Indefinite Delay Hits Indian Lands Readjustment
Washington dispatch reports Indian Agent A F Caldwell ordered to redo allotments on the Fort Hall ceded lands with a full field review. Protests by Pocatello citizens spark a six month or longer delay as Interior and Fort Bridger treaty issues trigger new calculations and a spring start.
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Poss
Tello
Indian Office
Cald
Caldwell
Salt Lake Tribunce
Pocatello
Dubois
Secretary of the Interior
Fort Hall
Fort Bridger
Senator Dubois
Washington
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Tribune
Washington Dispatch
Y M M A Report for 1901 Shows Growth and Activity
Y M M A annual report 1901 lists 609 total members 75 292 weekday visitors 4102 Sunday visitors 12491 baths 8607 letters written 2049 books drawn 4402 papers distributed 668 total meetings for men only 1200 dollars worth of books added to the library opened for use December 1906
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Y. M
Hicks
Real Estate Transfers Recorded by Leaf and Black
Last week Leaf and Black recorded multiple transfers including Lote 4 and 5 block 521 to Harmon and Liddell for 375 dollars and Lota 17 and 18 block 446 to John Riff waller for 200 dollars plus several other parcels and buyers such as John McCoy Mary E Everett Raynor Theodore Kleen Ooton Dube Nellie Spencer Claude Smith McCammon andKt 1 T'enoe with prices ranging from 9 to 6500 dollars.
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Leaf & Black
Lote
Harmon & Liddell
Consideration
Lota
John Riffwaller
John McCoy
Mary E Everett
D Raynor
W W Raynor
Theodore Kleen
Ooton Dube
Mra
Nellie Spencer
Claude Smith
McCammon
T'enoe
Y L M I A Ball Public Social Ends in Noted Success
The Y L M I A took the lead at their annual ball at the Pavilion last night with a smooth floor and an excellent program under Prof Chas Fetzer. The event cleared about 50 after covering postponed ball costs, with Mesdames Richard Douglas and L O Pond highlighted for driving the effort.
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Chas, Fetzer
Richard Douglas
L. O. Pond
Plan Rejected Populists Refuse to Join Democrats
A Boise herald special reports Idaho Populists refuse to align with Democrats. The advisory committee urges the party stay intact and run a straight Populist ticket. Attending were Chairman Andrews ex Congressman Gunn State Auditor Jones D L Badley and A G Whittier with letters from Beatley Balentine and Glenn supporting party integrity.
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Salt Lake Herald
Boise
Andrews
Heitfelt
People’s Party
Idaho
Gunn
Jones
D. L. Badley
A. G. Whittier
T. W. Beatley
Moscow
J. W. Ballantine
Bellevue
T. L. Glenn
The New Shops Track Started Progress in Early Construction
Work on the new shops moves fast as stone from Waterfall Wye and sand from Silver Bow arrive. Cement is stored and excavating for the round house nears completion while a track to the main shops begins from the old round house. Machinery for Grace Hyde Company expected Monday.
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Jobin
Waterfall
Wye
Round House
Silver Bow
Mont
Grace & Hyde Company
The Dentist in the Auditorium Building
A dentist in the Auditorium building is presented as the preferred choice over longer established East Side practices. The piece contrasts old methods with modern tools and hints at a shift in public preference toward up-to-date care.
DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and Ballards Syrup Advertisements
An advertisement touts DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve for cuts burns and bruises claiming it draws out fire relieves pain and heals wounds. It warns against counterfeits and promotes Ballards Horgnounn Syrup as a cure for coughs colds and pulmonary ailments with a price of two dollars and sixty cents.
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DeWitt
Bean
H H Whittlesey
Ballard
A L Cook
The Handsomest Woman in Pooately Improves Beauty
A short promotional tale by Sprague's Pharmacy touts a health regimen to preserve beauty. It touts daily bowel movement, digestion, and blood cleansing as keys to a fresh complexion and vitality, framed as consumer advice from a local pharmacy.
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My Lane
Sprague
State News Notes From Our Exchanges
The Supreme Court denied the writ of habeas corpus for R W Pierce, currently in the penitentiary for embezzlement from Canyon county. B T Burns of Moscow sold 40 head of two year old steers at 44 cents per pound, averaging over 1200 pounds. Mr. Lyons sold 71 hogs for Seattle at $5.05 per hundred, netting $999.70. The Board of Pardons commuted the sentences of Geo A Williams and Hyrum Anderson for burglary from Bear Lake county. The Catholic Sisters hospital site chosen in Lewiston, using the academy building for hospital use with a new academy to be built. County commissioners disallowed Sheriff Kreutinger’s $314 bill for bringing Kit Onitwood from Tennessee, awaiting appeal of legal opinion on state funding for such extraditions. The matter likely to go to the Supreme Court for mandate to audit and pay the bill.
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B. T. Burns
Moscow
Boise
Board of Pardons
Geo. A. Williams
Hyrum Anderson
Bear Lake County
Lewiston
Idaho
Kreutinger
Kit Onitwood
Tennessee
Johnson
Martin
Supreme Court
Brady secures 150000 in bonds for American Falls power
Report states J H Brady floated one hundred fifty thousand dollars in bonds for the American Falls Water Power and Light Co. Jamison neither confirms nor denies but says Brady has funds to complete the project. A trust deed for 150000 to the Royal Trust Co of Chicago has been placed with Bannock County Recorder, confirming the report.
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J. H. Brady
American Falla Water, Power and Light Co
Jamison
Mr. Brady
Brady
Pocatello
Royal Trust Company of
Chicago
Recorder
Bannock County
City of Pocatello Warrants Call and Payment Notice
City of Pocatello invites payment of all warrants up to current date including warrant number Nodia. Warrants are payable at the clerk’s office with interest accruing to the date of payment. January 1, 1900. Milos Palu Pills referenced. details unclear.
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Pocatello
Thair Wall
Idaho's metal output in 1900 shows declines and small gains
Idaho’s 1900 mineral report notes gold output fell by 164,300 dollars from 1899 to 1900, totaling 1,124,700 dollars. Silver output rose to 6,429,100 ounces, raising coinage value to 88,312,272 dollars and commercial value to 3,986,042 dollars. Copper and lead increased, coal remained minimal with only 10 tons produced, and a nickeliferous deposit near Mt. Idaho is being developed to assess profitability.
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Geological Survey
Chas. D. Walcott
United States
Idaho
Sisterhood
Commonwealth
Walcott
Corseshoe Bend
Boise County
Salt Lake restaurant raises meal price to twenty cents
On January 21 the Salt Lake restaurant will raise prices to 20 cents per meal due to higher provisions. Black and Parker, proprietors.
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Salt Lake
Black & Parker
Piles Sufferers Offered Tabler's Buckeye Ointment Cure
Advertisement notes Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment guarantees relief from piles. Bottles priced at 50 cents and tubes at 75 cents. Signed by Mrs A L Cook.
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Tabler
A L Cook
County commissioners approve jail bids and sell county land
County officials held a busy session approving sheriff sale of nonperforming county land after a 30 day notice period. They authorized advertising for bids to build four chrome steel jail cells with center corridor and filed plans by February 17. Juror lists for the next district court term were drawn amid a contentious bid dispute between two company representatives.
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Rice
District Court
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Utah
W. Grove
Dr. Miles
R W Pierce
Canyon County
Catholic Sisters of the Order of St. Joseph
Sisters of Visitation
City OF
Pouvatello
Dawkati
E . Pocatello
Mt. Idaho
Idaho County
Boise News
Claina
Representa
Ride
Board of Prisoners
Fred Downey
Cense
Kant
Eae A Dea Rae 1
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