Controversy Over Street Grading and Highway Work Dispute
A city street grading dispute centers on engineer ledgers, contractor Todd, and the board. Trustees question grading methods and the cost of laying posts and pipes at intersections, while the city contends work followed plans and paid for the measured results.
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Tod
Mr. Todd
Ates
Todd
Antrew
Ilaradet
Weather Damage Delays Northern Plains Rail Lines
A severe storm hit the Northern Great Plains causing heavy snow and freezing conditions. North Dakota and Minnesota rail routes faced long delays from twelve to fifteen hours as crews struggled with equipment shortages and high winds. Train service impacted regions including the Northern Pacific and Great Morsters corridors with widespread travel disruption and safety concerns.
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North Dakota
Minnearte
Panenger
Met
Northern Peottio
Tmomsiaine
Turbulent Finance Trial and Local Theatre Notes
A chaotic set of financial charges and indictments unfolds as officials discuss shortages, bonds, and possible embezzlement linked to a government fund. Separately, Mrs. Mary Mestayer stars in a new stage production with Oliver Aarswood managing, slated for a one night Auditorium appearance.
Premier Laurier and the Forests
A fragmented Ottawa text discusses Canada’s premier Laurier and forestry policy. Mentions preservation of timber, forestry leadership, and national resource concerns. Contains garbled names and unclear sentences but centers on government action affecting timber growth and forest management.
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Fir
Lawrier
Rae Ralled
Ottawa
Ge United
Chet Leslee
Caneda
Land grants and mining ventures across Lewiston and Gold Ridge
State land board agent Marvin oversees 12 000 acres lent for Hale's mentions amid long delays. The Gold Rider Mining group near the Clearwater River plans sinking 200 feet at the Gold Ridge site, eyeing strong ore yields. Court actions conclude with modest recovered sums as legal matters creep through probate and district court.
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Marvin
Tate Land Board
Lewiston
Land Department
Washington
State Land Board
Idaho Map Distribution Under New Commission Plan
The General Land Office in Washington plans to issue 2000 copies of Idaho maps under the new system. About 1000 maps will go to schools, 1000 for information requests, with changes such as dropping "Snake River Desert" and "Broken Leave Pls teen" to improve accuracy. Major cities like Boise, Pocatello, Lewiston, and Wallace will be highlighted on the top plate.
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Wdaho
Weshivaton
Cotconl Fitter
Hhae
Miller
United States
Hey Barn
Washington
Sumke River Desert
Bole
Pocatello
Lewiston
Wallace
Catholic Ladies Club Fair Supports New Academy Fund
A local Catholic Ladies' Club fair at Blackwell Park drew crowds Thursday for a philanthropic event supporting a new academy. The event featured diamond ring and chinaware contests, booths for fancy work, Japanese tea, candy, cigars, and a thriving country store. Proceeds from booths and tickets topped 1,500 dollars, with music by Ningo's orchestra and a late dance.
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Beneft
New Academy
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Margaret
Berke McMildan
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Cometry
O'Brien
Wil Tias Heinen
Lake City Hardware Company
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JL. Robinson
Ted Epren
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Aline Keddy
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Robbery Trial Convicts Two Men in North Pacific Case
The jury found both defendants guilty after a high profile robbery in a northern town. Witnesses identified the men by face and clothing. items stolen included a watch and a purse. The defense offered limited rebuttal as the court finished testimony and the judge prepared sentencing.
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Bat
Toy
Kotepai
Saint
Wemou
Ted
Baldy
Justin van
Jemen Murray
Murmy
Haight
Chelwem
Wenbington
William Corey
Kootenai
Justin Shew
Gully Kgeinet
Creighton
Stewart
Washington Meal
Wade Walle
Creighigen
Frontier Camp Life and Pursuit of Indians
Fragmentary tale describes a frontier trek led by Roper and a boy guide crossing distance, camping with Bearers guarding a crowd, a big log fire, and Reginald Kaper recalling campaigns chasing Indians in the early West. Suspense surrounds a pursuit and a 40 patten lawful order.
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Roper
Manny
Dremme
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