Court terms and county officers listed for 1903
The document lists officials including James M. Stevens judge Neal J. Sharp W A Hodgman register receiver and state officers such as Charles F. Baker John J. Fitzpatrick probate judge Jesse G Finnell sheriff William J Bowen assessor William Elder auditor and recorder Geo BE Keyes and others. It also outlines terms of court for the Sixth Judicial District in 1903 with dates across Custer Lemhi Bingham and Baaret counties and notes Custer Lodge No 21 I O C F regular meetings in Challis with officials W Elder N G J Fixxer Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles F. Baker
John J. Fitzpatrick
Jesse G. Finnell
William J. Bowen
William Elder
Geo
Custer Lodge No
C. F
Challis
N. G
G. Fixxer
Silver Leaf Rebekah NO
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No
Odd Fellows' Hall
Pearl McGowan
Mabel Jose
The Lone Kentucky Grave and a Faint Spring Away
A relic tale recalls Beecmont College in Kentucky and a forgotten grave near Harrodsburg. A young beauty at a spring resort danced until she collapsed and died, buried beneath an oak she loved, later marked only by sandstone corner stones. War, vandalism, and time erased the site, now preserved as part of a public park. The story ends with a dialog from the Boston Transcript about differing views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beecmont College
Cena
Saas Pyle
Worney
Judes
Bes Lehai
Hendsomest
Kentucky
Harrodsburg
Runaway Mare and a Tide of High Society Mood
Tom Vaughn and Miss Helen Dunlevy observe a stylish chestnut mare named Walebone as it bolts through a park scene. A flirtatious chase ends with the horse pulled up by the rider. later, engagement to a new life with Horace Vargin’s family sparks plans and a witty exchange about the runaway’s daring—set against a Shoreline society backdrop in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Vaughn
Hapeaas
George
Tom
Asid Hathaway
Pri
Hathaway
Ciel
Bradley
Mies Duslevy
Duslery
Walter
Horace Vargsn
Miss Beles
Peeson
Helen
Miss Dunlevy
Tacey, Movelin Road
Veaugin
Miesy
The New Tenant in the Quiet Village
A village tale unfolds around a new renter sparking gossip about a widow named Mrs. Lee. A summer romance with Philip ends in tragedy as Mrs. Lee dies suddenly after confessing love and leaving a $5,000 draft to the narrator. The cottage then remains vacant by November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertie Black
Aid
Ned
Philip
Fortney
Mr. Hee
Lue
Qniuisier & Gauge
Ter
Ae—Yass
Ramer Weies
Luis
Leta Giomone
Bert Macuva
Lee
Sue
Otter
Euram
Phaip
Zee
Bustamd
Nellie
Leeene Sead
Also Mentioned on This Page
Directories
Congress
U. 8
U.S. Attorney
Weldon B. Heyburn
Fred, T. Dubois
Burton L. French
John T. Morrison
Jas
M. Stevens
W. H. Gibson
Theo
Turner John A. Bagley
R. Rounds
V. Coozier
Henry N. Coffin
eRobert Bell
Mao L. Scott Wu
Egleson
Supreme Court
James F. Aulshie
LN. Sullivan
Charles Stockslager
Bth
pierRier
James M. Stevens
Custer County
Sixth Judicial District
Lemhi
Bingham County
Baaret County
Societie
Custer
Rendam
Istana
Sotclock
Thomas Jose
J. G. Finnell
Congregation Church
Christian Endeavor
Nickerson
Robert W. Philps
Oddeilows' Hall
Main Street
J.C. Rogers
W. W. Adamson
Rogers & Adamson
Attorneys-At-Law
R. A. Pierce
W. J. Lamme
Idaho
Ipaino
Frank Nigkorson
Challis, Ida
Utah
Montanay
Oregon
D. E. Burley
G. P
T.A
Salt Lake City
Robinson Bar
Warm Spring Creek
Salmon River
Clayton
Superior
Medical Properties
D. Williams
Mr. Timmine
John
Mr. Timmins
Mrs. Timmins
John Tumming
Boston Transcript
Raftery
Chicago Record Herald
Cousin Mne
Sor
Tedependence
Kia
J. A Anderson
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