
Harry Lower
D Johnson
Idaho Falls
J. E. Lane
Thousand Springs
Idaho
Nevada
Bruneau
Hagerman
C. E.gridley
Aes
Ogden
Utah
Mro
Mes
Bruce Bevercy Beckley
C. Welcher
A Welcher
Slick Broe
Camp
Purdum
G. H. Marti
Morris Roberts Company
Hon. Barlow Ferguson
Mr. Ferguson
Twin Falls
L. B. Perrine
Chicago
Guy Lemmon
P. M. Niles
Rock Creek
Edna Uhrlaub
Lara Miller
Archis Wallis
Tho Painter
Nampa
John Curran
Arcrage Seier
Vimes
John Galhoun
Castle Ford
Charles Davis
Billy Holcomb
John McCabe
Billy Coltharp
Lee Owsley
Dilatush
Minadoka
C. F. Bacon
Ross Updegraff
Leo Uhrlaub
Lewis’ Ferry
Legazza Bes
Vinci
Barles Blanc
Stevenson
New Columbia Hotel
F. Binford
Prop
CITY
Chas. Burcess
The
Meat Market
William C. Custer
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