Butler Arrested Bound Over For Horse Stealing Mystery
Butler of Clover Creek Cassia county bound over to district court on horse stealing charge. About twenty horses found with Butler near Shoshone Falls, some owned by Frost Kinsey Sims and others. Frank Perry, employed with Butler, discharged. Trial prep includes Sheriff Jones and County Attorney Disney pursuing full property protections. Darrow faces Harmon Cox jury bias duel, Borah prevailing in courtroom clash.
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Bert Butler
Clover Creek
Cassia County
Butler
Shoshone Falls
S.C. Frost
A. Kinsey
William Sims
Gia
Disney
B. P. Howells
Albion
Gooding
Frank Perry
Frenchman’s Island
Perry
Jones
Denver Man Saw Great Light
Denver Post special correspondent Hugh O Neil recalls Harmon Cox a veteran juror in the Haywood trial at Boise. Cox, battle scarred yet steady, sat among jurors with Grand Army badge, once passed for cause by the prosecution.
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Harmon Cox
Grand Army
Clarence Darrow
Clarance Darrow
Haywood
Darrow
Herman Cox
The
Borah
Chicago
Gladiator
Hugh O' Neil
Denver Post
Cox
Boise
He Deserves Success At Heyburn Brick Plant
W H Barker of Heyburn has spent a year establishing a brick plant. He faced many disappointments but has succeeded, turning out high quality brick. He now employs a large force and has orders for all he can make with improved machinery.
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W. H. Barker
Heyburn
Barker
Big Idaho irrigation canal work rushes to finish by fall
Contractors on the Carey act project in Lincoln county push winter work on the Idaho Irrigation canal. A 65 foot bottom width main canal from the diversion dam will feed Alberta and the western tract. About 150 men are employed, with labor quality varying. Spaniards and Austrians prove most reliable while Japs are often refused.
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Idaho Irigation Company
Lincoln County
Alberta
J. W. Slick
Slick Brothers
Idaho Irrigation Canal
Slick
Major Reed's Glad Rags For Memorial Day Address
G 8 Ellinger received orders to send Major Reed's best suit to Shoshone for a Memorial Day address. He decorated the garments with yards of silk chiffon including bows stripes hinges and rosettes. The outfit featured chiffon ruffles and was intended to bring joy.
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Ellinger
Reed
Shoshone
G. 8
No clear headline as major’s distress shades night scene
A sleepless night leaves a Major with an unruled brow and agitated appearance. The freshly worn suit shows signs of recent disturbance, reflecting a moment of tension in a quiet setting.
More Money In Sight In Lincoln County Assessed Values
County Assessor Wheeler expects to finish county wide assessment by fall with a noticeable rise over last year. He has partially completed the work and will return for remaining property notes. New irrigation tracts and Cary Act land openings in Lincoln County promise faster tax rolls and increased valuations.
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Wheeler
Lincoln County
Shoshone High School Class of ’07 Graduation Program
The baccalaureate sermon will be given Sunday at the Baptist church by Rev. T. M. Patterson on the theme The Great Commencement Day. Graduation exercises are Friday night at the opera house with six graduates receiving diplomas. The program includes invocations, essays, solos, a chorus, an address on Education the Fortune of the Republic, and diploma presentations. The school closes next week as teachers prepare for summer. some graduates plan college in the fall and staff moves to Rupert, Missouri, Boise, Idaho, and the east.
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the Baptist Church
T. M. Patterson
Shoshone High School
Opera House
C. A. Edwards
Francis Thome
Florence Brennan
Anna Book
Cowen
Ava McMahon
China
Vevia Brown
Th. Giese
the Republic
C. Arnold Edwards
Wheeler
Rupert
Crabtree
Cix
Missouri
Bambrick
Boise
Clark
Prof
Thompson
Wealthy mining group visits Croesus mine
Ex United States Senator Kearns and Silver King President Keith of Park City Utah with J Ross Clark of Salt Lake and Los Angeles Railroad arrive in Clarks private car with Judge Kelly and Mr Rigg spending the day at the Croesus mine and mill. The Clark family member Joe Clark is noted as brother to a Senator valued at 200 million dollars. The party totals about a quarter of a billion in wealth.
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United States
Kearns
Keith
Silver King
Park City
Utah
J. Ross Clark
Salt Lake and
Los Angeles Railroad
Clark
Judge Kelly
Union Pacific Railroad System
Rigg
Croesus Mine and Mill
Joe” Clark
Memorial Day Service Draws Largest Crowd in Shoshone
A vast Memorial day gathering at the Shoshone opera house featured a patriotic program, moving address by Major Fred Reed, and a cemetery graveside tribute. The crowd moved in an orderly procession after the hall exercises as C. C. Haynes appeared with his Overland stage to transport attendees both ways.
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Shoshone
Opera House
Fred Reed
C.C. Haynes
Landlord Huggins Rejects Dirty Money and Spittoons
A Minidoka landlord posts a strict notice in every room declaring no tobacco or habitual offenders allowed. The sign warns guests to spit only in proper vessels, praising cleanliness as essential to securing a room and avoiding fines seen in cities. Totten's livery stable is mentioned as a potential stopping point for those misbehaving.
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Huggins
Minidoka
Miss Proctor to teach in Picabo Bellevue schools
Miss Proctor, a teacher in Picabo for the past year, visited town Sunday night en route to Constance Ontario for the summer. She plans to return to Picabo in the fall to teach in Bellevue schools.
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Proctor
Picabo
Constance
Ontario
Pidabo
Bellevue
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Denver
Hugh O'Neill
Major Reed
Idaho
REATY
Totten
L. N. Heearse, Pro
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