Namesake of Late Harriman Near 16000 Acres of Fine Farming Land
The new town of Harriman sits by the Malad crossing on the Bliss-Rupert cut off of the Minnidoka and Southwestern railway in Lincoln county. It lies between Bliss and Wendell, near Gooding and Hagerman, with Shoestring irrigation nearby and Hagerman valley within reach. Opening day in November will draw 40 acres in town lots, with main proprietor Thomas J. Clark. Construction already under way, a new school district planned, and railroad grading advancing. The town, close to an electric plant at Lower Salmon Falls, is set to become a thriving rail point and irrigated hub ahead of the railway completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriman
Bliss-Rupert
Minnidoka & Southwestern
Lincoln County
Bliss
Wendell
Gooding
Hagerman
Twin Falls
Hagerman Valley
R. ¥. Wilcox
Frank R. Gooding
Board of County Commissioners
Idaho
Bease
Charman
Clerk
Dr Zeller to Practice Medicine in Shoshone
Dr C F Zeller of Shoshone is granted medical license by the State Board of Medical Examiners in Boise. A Kansas University and Kansas City medical college graduate, he has practiced in Mexico and Central America and will locate in the McMahon block once ready, while presently using the Commercial Club building. He has purchased a Carey ranch on the North Shoshone tract from Idaho Irrigation Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Zeller
Shoshone
State Board of Medicinl
Boise
Zeller
Medical Department
State University of Kansas
Medical College of
Kansas City
Mexico
Central America
McMahon Block
Commercial Club
Ennis
Idaho
Carey
North Shoshone
Idaho Irrigation Co
Notice of dissolution Diehl and Truman partnership ends
The partnership Diehl & Truman, Charles P. Diehl and Zell Truman of Shoshone Idaho, dissolved October 6 1909 by mutual consent. Zell Truman will continue the business at the same address and pay all debts and collect outstanding accounts. Witnessed and signed by Charles P. Diehl and Zell Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles P. Diehl
Zell Truman
Shoshone
Idaho
Diehl & Truman
Charles P. Creet
ZeLl. Truman
Lincoln County Idaho Board Sets 1909 Local Option Vote
Proceedings show the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners on October 11 1909 ordering a special election for November 17 1909 to decide a local option liquor ban with precinct polling places listed and officials named. The board also grants rights of way for Great Shoshone and Twin Falls Water Power Company and Southern Idaho Telephone Company along county roads and adopts quarterly road reports and road fund warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ctober
Board of Commissioners
Lincoln County
Idaho
Paul R. Kartzke
Chas. T. Harte
Chas. E. Gridley
Harry W. Anderson
Board of County Commisoners
Lincoln
A. D
Mayme Middleton
F. L. Bower
R. V. Wilcox
C. F. Borden
Senate
Mixtooka
A. L
Great Shoshone and Twin Falls Water Power Company
State of Idaho
Lin
Wendell
Bliss
Hagerman
Hillsdale
Bey
Southern Idaho Telephone Company Limited
Southern Idaho Telephone Company, Limited
J. R. Scarbrough
P. B. Butler
James Barnettes
C. KE. Syster
W. J. Peck
John J. Saviers
Robert West
J. B. Breeze
K. E. Carrier
A. MacKenzie
James Boden
L. F. Davia
Jos, Schneeberger
F. A. Oakes
North Road work boosts trade in city amid labor shortages
The board approves road projects and rail corridor leases in Lincoln County Idaho. Overseer appointments and wagon road petitions proceed as labor shortages push ranchers to earn cash. Growth plans cite North Shoshone road, potential electric line, and fruit land sales by Wells, Burdett, and Kipp amid Dietrich and Wendell developments.
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Walla Walla Country
Carey Lane
Tampa
Idaho [Rrigation Company
Mr. Wells
Greenacre
Spokane
Messia
Wells
Burdett
Dietrich
Lincoln County
Ed Company
R. H. Kipp
Merrifield Captures Idatwersgation Fruit Display Artfully
Photographer E G Merrifield has taken a striking image of the Idatwersgation Company fruit and vegetable display. His clear artistic view promises to boost publicity and potential newspaper use for the assignment.
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Merrifield
Idatw
Marriage at Episcopal Church in Isth iist
A ceremony was conducted at the Episcopal church by Rev. S. W. Creasy uniting Robert Jennings and Miss Grace Purdy. The groom owns a Richfield area ranch where they plan to reside. A new bridge over the Little Wood River on Greenwood Street Lerassing is under construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church
Rev
S. W. Creasy
Robert Jennings
Grace Purdy
Richfield
Little Wood River
Greenwood Street
Lerassing
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Zeller
THE
Robert Prectwwer
A. S. Abbott
Marie Becktel
J. F. Vincient
Geo. Bowlby
A. W. Shillington
Opera House
Acequia
D. R. Langtois
Andrew Ryberg
Mormon Cragin
Ed Deno
Tda Larsen
Odd Fellows Hall
Heyaurn
Effie Imes
B. J. Bradley
George Helowell
W. T. McDermott
Peterson Hall
A. B. Hartley
E. C. Boring
John L. Mont
Floyd Brown
A. B. Corcoran
Jerome
E. M. Walker
W. E. Bridges Faget
Reed
D. Ftone
R. H. Trail
Dan Beaton
A. Leroy Hastings
Chas. L. Dingler
J. Amdall
Clear Lake
Mary E. Lyster
F. N. Uhrlaub
Henry Smalley
A. G. Mada- Tena
J. W. Briggs
Clove Creek
Selon Bray
Carl J.B. Little
Joel Sanders
Butler
A. Hosa
Alberta Precint Register
W. Reeves
D. W. Lane Judes
G. M. Miller
Henry Lane
P. Johnson
Alberta Mercantile Store
Elise
Ed Roberts
A. Shay
W. J. Bolman
G. T. Shay
Dave Bliss
Burns Precinct
Ed Meese
John Byrne
Orville Crothers
W. G. Isaac
Mike Byrne
School
Goorwe
C. Egelus
Salem Carpenter
Julius Furteh
J. P. Stevenson
Willis Moulton
Suosnove
Mildred Barger
Alice Clark
Chris Hansen
Joe Darrah
C. P. Borden
SB. Key Gwin
Joe McMeekin
E. H. Purdy
Wesley Middleton
John Mills
Hagerman Hall
Merritt Pry
R_N_ Lyons
Hartshorn
W. Atterbury
G. McCabe
FA. Oakes
Alex MacKenzie
Jon. Schneeberger
F. Nelson
W. J. Peek
RB Scarbrough
Labor Ronda
L. F. Davis
James Hodett
B. B. Currier
E. Lyster
J. H. Barnett
Fred Otto
Ostrander Lbr. Co
Sibley Channel
Lbr. Co
H. Forbes & Co
North Road
John W. Hill
Furry Lbe
Rupert
Hdw
Weeter Lbr
Heyburn
Ltr
Humbe Brincoe
J.C. Man
J. W. Handy
Louis J. Anderson
State Land Board
Salt Lake
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