District court docket and state sheep dip plan
The district court convenes next Wednesday with a docket including foreclosures and damages cases such as Texas Angel vs Thomas Starrh and Mary Powers vs John Dempsey. Governor Gooding backs a federal plan to dip all Idaho sheep by April to eradicate sheep scab, with Col. Geo J Hickoth and Dr. George E Noble leading inspectors. about two and a half million sheep in state and three quarters of a million non residents will be dipped at a cost near 100000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Texas Angel
Thos. A. Starrh
Robert Angel
BE. A. Walters
George E. Noble
Idaho
Capital News
Farming Begun on Twin Falls Land Tracts After Dam Closure
After the Milner dam gates closed and the water diverted into the great canal, Twin Falls land tract farmers began plowing and sowing for 1905. Landholders employed practical methods, with sagebrush removal and winter work already completed, and spring activity rising as the season progresses. The virgin soil is expected to yield a highly profitable harvest for the owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milner
Twin Falls
Grouse Defenses Describe Sudden Flight Patterns
The text explains how the grouse uses many defenses, freezing until a hunter is close, then leaping up and away. It notes the bird’s speed and stealth, with rapid wingbeats audible only to the hunter, and a quick retreat to concealment among branches as it evades pursuit.
Lincoln County Teachers association meeting at high school
A county teachers meeting is set for tomorrow at 2 PM in the high school building. A program includes pupil papers, discussions, and musical selections with remarks by the County Superintendent. March 6 1906, Phoshone Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Teachers Association
Harriet Prescott Spofford’s Convincing Locomotive Tale
Painstaking methods used by Harriet Prescott Spofford to render a short story about a green hand attempting to operate a locomotive. She studied levers valves flues and fear of the fireman, interviewed engineers and firemen, and had the tale read by railroading readers who believed it could be written by a seasoned engine driver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Prescott Spofford
Harriet Prescott
Spofford
New England
Tiessot
Incredible Bravery Cited For Healing Eye Injury
In Syracuse New York Chas F Lemburger recalls his son suffering a deep eye cut. He applied Bucklin's Amica Salve which quickly healed the gash and saved the eye. The salve also helps burns and ulcers and costs 25 cents at local drug stores in Shoshone and Hagerman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Lemburger
Syracuse
N. Y
Bucklin
W. H. Baugh
Shoshone
Pardon Application to be Presented in Idaho
Notice states an application for pardon will be made to the Idaho Board of Pardons at its Boise meeting on April 5 1905 for Daym Norwoop who was sentenced in October 1897 by Lincoln County District Court to a Boise penitentiary term for second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Pardons of the
State of
Idaho
Boise
Lincoln County
Moving west spring migration offer for eastern residents
Western rail agents announce reduced spring and summer rates from all eastern points to every western section. They seek names of potential travelers and will contact them to present cheapest travel options. Address inquiries to CA Wanxen, Gen 1 Agent, Chicago & Northwestern Ry. P O Box 7 0 Salt Lake Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanxen
Chicago & Northwestern Ry
P.O
Salt Lake
Utah
Anecdote of Wellington at Salamanca Battlefield
A late 19th century anecdote recalls Wellington hungry at Salamanca before the decisive clash. His staff shared a makeshift breakfast behind a storm wall as he rode to battle, grabbing a leg of chicken and bread before urging his horse onward to confront the French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Salamanca
Spain
Startling Mortality and Remedies for Digestive Ailments
An 19th century notice touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a cure for appendicitis and peritonitis with claims from M Flannery of Chicago and distributors W H Baugh in Shoshon and W V Irons in Hagerman asserting relief from constipation and biliousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
M. Flannery
Customs House Place
Chicago
W. H. Baugh
Shoshon
W. V. Irons
Hagerman
Dissolution of W. T. Godfrey & Co Firm
The partnership of W. T. Godfrey and W. H. Baugh under W. T. Godfrey & Co is dissolved with Baugh retiring. Godfrey continues the business, assumes all debts, and will collect outstanding accounts. Dated February 15, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Godfrey
W. H. Baugh
W. T. Godfrey & Co
First National Bank Opens for Business in 1903
The bank began operation on January 20, 1903 with FP R Goontse as president and F W Goopre as vice president. Cnns M Heurnitd served as cashier. Directors organized to conduct general banking, accept deposits, and loan money on approved notes.
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the District Court
Wec
Mary Powers
John Dempsey
Hawley & Puckett
Uberland
J. Barnes J. Guy
Barnum
A. Walters
Jas Morris & Sons Co
N’s Ferry Land & Irrigation N. V
Nce
So Frost Et al
Martins Canal and Reservoir Co
Barnum & Lucy
Richards & Haya
A. Martin
Liberty Millett
Leon Calhoun
E. A. Walters
Alexander Toponce
Twin Falls Land & Water Co
Henderson & McMillan
Henderson & Price
Critchelow& Barrett
Bennett and Snell
Oregon Short Ling R. R. Co
Wm. Mabbutt
Dietrich
P. L. Williams
Myrtle Wright
Joseph Wright
Thompson
Oregon Short Line
R-R. Co
F. S. Dietrich
A.W. Waters
H. J. Barnes
State of Idaho
Harry Hambagh
Jos. Bush
Alfral Hardie
Teacher's Association Meeting
Dorothy Crawford
Exlwart Pratt
RB Hinton
Luther
Wolfe
Ky Jelsison
Mieseick
Village Board Fleeting
Fhoshone
Ida
J. F. White
T. M. Starrh
J. v Iron
Amd
Walnut
Andy Olen
Geo. M. Brown
Magy
L & W Co
F. E. Grosse
Harry W. Anderson
E. A. Bowler
Frank Whittington
W. D. Crocker
Edith Bowler
L. M. Burnside
Alice
J. F. Warr
Harry W. Asperson
First National Bank
Shoshoi
FP. R. Goontse
F. W. Goopre
Cnns
M. Heurnitd
Ies
Woodworth
Donaldson
E. W. Horton
E. W. Kleinman
House
Frenk Whittington
Frank T. Disney
Picenia Lite Insuraceeon
Buggins
Baugh
Shoshore
J. HM. Rogers
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