Journal of the Shoshone era notes and canal, post office talk
A garbled column cites diverse topics from agriculture and canal economics to Wall Street, Dowie, Bristow, a railroad robbery, canal competition versus railways, a tobacconist defiance, Peary polar claims, Navy Moody, and a 2500 a year post office appointment. It blends political and scientific musings with random notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peary
Moody
Tak
Campbell
White House
Cleveland
August W. Machen
Post Office Department
Machen
Washington Officials Rarely Seen in Automobiles
The article notes few automobiles in Washington and that officials and diplomats avoid cars, preferring carriages. It states the president favors homes and never uses surveys or drives out of town in any vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wallington
Geometry ode by senior class sparks school pride
A student ode praising geometry from the senior class is highlighted alongside local notices. Dr EK W Kleinman returns from Milner, Mrs Emerson's condition improves, and plans surface for rebuilding the South Street property formerly housing Custer's meat market. Local businesses Eye Dr W A Baugh considers a new block, with stores likely vacating soon. Farmers test plows on F W Gooding's ranch reveal rotary plow struggles with sagebrush roots but the breaking sulky successfully turns soil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tail Street
Custer
Stevens
W. A. Baugh
Tow, Parry
Frank Whittington
Dr. Baugh
Water users meeting to regulate Malady and Big Wood rivers
Notice calls a meeting at the Brown schoolhouse district No 11 on Saturday Oct 8 109 at 11 am to arrange measures to reduce water flow. The water users committee led by Cons A Jones and J P Stevenson invites all interested to attend for important business. Also inquiry about Green's August Flower a dyspepsia and liver remedy with sales and book offer and 25 cent bottle recommendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown School House
Thos M. Starrh
Gi. G. Grewx
Woudbury
N. 2
Thanks to friends and neighbors for support after loss
Mr and Mrs R W Swope express heartfelt thanks to kind friends and neighbors for assistance, sympathy, and comforting words during the illness and death of their young daughter.
Water Division Two seeks irrigation rights in Blaine County suit
Legal notice from the District Court of the Fourth Judicial District Idaho Blaine County. Water Commissioner petitions for adjudication of rights to Little Wood River and its tributaries for irrigation and domestic use. Defendants must answer within twenty days after service. failure, defaults possible. Clerk Gro A McLeod and attorney Nom Rusex listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idano
Hwaber
Vane Piainetf
Idal
Ida
Poe
Blabie
Evry
Deere
Sim
Campin
Foweth
Idaho
Blaine
Tanal
Gro
A. McLeod
Nom Rusex
Pinber Land Act Notice Publication Hailey Idaho 1900
Notice published by the United States Land Office Hailey Idaho announces a timber land sale under the 1874 Pinber Land Act. It sets forth purchase terms, required filings, and deadlines, naming witnesses and officers including Ludovicus M. and J. Snane. Filing must occur before the specified November deadline at Silverhill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Hailey
Idaho
Congress
California
Oregon
Nevada
Waalington Territory
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W. D. Crocker
Fubuaner
Horhone
Monneain
Demmnetine
Ttisnel
Wail
Wall Street
New York
Dowie
Bristow
United States
Geometry
Bey Gemetry
EK. W. Kleinman
Milner
Mra. Emerson
Mr. and
Mrs. R. W. Swope
Intermountain
Dretination
Bratch
District Court
Koumth Judicial District
State OF
Re OY An Te We
Water Colambioner
Water Division
Nuaher Two
Vane
Hanvoln
State
B.S
Atlow
Bso
Fessala
Silvehane
Ludovicus M
Joong Wale
Gangley Charles We. Hooker
Wil O
Arene
Cood Housekeeping
Holt
Preles
Paciflc Qouat Ofer
Lumbian Building
San Francisco
Cal
Lincoln County
Journal
Shoshone and
Lincoln Co
Charles Burgess
City Dray Line
Shoshone Realty For Sale
J. E. Laxr
Shoshone, Idaho
T. W. Parry
Idaho Brewing Co
Boise
Wheeler & Swope
the Booth Furniture CO
St. Clair
Idaho ST
Boise, Idaho
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