Hagerman Happenings Report Busy Valley News
Frank Frost visits Hagerman and Tina Conyers returns from Boise as hay cutting continues. P. Johnson ships 21 carloads of sheep from Chicago while Col. Frost sails for Omaha with horses. Frosts frost damaged melons and tomatoes. Curran plans a spacious residence. Bratton oversees O P Johnson’s kitchen. U S S surveyors settle below D B Bliss ranch. church meetings end. Hendrick writes of Elma family move. State game wardens return from Thunder Mountain with a 240 pound buck. fruit and melon shipments flood the valley. Will Croce reports a three month old boy and twin calves amid fertile soil and perfect water pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. P. Johnson
George Durfee
Will Croce
Milner dam work accelerates as night crew toilers pushed
Faris and Kes mobilize a night force to complete the dam project. W G Filer of Twin Falls Land and Water visits from Salt Lake City to review progress. School resumes with Miss Mattie Matthews from Logan Utah as teacher. Paul Bickel of the Twin Falls firm is back at work after illness. Northwestern Town delegates visit lands opened for settlement. Mrs J W Emerson recovers from Sunday wounds. Dr Kleinman returns to Shoshone then comes back to attend patient. nurse Miss Chrisman stays with the injured.
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W. G. Filer
The
Twin Falls Land and Water Company
Salt Lake City
Mattie Matthews
Logan
Utah
Matthews
Paul
A. Bickel
J. W
Emerson
Dr. Kleinman
Shoshone
Miss. Chrisman
Faris Kesl staff changes and local visit notes
Faris and Kesl hosted a visit by Faris's wife who arrived Saturday. Lince Manyon from Shoshone will run Faris and Kesl’s power house during night shifts. Mrs Baker from Meridian Idaho arrived Sunday. she plans Milner as her future home. Taylor Bros in Faris and Kesl's firm closed their contract last week and left for Pocatello due to running expenses. Mr. and Mrs. Gooding from Shoshone attended their wounded daughter Mrs. Emerson, joined by Dr. Kleinman. A party including Mrs. F. W. Gooding Leah Burnside and Miss Lila Gooding joined later. the latter returned home Monday while Mr. and Mrs. Gooding plan to stay until their daughter can travel to Shoshone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lince Manyon
Faris & Kesl
Taylor Bros
Faris & Kess
Pocatello
F. R. Gooding
Shoshone
Emerson
Dr. Kleinman
Mesdames
F. W. Gooding
Leah Burnside
Lila Gooding
Mrs. Gooding
Bliss, Fred Leadbetter Visits Glenns Ferry This Week
Fred Leadbetter Bliss traveled to Glenns Ferry with George Sherman and family. Mrs. Bliss collected the infant son of Mrs. J L Fuller from Shoshone and brought him back. he is in a Salt Lake City hospital. Frost has largely spared crops, farmers plan a third hay crop next week, and James Barnett with Preston Lanchester bale hay for Slick Bros for ditch work. James McAvoy injured a foot while constructing a rock house for D W Yaden and may be sidelined briefly. Attendees at the Baptist association gathering at Shoshone included W J Bolman, Mrs. Roberts and three daughters, D W Yaden and daughters Della and Minnie, James McAvoy, and Wm Patrick. Joxqui.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Barnett
Preston Lanchester
Slick Bros
Baptist Association
Shoshone
W. J. Bolman
Roberts
D. W. Yaden
Della
Minnie
James McAvoy
Wm. Patrick
Joxqui
Notice of Sale of School Bonds in Idaho District
Sealed bids for purchase of 400 in bonds of School District No 27 Lincoln county Idaho will be received until Sept 3 1908 at the office of the county superintendent Bonds 40 each with interest not over six percent payable annually First bond due January 5 1905 and the rest one each year Board may reject any bids By order of the board of trustees School District No 27 Lincoln county Idaho Mary Syoparasa Clerk Kanoka Idaho
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Lincoln County
Idaho
Lincoln
County
Mary Syoparasa
Kanoka
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Hagerman
Frank Frost
Art Montrose
Boise
Tina Conyers
Billy Coltharp
P. Johnson
Chicago
Frank Blackhart
W.D. Bratton
Columbus
Kansas
O. P. Johnson
Mr. Vaden
Dry Creek
Wm. Burnett
8. C. Frost
Omaha
John Curran
Walter Cook
Bruneau Valley
U.S. S
Snake River
D. B. Bliss
Frank T. Disney
Will Parry
Clover Creek
Aln. Conklin
Sioux City
Iowa
8. E. Parsons
Salina
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ and Latter Day Saints
Apostle Wa. Kelly
Lyman Hendrick
Elma
Wash
Henry Bryant
N. F. Uhrlaub
Buckeye
Will Clifford
W. van Torns
C. N. Dilatush
Thunder Mountain
Doc Smith
Faris & Kes
Ayor
Faris
Fred Leadbetter
Glenns Ferry
George Sherman
Henry Lee Prep
South Rail
Shoshone, Idaho
Stockmen’s Cafe
J. M. Butler
William C. Custer
Jos. Keefer
N. New Hotel
S. D. Boone
Special Argent
FAT Ley
JZ Feo
Essate
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Memphis
Southeastern Limited
Springfield
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
G. W. Martin
Western
17Th St
J. M. Rogers
E. W. Horton
San Franciseco
Iff
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
S. Williams
Milwaukee & St. Paul
South St. Salt
Lalo
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