Reception planned for returning Idaho Guardsmen in Boise
Commercial Club and Camp Fire Girls organize a warm homecoming for Company BE and the Second Idaho troops from Nogales. Boise officials and citizens arrange a Christmas banquet at the Imperial Hotel, a torchlight parade, and band procession to greet the returning soldiers. Funds totaling 79.05 remain after Thanksgiving expenses will cover the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Fort Douglass
Salt Lake
Utah
War Department
Boise
Grangeville
Col Edleblute
Commercial Club
Fulton
Harold Harris
W. Brown
Stockton
Nogales
Imperial Hotel
Ter
Acetylene Lights Spread to Seven Farm Homes
A Globe report notes acetylene lighting plants installed by Henry Meyer and several neighbors across the Penn section, with installations at farms, a residence, woodshed, and other locations. McBoyle confirms satisfaction with low annual costs around 15 dollars, while furnishing details on stove adaptation and gas cooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Globe
Henry Meyer
Penn
Meyer
H. F. VonRerge
Ben Zebner
A. P. McBoyle
Grangeville
Mr. Watson
A. J
Archetrode
Senatorcleet
N. B
Maritynanes
Rescue ore goes $1100 to the ton at Rescue mine
Large shipments of ore are being produced at the Rescue mine after a revival of work left idle for a year. A new drift widens the ledge and ore is delivered at about $1100 per ton. The mine shows promise with ongoing development and rapid production.
Thomas Thompson Talks Mines at Stites
Thomas Thompson returned from Elk City where he found strong Christmas sales and prosperity. In Stites he told Enterprise editor about Sherman group operations in Bear Creek country and the Fox sale to Seattle parties. He urged boosting mining and warned against knocking mines as harmful to town and community development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Thompson
Stites
Elk City
Mr. Thompson
Enterprise
Sherman Group
Bear Creek
John Fox
Seattle
Globe
Billie Partsot
Florence
Commercial Club
Imperial Hotel
Mr. Parriot
Spokane
Killareny Girls Delight City After Obstacles
The Killareny Girls arrived Sunday evening after a train wreck and date changes, receiving a hearty welcome. Each performer shows talent with Rita Rich strong in child sketches, Hermans and Whiteside on violin, and Laura Verne delivering Irish brogue. Civic club praise follows their persistence, with door receipts between $50 and $60.
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Killarney
Killareny
Rita Rich
Hermans
Whiteside
Laura Verne
Emerald Isle
Big Pond
Civic Club
One of our finest country residences in Idaho county
N B Pettibone has completed a fine country residence at Circle 8 ranch nine miles northeast of Grangeville. The story and a half bungalow, 28 by 39 feet with eleven rooms, features a $400 lighting plant and modern appointments. Fred M Noyes finished the building in ten weeks. Mark Robinson and John Kabat are completing the painting. Idaho county roads and new homes are cited as bringing growth, while Madison Lumber & Mill Co plans substantial yard improvements in town with new sheds and a large stock of lumber next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. B. Pettibone
Idaho County
Circle 8 Ranch
Grangeville
Fred M. Noyes
Mark Robinson
John Kabat
Madison Lumber & Mill Comany
East Vool
J. 1 Kgleger
Chronicle
Harpster Area to Seek New Phone Line Creation
McComas and H V Dybvig traveled to the city Tuesday from the Harjmter country to gather steps for a new phone line from Grange Hill to Harpster and through the farming section. They will present the issue to the county commissioners at the next meeting in January.
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S&p
Mining case finally settled out of court
James Colgrove and J B P Reaves returned to Grangeville from Lewiston as witnesses in the Orogrande Gold Mining Company suit against Andrew Prader. The suit, heard in Idaho and Nez Perce counties, ended with a settlement of the remaining twenty five percent wages due to workers. Colgrove recovered 400 dollars from Prader, who had previously attached concentrates. With differences settled, mining operations plan to resume. Colgrove and Reaves promote the South Fork water grade road to Elk City and discuss regional development and railroad notes. The Orogrande Gold Mining Company renovates the old Apgan mine and other firms pursue development as water and transport projects advance.
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James Colgrove
J. BP. Reaves
Grangeville
Lewister
Orogrande Gold Mining Company
J Pickrell
Spokane
Judge Pickrell
Colfax
Andrew Prader
Steele
Idaho County
Nezperce
Prader
Colgrove
Idaho Couity Court
Messrs
Reaves
South Fork
Elk City
The
Tribune
Lewiston
Lewbton
Colrove
Ele City
Ordanside
Orogrande Golf Mining Company
Apgan
Una Mining Company
James Penman
Teumai
Mrs Hogue Dies After Operation in Seattle
Mrs Anna V Hogue 26 9 10 died in Seattle from peritonitis after an operation and was brought home to Ferdinand for burial. Formerly Miss Vera Hanses she lived west of Ferdinand. She was Leo Hanses sister with a mother and sisters in Ferdinand. She leaves a husband and daughter and many relatives. Funeral was conducted by A H Nau in Ferdinand.
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Hogue
Anna V. Hogue
Greencreek
Seattle
Ferdinand
Vera Hanses
Leo Hanses
A. H. Nau
Chronicle
Cottonwood Forms New Band Inaugural Practice Set
Cottonwood initializes a new community band with Sunday Dow 17 practice. Officers were elected to lead the organization and Professor Shattuck of Ferdinand was hired as instructor. Eighteen members own instruments, expected to reach about thirty as instrument access improves. The Commercial club funded the instructor for two months and begins purchasing instruments and music.
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Cottonwood
Shattuck
Ferdinand
Commercial Club
Masic
Golmur
Oicely
Chrontele
Sasenbery to Move Clothing Store in Wells Building
D H Sasenbery has rented the Wells building in the center Mock vacated by the Midway Cafe and will move his clothing and genteel furnishing stock into the new location as soon as it is prepared. Frank Vansise is renovating the interior and the emyenter Line ad notes subsequent painting to ready occupancy.
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D. H. Sasenpery
Wells
Mock
Midway Cafe
Frank Vansise
Aged Indian Dies at Home After Months of Illness
Wilber, an uncle of Tessie, aged Indian elder respected by tribesmen and whites, died last Saturday morning at his home near Mouth Ree Mile Canyon after months of illness. Services were led by Rev. James Hayes and Rev. Robt. Parsons with burial at the grave. He leaves a wife and two daughters, Mrs. Lee Samuels and Mes Like Late. The State Trading Co furnished the casket and accessories. attendance was large.
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Danies Wilber
Tessie
Ree Mile Canyon
James Hayes
Kamlah
Robt. Parsons
Tndian Presbyterian Church
Lee. Samuels
Mes
Stte Trading Co
Beaufi
Road projects eyed along Clearwater and Harpater area
Citizens and officials visited three miles up the Clearwater river to discuss road funding and the planned railroad grade from Wakely’s mine to Harpater. The goal is a seven mile connection to a forest service road at Bik City, aiding regional development and improving access despite recent power line slides.
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Hurpeter Eitizen
Beenton
Wol
Wakely
Daing
Hurpater
Clearwater
Harpater
Purpos
South Fork
Forest Service
Bik City
Harpeter
Two Thousand Dollar Ore Uncovered in Black Pine Mine
Stites Enterprise reports Black Pine Mine near Tremble City on the Dixie road shows rich ore. Directors including Br. Salmon describe a five stump engine and water power. Ore values from $40 to $80 per ton, with later strikes up to $400 per ton. Mine yard includes bank houses, cook house, mill, and superintendent’s bungalow.
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Stites Enterprise
BR. BE. Salmon
HK City
Philadelphia
Salmon
Black Pine Mining Company
Willes Tremble City
Dixie Road
Cook House
Whute
Titty
Idaho Education Need Totals Revealed by Board
The Idaho education board disclosed requested funding of 1 376 330 for maintenance buildings and programs at state institutions. Deputy Sheriff Quinlan Edwards and Stella Edwards wed quietly in Tawiston and return to Grangeville, with congratulations from the Globe.
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Ivan Wivane Ehairuan
Wound of Education
Boise
Tie
Lear
Funn
Balhiings
Maho
Momimal
Alliton Normale
Torch
Inet
Tod
Selient
Grangeville
Grangevilles
Rtak
Caldwell
Sandpoint
Aberdeen
Quinlan-Edwards
Sherilfe
Quinta
Stella Edwards
Deer Mark
Wash
Tawiston
Tee
Lattimore
Lawiston
Court House
Tur
Groon
Kooxkla
le Han
Moving Convicts South Sparks Highway Debates
J Loyal Adkison reports plans by Mr Hazzard to relocate convicts from White Bird to a southern project and to consider selling county mine spans. He notes the White Bird to project road remains unused and in poor condition, urging improvements to route travel toward Remington ferry and Baker’s Gulch to ease river traffic.
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J. Loyal Adkison
Henechen
Ad Reeeen
Mr. Hazzard
White Bird
Whitebird
Adkison Saya
Remington Ferry
Baker's MU and Gulch
Trav
Idaho County Good Roads Meeting Called
W. 8. Hussman presided at a December 28 Idaho County Good Roads association gathering. The purpose was to give county citizens a chance to meet lawmakers and express desires for road and highway improvements to be presented to the forthcoming legislature in Boise.
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Hussman
Idaho County Good Roads Association
Bolse
Mountain Goat Exhibit Attracts Attention In Idale County
Geary and Grou display a large mountain goat named Mewen Fal at their exhibit near Maxam. The goat, said to inhabit remote Idale County high mountains, attracts visitors while experts note the animal’s wary nature and the challenge of capturing it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geary & Grou
Maxam
C. Nitz
Idale
Nick McGhee Dies in Alberta at 16
Mt Tdabe resident Nick McGhee died Sunday December 1 at his Bassano home at age 16. He was father to Mrs. J. L. Brown of Mt Vlade and John Melires of the AL & FB store. Masons elect officers for the ensuing year at their regular meeting, with J. BE Ailes, WW Teese Went Jd, WJ George D Willey, Treasurer A. FL Parker, Secretary Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nick Megree
Alberta
Ford
Nick McGhee
Mt Tdabe
Sunhiy Dee
Bassano
Mr. McGhee
J. L. Brown
Mt Vlade
John Melires
AL & FB
Joey Masonic Order
Ailes
Teese
George D
Willey
FL Parker
Peterson
Snowy Weather Hits White Bird Area Tuesday Night
Todd Frizwell reports ten inches of snow on White Bird side and extending toward town Tuesday night. He notes this is unusual for the semitropical country and will require feeding of stock until the storm passes.
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White Bird
Todd Frizwell
TAPS RICH DISTRICT HIGHWAY BENEFITS FARMERS
A Voiced push for a water grade highway from Elk City to Stites would open rich agricultural land and aid about eighty homesteaders. Proponents cite reduced parcel post costs, with annual tonnage rising as demand grows, and urge early spring construction under Project No. 5 to connect Stites, Clearwater, and mining districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
Bik City
Bolae
Grangeville
U. S. Agricultural Department
Washington, D. C
J. H. Colgrove
Orogrande
Stites
George L. Esh
Elk City
Atites
Highway Commission
Mininte
Porestry Department
Idaho County
Wwe
Clearwater
Forest Reserve Line
Our City
Mill and Elevator Move Discussed by Farmers Union
Farmers Union Warehouse directors debated building a first class milling and grain elevator at Grangeville. They plan to notify local farmers to awaken interest, believing such a project would advance farming and public interests, though no concrete reasons against it are seen.
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Farmers’ Union Warehouse
Grangeville
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Idaho National Guards
Bol
D. H. Sasenbery
Thom
Black Pine
Piper
Black Pins
W. C. _McNutt
Idaho County Good Roads Meeting
Geo. L. Esh
South Fork Road
Mo P. Strecker
Newsome
Golden
Dixie
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