Directory fragment listing multiple names and offices
A partial directory fragment shows numerous individuals including George F Moors George J Lewis Bod B McPwri Tuinex Crutcher H Forney Htorer Jute Ht Anderson Henjamin F Heston Lewis Anderson and others. It references LAND OFFICE HAILEY District with H Brodhead W IL Horne and Sullivan Stodesinger John Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fragh Stouenbure
George F. Moors
George J. Lewis Bod
B. McPwri
Tuinex Crutcher
H. Forney
Tye
Anderson Henjamin
Heston Lewis Anderson
Oureh
Austen
Sullivan
Stodesinger
John Rogers
Notice to Property Owners of Houston Townsite
Probate Judge Albert C Bomar of Custer County Idaho issues notice regarding the Houston townsite land claim. Claimants must file a written statement within sixty days of first publication detailing parcel interests and supporting facts. Failure to do so bars any claim to the lands or any interest therein. First publication June 28 1898.
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Albert C. Bomar
Custer
Idaho
United States
S.W
N.W
S.E
N.B
Range
Boise Meridian
Tdaho
Houston
Custer County
Albert G. Bomar
A. C. Bomar
State of Idaho
Springs at Sullivan Hot Springs near Clayton
The Sullivan Hot Springs lie two and a half miles above Clayton on the Salmon river bank. The waters, sulphur rich and temperate, are cited for bathing and medicinal use. It is growing as a resort for invalids and pleasure seekers, with improvements by Sullivan and a day trip round trip fare of 50 cents. Carriage service will transport guests, two plunge baths are complete, and more facilities are planned.
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Sullivan
Clayton
Salmon River
Robinson Bar
Warm Spring Creek
Custer
Superior
Beardsley
Challis
Boara
Clipped Poem Echoes on Hours and Gates of Gold
A fragment from Suran Coolidge in Congregation contemplates hours as hills on which one may glimpse eternal light. It urges steadfast ascent despite fatigue and doubt, suggesting each hour offers a fresh view toward the Gates of Gold and spiritual freedom.
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Aes
Gold
Suran Coolidge
Forest Odyssey by Two Women Pioneers in Washington
Edith Tut tle recounts two sisters leaving Seattle in October to stake timber claims in western Washington. They trek through a dense virgin forest near Hoquiam, braving rough trails, cutting through brush, and surviving two nights with meager gear while navigating a daunting landscape and local skepticism.
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Verhead
Washington
Seattle
Humphulipa
Moquiam
Hoquium
Bukoes
A Harsh North West Summer Of Claiming Land And Struggle
The narrator and sister endure a wet, muddy trek to establish two adjoining claims near Hoquiam. They clear land, blaze corners, and imagine a future homestead amid bears, wolves, and bluejays. After six months, shelters rise, crops flourish, and isolation yields to neighbors, ending five years with government support and a sense of civilization’s creeping return.
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Hoquiam
Henuery
Won't Mind the Doctor Fashionable Woman Diet Protest
A famed physician declares women will not diet or live strictly. He recounts a 14 year old patient who follows his regime yet remains pallid and melancholic, criticizing overbearing rules and predicting he may drop the case if the girl does not obey.
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Renee
Absent-minded Henry George and a dinner misnaming episode
A writer notes Henry George's intellect was strong yet prone to forgetfulness. He joked about misnaming a candidate as Kinsella or Moriarty at a Lotus Club dinner while discussing potential comptroller candidacy, though he remained alert about business matters.
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Merry George
Mt Mt Odema
Henry George
Review of Reviews
Dayton
New York
Tomac
The
Lotus Elib
Kinsella
Moriarty
Kentucky storyteller Col Tom Stuart once famous
A collage of clipped anecdotes covers Kentucky lore with references to Col Tom Stuart famed as a state storyteller. Washington Star notes his return to Kentucky after years westward and a supposed death declared as natural. The piece weaves curiosities on gum chewing, Queen Victoria, Palestine yearning, and railways chased by the rise of long-distance telephones.
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Kentucky
Tom Stuart
Washington Star
Xtuterman
Queen
Palestine
Victoria
Moly
Mount of Olives
Jerusalem
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Dotorsra
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George Corzell
John J. Mccarthy
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Treloar
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A.C. Bomar
Congregational Church
Congregational
O'Eloekk
Guy Foster
L. Rogers
Anp Sureron
Challis, Idaho
J.S. Meyer
Sugvessor
J. B. Cutter
Challis, Dana
FF Otice
OM Brewery
R. A. Pierce
W. T. Reeves
Altorney-al-Law
Pocatello, Idaho
Leon E. Calhoun
Jeweller
Main St
Forney Station
Forney, Idaho
Treasor
Ane Postomoo
Fourth of Suly Creek
Protechion
Roe
Washington, D
Minical
Medical Properties
K. D. Williams
FE. R. Istris
Edith Tuttle
Cirling Irons
Midland Monthly
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Iivesh Dhrop
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