Sheriff-elect seeks deputy in Idaho county meeting
Notice filed by W K Hantington sheriff elect of Custer County Idaho states he will apply at the January 1911 meeting of the Board of County Commissioners for one deputy to assist in performing duties of an administration.
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First National Bank of
W. K. Hantington
Custer County
Idaho
Board of County Commissioners
Earl J. Michael
Fitz- James McCarthy
Fitz-Mac
Phoenix
Arizona
Macbeth
Lynn
Challis Hospital
Boise
Challis
Senate
the Tillman
Idaho Senate
United States
Washington
London
Paris
Berlin
Vienna
Baltimore
Philadelphia
New York
Postoffice Department
House
Cincinnati
Local News Items From Challis Idaho Echoes Winter Snow
Snow depths grow in the mountains with three feet at Custer and more in higher ranges. Notable moves include Rodger Brasseur becoming a city dad, Wayne Darlington stationed in Edgefield SC, and Sheriff-elect Huntington moving to Mackay. Local business notes praise Mrs Buster’s holiday goods and Santa Claus headquarters, plus a surge of book offers and Mayo Brothers surgical study.
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George L. McGowan
Salt Lake
Custer
Local notes and petitions for Challis precinct election
A town meeting closes with tributes to Brother Jesse Green O Finnell and references to deceased M. M. Sweet. Relatives are asked to receive condolences. Sheriff Waters of Salmon attends to business interests. Jennie E. Kelleher visits Boise and Lost River schools. A Challis precinct petition seeks a local option election in Custer County, gaining about 175 signatures.
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Jesse Green O 'Finnell
Messenger
Idaho Odd Fellow
M. M. Sweet
J. C. Fox
Rapa Baxter
Sheriff Waters
Salmon
Jennie E. Kelleher
Boise
Lost River
Challis
Custer County
Question of Location of Custer County Boundary
S M Ballarp notes a dispute over the boundary line from Little Lost River to Pass Creek, with maps showing the line south of the Second Standard Parallel. Assessors tax land north of the line, leaving parts of land improperly taxed to other counties, due to statutes rather than local officials. It concerns future county commissioners.
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Custer County
Little Lost River
Pass Creek
B. M
Caster
S. M. Ballarp
Idaho Population Figures and County Totals
Washington Dec 3 Population statistics show Idaho at 325 594 residents, up 163 822 since 1900. Ada remains largest, Custer smallest. Lincoln county records the largest gain from 1 784 in 1900 to 12 676 in 1910.
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Washington, D. C
Idaho
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Blaine
Bat Boise
Bonner
Canyon
Cassia
Custer
Elmore
Fremont
Kootenai Latah
Lembi Lincoln
Nez Perce
Oneida
Lowghee
Twin Falls
Washington
Ada
Custer County
Lincoln County
Officers Elected for Custer Encampment No 10
Last Wednesday night December 7 Custer Encampment No 10 1 0 O F elected officers for the ensuing term C P James Coster H P Ralph Baxter Scribe Jonathan Job Treasurer J C Dougherty S W R B Vandervort J W Donald Bowles Trustees W W Adamson J C Fox Thomas Jose Installation first Wednesday night of neat month
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Custer
O. F
C. P
James Coster
H. P
Ralph Baxter
Jonathan Job
J. C. Dougherty
S. W
R. B. Vandervort
J. W
Donald Bowles
W. W. Adamson
J.C. Fox
Thomas Jose
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J. L. Ebberts
Main Street
Challis, Idaho
M. Jose
Santa Claus
Toy Brigade
I. W. Lynn
Havana
J. C
BB. Manderser
Waly Venter
Challis House
WM. Buster
D. ¢. Smutyz
W. K. Huntington
Oneter County
Rodger Brasseur
Wm. Elder
Wayne Darlington
Darlington
Edgefield
South Carolina
Huntington
Mackay
Roberts
Sheriff Roberts
St. Anthony
Flossie Jewett
Reform School
Coryell
Wallin Job
California
Dan Mathews
H. B. Wright
Buster
IL. W. Lynn
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Brothers Hospital
City Drug Store
Buster's
Con. Sullivan
Sullivan Hot Springs
Thos. M. Spencer
Butte
City
Glennon
Blackfoot
The
Odd Fellows
John Ostrom
Wm. McDonald
Wunerras
William H. Elder
Raves Baxter
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