Local Notes From McCammon Idaho November
Ed Jacobs returned from Iowa and plans to open a new store soon. An invitation party by Miss Clara Geer featured games, singing, and light supper. Eddie Gittens injured his foot with an axe while cutting wood. Mrs. Quinn dressed the wound. The Literary Society elected officers J. W. Myers president, Miss Hyrne vice president, Miss S. Boice secretary, Eve Worthen treasurer, and D. T. Quigley sergeant at arms. A mock trial ended in a non suit and next meeting set for Wednesday November 27. Rumors say Sam Whitehead would make an ideal mother-in-law and Williams failed to blush during a scene.
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M’common
Idaho
Ed Jacobs
Iowa
Clara Geer
H. O. Harkness
Eddie Gittens
Sam “Whitehead
Williams
Marriages and regional health notes from Idaho correspondents
Special correspondents report a marriage in Lasco with Mickelson and Miss Gean Jensen, followed by a public dinner. They note local smallpox scares and a recent diphtheria event in Perry, plus fall work and weddings in Rosta. Infrastructure work includes reservoir construction and bridge projects between Arimo and McCammon.
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Lasco
Idaho
Martin “Mickelson
Gean .Jensen
Ovid
Bear Lake County
Waller
Franklin
Ematlox
Rosta
Sheldon Cutter
Lilly Powers
Wilford Marley
Ione Reymond
Logan Tempe
Eprion
Arimo
McCammon
Notice of dissolution of Brown and Lee partnership
Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between L. D. Brown and K. G. Leaf under the firm name of Brown & Lee has been dissolved this day. G. Leaf will continue the business and collect all accounts and pay all debts. Dated Pocatello Idaho November 20, 1901.
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L. D. Brown
K. G. Leaf
Brown & Lee
G. Leaf
K. G. Lear
Pocatello
Ideho
Idaho Awards Toast Pan American success with medals
Idaho officials list state and citizen awards from the Pan American exposition in Buffalo. Honors include gold for general agricultural display and fresh fruit, silver for timber and plums, bronze for minerals and pears, plus honorable mentions across fruits nuts wines and a prehistoric image.
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Hon. L. OC. Rice
Idaho
Buffalo
State of Idaho
State University of Idaho
Perrine
Blue Bakes
Lincoln Co
Robert Schleicher
Lewiston
L W Sabine
Emmett
J ¥ Miller
Boise
Wm Soule
LA Porter
Crawford
C J Sinsel
L W Darland
W G Paul
Parma
P P Shelby
Bradshaw
W H. Taylor
Payette
Dr Bowers
Messrs. Cole
West of
A P Quinby
J A Ebbenberg
Middleton
Wim Coxson
St Anthony
Robert Schreishher
M A Kurtz
Nampa
Woman From Boise Accused Of Robbing Miner In Ogden Meet
W Hutchings, Boise City mining promoter, testified in Judge Stephens court about a woman named Elizabeth Gould who lured him from a waiting room to a hotel, stole $35 while he slept, and threatened to reveal his actions. Gould claimed Hutchings lied. she was arrested then released on prosecuting attorney’s motion.
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Elizabeth Gould
Nevada
Ogden
Mr. Hutchings
Hutchings
Stephens
Butchings
Mountain Home
State News Notes From The Commonwealth
A compilation of brief notes from Idaho towns covers electric lighting plans in Troy Payette county leaders offer 65000 for a large saw mill Boise food inspection calls and a hoax will case Shoshone death of Barney Hanaven a 65 year old New Yorker Grangeville grocer ships whiskey to Thunder Mountain Oakley water bonds Lewiston grass conditions Halley jury eligibility ruling disqualifying two women under statute 3935 and the judge upholding the prosecution stance
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Boise
Davis Levy
Barney Hanaven
Shoshone
New York State
Grangeville
Thunder Mountain
Halley
Perky
Lost Coat Recovered by Japanese Gentleman in Idaho Town
A. K. Hicks of the Y M C A. had an overcoat stolen from a hotel peg. A Japanese railway worker in Pocatello claimed it as his. After an officer and interpreter confirmed the tale the Jap surrendered the coat, and Hicks was joyfully reunited with his garment.
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A. K. Hicks
Bannock
Mr. Hicks
Pocatello
Mikado
Ross Fork
Hicks
Teachers examination under Mee supervision travels county
Anna Harmer county superintendent of schools conducts a teachers examination in the district court room this evening. Candidates include Julia Gillan Cedar Falls W H Hillman Downey Louis Brossard Oxford A D Bradfield Harrisville John H Sherlock Ayershire Sophia Boyce Dempsey Isabelle M Johnson Pocatello Mies Gillan teaches Cove Bradfield Cleveland Sherlock Lost River Blaine county Mabel Carleton Pocatello also seeking first grade certificate A branch examination is at Soda Springs led by Les Sperry.
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Anna Harmer
Julia Gillan
Cedar Falls
Iowa
W. H. Hillman
Downey
Ida
Louis Brossard
Oxford
A. D. Bradfield
Harrisville
Ohio
John H. Sherlock
Ayershire
Sophia Boyce
Dempsey
Isabelle M. Johnson
Pocatello
Ida Mies Gillan
Cove
Mr. Bradfield
Cleveland
This
Mr. Sherlock
Lost River
Blaine
Mise Mabel Carleton
Pocatally
Soda Springs
Les Sperry
Narrow escape shocks L A West after head injury
L A West, with a bandaged head and perilous concussion, escaped death when a heavy roll of linoleum toppled from a second floor hoist and struck him above the ear. A doctor halted the bleeding and stitched a deep gash, leaving West in a shaky but living state.
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L. A. West
Mr. West
Power plant frictions divided Idaho Falls and Pocatello
The Idaho Falls Register reports on a crisscross power plant dispute involving American Falls Power Light and Water Co and a proposed Pocatello franchise. The council narrowly blocked a franchise after a prior plan to supply Pocatello with power seemed stalled. The piece questions council judgments and warns of potential court battles and wasted effort.
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Idaho Falls Register
Pocatello
American Falls
Field Work Near Fort Hall Reservation Completion
Inspector Brigham reports field surveys and preparations for opening Fort Hall Reservation are nearly complete. Only land classification of eight townships remains, with Col. Ferguson currently at work on the task.
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Brigham
Washington
Fort Hall
Mr. Oliver
Col. Ferguson
Burglary at Maine Rooming House Stuns Early Morning Residents
About 3 am Friday burglars used a bent pin on a window to lift it and steal two suits from young tenants Max and Henry Weick. Mrs Cibulks heard the window opening but thought the residents were dressing for work. The robbers escaped with the clothing, leaving no trace of identification.
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Maine
Max
Henry Weick
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Pills Ad
An old advertisement touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills as a gentle reliable bowel regulator. It lists Bean's drug store and H Whittlesey as sellers and emphasizes a vegetable composition without griping.
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DeWitt
Bean
H. Whittlesey
Volunteer Fire Department Awards Uniform Contract
The Volunteer Fire department awarded the Kalamazoo firm Henderson-Hames Co. the contract for 30 uniforms, caps, and badges totaling 368 dollars. Tailor Mike Kubiak will measure on Sunday and uniforms should arrive in about 30 days.
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Tts
Henderson-Hames Co
Kalamazoo
Mich
Henoderava-Haines Company
Mike Kubiak
Joseph
Pocatello Fire Department
Veturn
Kemp's Balsam for Throated Lungs Advise Sale
The notice urges readers troubled with throat and lung affections to consult their druggist and obtain Kemp's Balsam for the Throated Lungs. It notes price 25 and 50 cents with a free trial size, and states Sprague's Pharmacy sells it.
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Sprague’s
No Arrests Yet In Senate Gambling Room Probe
Chief George Goodwin received a tip that gambling occurred behind the Senate room door. He found four white men and about twenty to twenty five Chinese and Japanese men with chairs stacked and no chips or money visible. He left without arrests, confident of what he believed.
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George Goodwin
Chief Goodwin
County Superintendent Office Days Listed for 1901
Bannock County announces office days for County Superintendent Anna Harmer. The office will be open November 21, 28, 28, and 20, 1901 at Poratello Idaho. Franklin County records show the schedule posted November 20, 1901.
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Anna Harmer
Poratello
Idaho
Acker’s Blood Purifier Ad From Bean’s Drug Store
An old advertisement promotes Acker’s blood purifier claiming it cleans blood disorders and improves health. It asserts impure blood shows as pale complexion, pimples, and eruptions, and promises a positive guarantee on every bottle sold by Bean’s Drug Store.
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Acker
Bean
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