Public road declarations by Bannock County Board May 1908
Special meeting of Bannock County Commissioners in Pocatello Idaho. The board declares multiple roads through lands owned by petitioners and the United States as public roads, with dedication of sixty feet and cost to be covered. Descriptions cover sections in Townships 68 and 76 East, with creek crossings and route details.
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PocaTsuL_o
Idaho
Board of County Commsssioners
Bannock County
Board of County Commissioners
Court House
T. B. Smith
United States
Pocatello
Ross Fork
Pocatello Creek
Rabbit Creek
Bec 20
Bec 16
Sec 15
Posatela Creek
Bec 13
Eald Bec
Morth
Road Overseer Appointed and Roads Altered in Districts Two and Eleven
The board appoints John P. Toone as Road Overseer for District No 2 to serve until a successor is qualified. A road change in District No 11 shifts a route from ranch to ranch across Birch Creek, authorized with willing landowners. Licenses for intoxicating liquors granted to H O Harkness in McCammon and I E Eliason Henry for one year from specified dates.
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Pocatello Creek
Ira Hogan
John P. Toone
Eald
BW. Hendereos
B. W. Henderson
George Gittins
George Glover
Birch Creek
Desere
H. O. Harkness
McCimmon
Iesac Eliason
Heary
Harkness
McCammon
Iease Eliason
Henry
Pocatello Public Road Proposed Across County Lands
Bannock County Idaho Board on May 22 1908 considers establishing a public road from near Second Avenue in Pocatello southeast across sections to Portneuf River. Board favors 6500 appropriation for opening laying out and bridge construction with private and city matching funds and oversight by Milo Hendricks. Petition signed by Wm Lewis and others.
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PooaTzEtto
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
Banncck County
Second
Pocatello
Esid
Pocetelio Fair and Driving Association
Sald
Sheg Sald Range
Mioe Creek
G Belfige S
Portneuf
Milo Hendgicks
Road Alteration and Public Walk Contract Adjustments
The board orders William Lewis to alter a road across his land and fence it to county standards, with view by Commissioner Hyde and District No. 19 overseer, then to declare it a public road upon a proper report. It also extends James Patton’s concrete walk contract to June 1 1904 and commits bond remedies and repairs for forty blocks to meet specifications within one year.
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William Lewis
Hyde
James Patton
Court House
J. B. Bistlice
BR. M. Pyper
Board of County Commissioners
J.B. Bistlise
R. M. Pypet
George T. Hyde
Baonock County
Eaid
Eald
Warning on Kidney Cure Enters Local Drug Store Ads
A warning promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy for kidney and bladder trouble. The notice claims the cure prevents curses and diseases and notes sale at Bean's Drug Store.
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Wes Foley
Gair
Bean
Wis Last Hope Realized
An Otahome settler, stricken by severe diarrhea during a hot 1888 trek, recovers after a neighbor provides Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. A large dose relieves agony within minutes and restores the patient to activity within an hour.
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Prem
Gentinel
Geboo
Mont
Otahome
Setters
Fortune
Jane
Fragmentary note on asthma sufferers and a money offer
A damaged line mentions asthma sufferers and a vague offer amount or recommendation. It references a Benes or Dena and a small sum, with no clear event or names. The text is incomprehensible and lacks verifiable details.
Farrar's Dattr-EPail st. Marie home from trip
Farrar returns from a brief trip to Lava and reports a very fine journey. Prof. Walter R. Siders will lead the morning service at the Baptist church next Sunday. Judge Budge visits the city for Wakeley v Wakeley water sale case. Mrs. O Melveney and daughter depart for a month in Colorado. George Wakeley and John Ware, Oscoda residents, seen in town. Howard Gardar, who lost an arm, is recovering well after the switch engine incident.
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Epail
Walter R. Siders
the Baptist
Bishop Fundea to lead service at Trinity Sunday
The bishop will arrive at Trinity Episcopal church on Sunday morning at eleven o'clock to celebrate the Lord's Supper.
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Fundea
Tri-nity Episcopal Church
Caldwell Leaves For Silinoie In Family Illness
Mee A F Caldwell left on the 9 45 train this afternoon for the home of her parents in Silinoie as her father lies seriously ill, prompting the trip.
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Mee
A. F. Caldwell
Silinoie
Chiefs of Police Seek W. B. Hogg on Larceny Charge
Authorities report W. B. Hogg is wanted at Agsconda on a charge of petit larceny. The Amacon da officials have been notified.
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W. B. Hogg
Agsconda
Amaconda
Reverend Olney Kendall En Route Home From Nebraska
Rev Olney Kendall of Van Wyck Idaho traveled through the city today on his way home from Lincoln Nebraska where he spent the winter awaiting spring travel repairs and rest.
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Olney Kendall
van Wyck
Idaho
Linoa
Nebraska
Echoe
Epweeth League Reading Circle Plans Evening Meeting
The Epweeth League Reading Circle will meet tonight at the church. A large attendance is desired as plans are being formed to extend the Circle's work.
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Epweeth League Reading Circle
Baseball game set Sunday between Machinista and Pocatello
A Sunday afternoon baseball game is arranged at 8 o clock between the Machinista team and the Pocatello squad. Both teams are in good condition and expect to win.
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Machinista
Pocatello
Unsigned Update From Soda Sgrines Hospital
Last evening reports from Soda Sgrines say Commissioner Wm. Serkie remains seriously ill but stable. He is not out of danger though his condition shows some improvement beyond expectations.
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Soda Sgrines
la Sergatrd
Cousty Ccomaussioner
Serkie
Couple From Rawhina and Shaw Wed in Simple Dome Ceremony
James K. LaPrade of Rawhina Wyoming and Marty A. Shaw were married Wednesday evening at 8 o clock in the Dome of the bride s parents 606 Haz Street Avenue. Rev Henry Van Sugela officiated in the presence of a few intimate friends.
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Jemes K. LaPrade
Rawhina
Wyoming
Marty A. Shaw
Rasents
Hazsiees Avenue
Henry van Sugela
Floral tribute at Mrs. John Bille’s bier from Pcontelio Aerie
A wreath encircling a badge with wings was placed on the coffin of Mrs. John Bille by the Fraternal Order of Magics group Pcontelio Aerie. The arrangement featured vivid red and white blossoms and was described as a superb floral display in the city.
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John Bille
Pcontelio Aerie
Order of
Magics
Track plans spark movement near MeOmen
Local readers report agitation over a proposed race track project located about three miles west of MeOmen. Citizens Chas Potter and Aaron Outier reportedly oppose the plan while Tom Lavates backs it, signaling a heated community debate before formal steps proceed.
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Chas. Potter
Aaron Outier
Tom Lavates
Fragmentary Line Confusion from Comets and Det Text
The readable fragment references comets and unclear terms like Det but lacks coherent facts, names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a complete news item.
California Wild Men Report From Calaveras County
A hunter party from Angels Camp, California, on a Calaveras County trek along the San Antonio River, encountered a trio of mysterious pale-skin Indians in burlap nests high in trees. They described a thin child in gunny sacks, a man and a woman, a vine of dried fish and nuts, and a long, monkey-like hand and foot resemblance. The group fled as investigators prepared to descend from the trees.
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Angels Camp
Cal
Calaveras County
San Antono
Major Word returns from Idaho bridge project described
The Deseret News reports Major Charles Word has returned from Idaho where he worked on foundations for a suspension bridge across the Snake River at Glenn’s Ferry near the Malad River junction. Ford notes sandy soil but rich lucern and potential for vast irrigated crops. Twin Falls and American Falls firms and Glenn’s Ferry venture push land development despite ongoing litigation.
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Deseret News
Charles Word
Idaho
Snake River
Glenn
Ford
Majoe Ferd
Twin Faille
American Falls
Gienn
Palle
Carnegie's philanthropy praised yet critiqued by readers
A reader argues that Andrew Carnegie gives much yet does not promote his own popularity. they say his gifts should better align with genuine emotion and avoid waste. The letter contends his wealth should advance science and widows and fatherless children without provoking negative feelings toward his motives.
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Carnegie
Hearst
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Board of Commissioners of
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Poestello
Wm. Lewis
T. Hros
E. G. Gauxer
Isis
Dena
Farrar
George Wakeley
Johe Ware
Oscida
Howard Gardarr
Lelong
California
Office of Idaho
Cook
Block, Pocatello, Idaho
P. O
MR. Carnegie
Levi Strauss
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