Populist Delegation Attends Boise Convention in 1894
The Challis Silver Messenger reports the Custer County Populist delegation leaving July 29 for the Boise convention with news of widespread county representation. The Boise gathering is praised for harmony, temperance, and strong turnout, while miners at Yellow Jacket discuss permanence of expanding mining activity and local conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
John J. McCarthy
Rocky Bar
Challis
Ketchum
Alturas
Shoshone
People’s
Boise
Oneida
Capitol City
Sterling
D. L. Badley
Wm. H. Clagett
J. H. Ander
Lemhi
J. P. Clough
Boise City
Ths
Mercagulo Association
Pickings and People of Morse Idaho in August 1894
Sheriff Hicks and wife return home from a valley visit. Miss Jenson visits at Mr O Neil's. Mr E O Neil travels to Wood River on business. Jas Christian goes to Salmon City for a mower. Trade shifts from Challis to Salmon City due to a missing bridge. Mr Borjson plans to put up Wm Wells hay. Nassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark
Boise
Capitol
Capitol City
Wat erford Postmaster's 1857 Quarterly Report
The Wat erford Fulton Co Illinois postmaster reports a harvest season and general conditions. Wheat is below average, corn is yellowing, health is tolerable, and a smallpox like illness is noted. A neighbour, Miss Nancy Smith, had twins but one child is not expected to live. The letter ends with signature and closing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Colonel Ingersoll
Waterford
Fulton Co
Fulton
James Buckanen
United States
Thair
Naborood
Nancy Smith
Nabor
Jenkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Challie
Fuesday
B. A. Pierce
M. M. Sweet
Eastor
Yellow Jacket
Editor Messenger
Rocky Mountain
Morse
Idaho
Sheriff Hicks
Miss Jenson
Mr. O'neil’s
Challie, Sbako
Mrs. A. Butters
City Drug Store
John P. Spalding
Loah
A.C. Bumar
Jones
Chellis, Idaho
Shor
Spalding's
Jineger
J.H. Pitzer
Prop
Clayton
Peeeee
F.O. Smith
R. N. Hun
Curis
MorLer
H. Feves
R. N. Hull & Co
Miles
Luis
FR. M. Hiall & Co
Idail