Mackay Horseshoe strike boosts Mackay ore prospects
Kay Development reports copper zinc milling ore found on the 350 foot level with a 150 foot vein, and a 40 foot wide deposit on the 250 foot level. New shaft at 350 feet shows better ore. Wayne Darlington predicts deeper ore and plans cross cuts and a full mill setup. The Mackay formation gains credibility for eventual success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Special
Boise
Horseshoe
Mackay
Kay Development Company
Wayne Darlington
Ife
Darlington
Idaho
Idaho Falls The William Mercantile Store Burglary
Thieves entered the William Mercantile store at Lona Thursday night and took about 25 dollars worth of provisions dry goods and cigars. No suspects yet though officers consider local Mexican laborers in the vicinity as possible involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Fallen
William Mercantile
Lona
Lsborere
Butte County Sets Dates for Third Annual Fair
At a fair court meeting in Area, the chamber of commerce selected August 28 and 29 for Butte County's third annual fair and race meeting. Committees have been appointed and are at work to ensure a successful event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Court
The
Chamber of Commerce
Butte County
Twin Falls Marks Twenty Years of Railroad Service
Twin Falls observes twenty years since the first regular train arrived from the east. The 1904 event brought visitors, barbecued beef at Perrine hotel, and widespread celebration. Local figures Major Fred Reed, Harley Milner, L E Prothero, RE Williams, D B Sullivan, and Senator M J Sweeley are recalled by residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Perrine Hotel
J'red Reed
Blue Lakes
Harley Milner
L. KE. Prothero
RE. B. Williams
D. Be, Sullivan
O. 8. Sh
M. J. Sweeley
University of Idaho enrollment up for next fall
Moscow reports show a larger enrollment anticipated at the University of Idaho with 700 to 800 new students possible next fall. Admissions and room reservations exceed 400, while last fall saw 683 new students. The university projects growing numbers despite 200 spring graduates and nonreturning students, continuing a five year trend of doubling campus size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
University of Idaho
Ofice
Hurt by Fall at Idaho Ranch Leaves Boy Injured
Idaho Falls August 8 11 year old Nels Peterson son of Pearl Peterson of Ammon is hospitalized with a fractured skull and facial lacerations after a horse he rode fell and the animal returned riderless. A search found him unconscious by the road. Relatives suspect the horse stumbled and fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Nels Peterson
Pearl Peter
Ammon
Hieroglyphics of Indian Origin Will Be Studied
John K E Rees a bureau of American ethnology researcher arrives in Boise to study Indian hieroglyphics at Givens Hot Springs south of Nampa. He will split the summer between the hot springs region and Antelope creek. Rees, with decades among Indigenous communities, is an ideographic and phonetic character reader whose work has yielded extensive data on early American history and Indian life. He has conducted research for about ten years and taught history at Salmon City high school in winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
John KE. Rees
Bureau of American Ethnology
Washington, D. C
Boise
Givens Hot Springs
South
O Nampa
Hot Springs
Antelope Creek
Rees
Reee
Bureau of Ethnology
Salmon City
Vienna silver and gold mine reopened to stir mining revival
Twin Falls reports the revival of the Vienna silver gold camp led by A. F. Peery and associates. The Vienna camp on Smilley Creek near Salmon River headwaters produced 1.5 million in precious metals in the 1880s. After reorganizations and a $250000 mill, ore treatment advances now use selective flotation. current stopes yield 25 to 80 ounces of silver and five to eight dollars of gold, with high grade ore around 200 pounds silver and fifteen dollars gold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Falls
Aug
Vienna
A. F. Peery
Hurt by Runaway
Idaho Falls Aug is the Spokane Tribune Special report of nine year old Dale Browning son of Mr and Mrs J G Browning who fell from a hayrack when the team ran away. He was treated at S D hospital and released home the same evening after a skull fracture was ruled unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Aug
Dale Browning
J. G. Browning
S. D. Sg
Council Adopts Auxiliary Diesel Engine for Power Plant
Idaho Falls council approves Fulton Iron Works bid for a 1200 bhp diesel engine and 600 kW generator at 71 062.50 to add an auxiliary to the power plant. City to review consolidating city county offices and assess county building use. July receipts 10 296.60. police reports show 66 in fines. three fires and six drills noted. Oregon Short Line seeks permit to discontinue streets for warehouse district track extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Water and Light Committee
Fulton Iron Works
Louis
Underhill
Daniels
Julius Marker
Carlson
Northwest Association of Police Officers
Vancouver
Oregon
Gold Hill Mine to Begin Development and Exploration
Development and exploratory work on the Gold Hill mine at Quartzburg will start immediately. A. Parry of Salt Lake City, president of the company, reports leasers last year extracted over 200000 from the mine. The shaft will reach 600 feet with cross tunnels. officials believe the mine is the mother lode feeding regional gold placers, with a potential great future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Species
Boise
Gold Hill
Quartzburg
A. Parry
Salt Lake
Utah
Stewart Campbell
Parry
J. W. McKinney
Salt Hehe Pentant
Funeral for James Heath Held Sunday in Rose Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for James Heath, who drowned in the Snake River last Sunday, will be held Sunday afternoon at 4 30. The rites will be conducted at the grave in Rose Hill cemetery. Bishop Edmund Lovell of the Shelton ward will preside. Pallbearers were chosen from among Heaths former classmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Idaho Falls
James Heath
Snake River
Rose Hill Cemetery
Edmund Lovell
Shelton Ward
Inkom Social News Highlights
Mrs Ella Pledger attends summer school in Pocatello and calls on Mrs A L Sloat. John Hart moved to General hospital in Pocatello after a stroke. W McClurg's month with relatives ends as they return to Tennis Washington. Herald Shappart, son of Mr and Mrs George Shappart, breaks a arm after a horse fall and is sent to Pocatello for care. Mrs J Weeks and son Norris travel to Dayton Utah for illness in Mrs Weeks mother. Mrs John Meese visits friends in Blackfoot. Fred Pidcock returns from Hollister. Marty Hints visits Pocatello. Stanley Whitworth conducts business in Pocatello. B C Bullis and family drive from Pocatello to Inkom to buy berries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Inkom
Ella Pledger
Pocatello
A. L. Sloat
John Hart
General Hospital
W. McClurg
Tennis
Wash
Herald Shappart
George Shappart
J. Weeks
Gon
Norris
Dayton
Utah
Stanley Whitworth
B. C. Bullis
Blackfoot Community Notes and Tragic Toll
Blackfoot notes report Camp Tenday girl scouts enjoying camp life with visitors and local visits of Mrs. Reid and Miss Chapman. A distant accident claims four year old John Barly Conlin in Kapfen Michigan, prompting family notices from J. H. Barly and friends in Island Park country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Blackfoot
Tenday
Te Mra
J.c.ngham
Ruth Chapman
Agee Ust Reid
James Just
Herma Albertson
Jason Lee
Sam Wilson
Island Park Country
William Varley
John Barly Conlin
John H. Barly
Kapten
Mich
J. H. Barly
iIsland
Mr. Karty
Marty
Adrian
Pioneers Stage An Annual Picnic
Aug 8 Tribune Special Idaho Falls reports the New Sweden pioneers held their annual picnic at District Ranch hosted by J H Gull. Around 60 pioneers attended with about 200 including families and friends. A noon lunch showcased county cooks followed by a musical program and talks on early district days. Officers chosen were Axel Anderson president Charles Anderson vice president and Miss Buelah Patton secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
New Sweden Pioneers
J. H. Gull
District Ranch
Axel Anderson
Charles Anderson
Buelah Patton
Weber Former Utah Chief Justice Dies at Home
Salt Lake City Aug 8 AP Albert John Weber former chief justice of the Utah supreme court died at his home shortly after 10 PM He was born West Point Iowa in 1859 He practiced law in Ogden 1889 to 1902 and once served as Weber county attorney The death was due to Brights disease The obituary mentions Hayes Edwarde Thone Roos Kent Naylor Vernon Thompson Harvey Sautter and Ralph Gesas as survivors or related individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Albert John Weber
Utah Supreme Court
West Point
Ogden
Weber County
Weber
Curtail Service on Hill City Branch
Shoshone August 8 The local office of the Short Time received notice that curtailment of train service on the Hill City branch would begin the following day The mixed train serving Camas Prairie will run Wednesday only Thursday and Friday until September when daily service may resume The reduced schedule eliminates one steady train crew for thirty days The Will City crew will handle freight on the Ketchum branch on alternate days This causes inconveniences to Pattons on the Ketchum branch and others on the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill City
Branc
Camas Prairi
Nex
Ketchum
Pattons
Had Long Car Trip Tribute Special
Rev and Mrs Joseph Gulick and Rob and Jac Ferebauer, sons of Mrs Gulick, traveled from Idaho Falls Aug 8 on an overland trip to New York and Atlantic coast points. They visited Washington DC Gettysburg Valley Forge and Virginia sites ending with Whitehouse New Jersey before returning via Niagara Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho Falls
Joseph Gulick
Rob
Jac Ferebauer
Gulick
New York
Atlantic
Washington, D. C
Gettysburg
Valley Forge
Virginia
Whitehouse
N. J
Guilek
Niagar Falls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Goodyear
Center Street
State Auto CO
South Third Ave
Hupmobile Sales and Service
Meath
Howard’s Garage
Second Avenue
Pioneers
Judge Weber
Hayes Edwarde
Thone Roos
Kent Naylor
Vernon Thompson
Harvey Sautter
Ralph Gesas
Waggoner
Ford Owners
Waggoner’s Motor Inn
Lewis Street
Studebaker
Alpe
National Automobile Chamber of
Com- SE
Aesmrae Euebes Ara
Baker
Bannock Motor Company
N. Arthur
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!