Birth of Boomville and the Great Fisher Mine Tale
A frontier mining story follows Bill and Jim securing a claim named the Great Fisher Mine. A boomtown grows with a 20 stamp mill, saloons, and a mix of gamblers, saloon keepers, and a reforming parson. The narrative recalls social divisions, romance, and the rough justice of a rugged canyon town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Jim
Sam Skinner
Bell Langdon
Palace
Molly O'Toole
Beardsley Hot Springs Find Ties To John Kirk Search
San Francisco bricklayer John Kirk seeks his missing uncle by tracing Kirks in Idaho. He aims for Beardsley Hot Springs near Challis on Salmon River, four miles east. Beardsley Springs is where John Kirk and family have lived, with Kirk a 65 year old Irish native who mined in Custer county decades ago.
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John Kirk
San Francisco
Challis
Beardsley Hot Springs
City
John Kirk, Jr
Ireland
Custer County
Sweet Red Roses by Anita Owen Compiled for sale
Anita Owen, famed composer of Daisy, writes Sweet Red Roses for sale by Jer ome H. Remick Co. The song, inspired by roses and romance, is praised for simple melodic construction and lyrics. Written in early June, it features a chorus promising fragrance and fidelity from Sweet Red Roses.
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Anita Owen
Jerome H. Remick & Co
New York
Detroit
Miss Owen
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Harry Thorn
Skinner
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Sky Pilot
Mane
Levi Strauss
Gare
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Hailey
Idaho
Margaret G. Breyer
Range
Boise Meridian
George L. Morgin
U.S
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George Bradshaw
Chilly
Paul Guardial
Lee Watson
Daniel Breyer
P. F. Horne
Register
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Ivis
J. G. Finnell
M. M. Sweet
E. J. Michael
Silver Messenger
Chater
George Coryell
Challis House
Chas. Wilkinson
Main Street
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R.N. Hull & CO
Inks
Ceneral Merchandise
Cusler County
William Buster
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