Challis News Roundup From Idaho Districts And Mining
Local notes report cold Arctic weather with a six degree below zero readout, new Christmas goods at Mrs Buster, and a possible Challis Christmas tree. Residents include Ed Keene returning from Kansas City for cancer treatment, Joe Hill buying Challis residence, and a steady stream of land and mining discussions in Lost River and Round Valley. The Salmon River canal project advances with 36 men, while Cassia County becomes dry and Idaho adds counties to the dry roster. The state academy in Pocatello announces a winter term with diverse courses and on campus facilities.
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Salmon River Land & Irrigation Company
Round Valley
Mack
Salmon River
Idaho State Academy At
Pocatello
Academy
Henry H Knapp Dies in Custer at 11 This Morning
Henry H Knapp, one of Idaho's oldest pioneers tied to Idaho City Loon Creek and Custer, died at Custer at 11 o'clock this morning December 2 1909. He served as County Commissioner of Custer county for two or three terms and had been in ill health for six months. The paper plans a full obituary next week from Hon C C Clawson.
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Henry H. Knapp
Custer
George B. Baldwin
Henry 0. Knapp
Idaho
Idaho City
Loon Creek
Custer County
C. C. Clawson
Christmas Tea Set Giveaway by Mrs Wm Buster
On Christmas Mrs Wm Bus ter will give away a three piece hand engraved Tea set with tray to purchasers meeting a set amount. Each buys receives a ticket and the holder of the lucky ticket wins the 315.00 Tea Set.
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Buster
Idaho Pioneer Lockhart Boyd Attacked in Nevada
Old Idaho pioneer Lockhart Boyd was struck on the head with a club in Ely section Nevada around the 25th of last month. He lies unconscious in a Nevada location as details remain scarce. His son John S. Bern and daughter Mrs Ralph Baxter reside in Challis and have sought updates.
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John Boyd
Ely
Nevada
Boyd
Lockhart Boyd
Idaho
Challis
John 8
Bern
Ralph Baxter
The Difference in Wealth and Opportunity Refrains
A quoted contrast explains value and opportunity, ranging from poetry to gold, skill to labor, and daily choices. It notes genius in creation, capital’s leverage, money’s fiat, and the perceived nonsense of vanity purchases. It ends with the idea that fortune favors those who seize opportunity.
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Tennyson
Rockefeller
United States
Lemhi County local option: dry wins by 64 votes
Complete returns show Lemhi county voters backing dry by 804 to 640, a dry majority of 64. The result concludes the local option election with the dry side prevailing.
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Lemhi
Annual stockholders meeting of First Mavionil Bank of Challis
The regular annual meeting of stockholders of the First Mavionil Bank of Challis in Challis Idaho will be held Tuesday January 11 1910 between 10 A M and 4 P M at the bank house in Challis for electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and transacting other business. Dated December 9 1909. First National Bank By D C Smutz President. 21W5
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First Mavionil Bank of
Challis
Custer
Stats
Idaho
Coalils
First National Bank
D. C
Publication Notice of Idaho Water Permits 1910 Challis
Notice announces a water diversion permit hearing at 3 P M January 11 1910 in Challis Idaho before Milton A Brown. Permit holder Paul Gardier seeks 33 cubic feet per second from Ornstein creek for irrigation and domestic use with completion by February 2 1910. Other related notices include Spring creek permit for Uriah Wells and legal details of water rights and priority dates.
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Chalits
Custer
State of Idaho
Milton A. Brown
Ornstein Creek
Paul Gardier
Auch
Challis
Caster
Thosssad Springs
Custer County
Idaho
Sterurseon, Jr
St Chali
Spring Creek
State of
Uriah Wells
Morse
Tolman Ditch
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Igar Factory
R.B. Vanderwort
Havana
Hallis
City Drug Store
RB L
The
Poplar
Edison
I. W. Lynn
Geo.w. Meltzler & Co
Salmon, Idaho
Macbeth
Chicago
Miss Roth Dorgan
Will Cameron
Rabbitfoot
First National
Swettier
John Johnson
A. S. Cotter
Valentine Maelzer
John Ostrom
Wm. Hammond
Michael Mc’Govern
Will Knight
Urijah Wells
Pahsamaroi
Ed. Keene
Kansas City
Sadie Lemon
Sadie Shireman
Martinsville
Ind
Mattie Henderson
John Boyle, Jr
Salt Lake
All Hallows College
Ivers
Michael
Henderson
Burnett
Morgan Creek
Salmon Recorder
Recorder
Robert DuMont
W. J. Bryan
Geo. Bryan
Geo. Degan
Paul Swayn
Floyd Goodell
Russ White
Fred White
Wm. Anderson
Mrs. Buster
Mrs. Buster’s
John Swanger
Chas
Matley
Lost River
Pahsamoroi
Butch” Laing
Pear Free Traveling Library
Henry Adamson
Darling Creek
Challis Creek
Reese
May
Deane C- Smutz
Pacific—Pocatello Tribune
Deane C. Smutz
Boise
Salt Lake Mining Review
Lost Packer Mining Company
Henry Welsh
Helen
Sherman F. Furey
Leslie
Julia B. Falls
Patterson
Lorenzo Falls
Patterson, Mackay
Clayton
Leslies
Duval
Joe Hill
Klug
Joe
San Francisco
Jeffries
Jack Johnson
Cassia
Chas. Kopp
Robert Campbell
Pittsburg & Gilmore
J. A. Harrington
Kalispel
Montana
Harrington
C. E. Eddy
Portland
Oregon
Eddy
East Mayfield Creek
Lest Packer
State Academy
J. Knapp
Eas
Vas, Stepherson, Jr
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