Foreclosure summons in Idaho district court
Alias summons in Custer County Idaho districts court to Daniel M Stour Fred Steen Addie Steen in foreclosure suit on promissory notes. Plaintiff seeks $15000 plus 10 percent interest and attorney fees, with sale of mortgaged premises to pay the debt. Defendants must answer within twenty to forty days or risk default. First published December 4, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Custer
James A. Steen
John G. Morrison
Morrison
Harein
Notice of Private Sale of Mining Property in Idaho
Probate Court of Custer County Idaho orders sale of undivided one third interests in four mineral claims on Mineral Hill and Loon Creek in the Loon Creek Mining District. Sale after December 20 1906 at private sale to highest bidder at residence in Custer Idaho. Ten percent down, balance after court confirmation. Nettie Be Cross administratrix. Milton A Brown attorney. First publication December 4 1906.
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Custer
State of Idaho
Nemesis Mining
Discovery Stake
Mineral Hill
Loon Creek
Custer County
Idaho
Canyon Creek
Test Packer Gulch
Lost Packer Gulch
Balaance
Notice of Deputy Clerk candidacy in Custer County Idaho
I intend to apply to the Board of County Commissioners of Custer County Idaho at their January 1907 session for Deputy Clerk of the District Court. Clerk elect C M Henderson announces the bid. Dated November 24 1906 first publication November 27 1906.
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Board of County Commissioners
Custer County
Idaho
C. M. Henderson
Ted
Sealed bids for county hospital care in Custer Idaho
The Board of County Commissioners of Custer county Idaho invites sealed bids for two years of indigent sick care starting January 15 1907. Bid must cover hospital facilities medicines medicines and nursing and jail provisions. Bonds at least double bid. Bids due January 12 1907 marked Proposals for Care of Poor and filed with the clerk Geo H. Kbyhs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Custer County
Idaho
Custer
Rson
GEO, HB. Kbyhs
Forfeiture Notice Over Mining Claims Ruth and Sunset Idaho
Notice to Isaac Anderson that $100 was spent in 1905 and 1906 on Ruth and Sunset mining claims in Bayhorse District Custer Idaho. If contributor fails within 90 days of service or publication, interest may transfer to co-owner who paid the expenditures. Publication dated January 1, 1887.
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Isaac Anderson
Ruth
Bayhorse
Custer
Idaho
United States
F. M. Saererp
H. K. Liners
J. H. VanHorn
Rayhorse
Mane Ae
I & Publication
Intrigue Over Polish Noble Estate Trail Blamed Child Substitution
Countess Isabella Weislerska Kwileski, wife of a Polish magnate, is arrested in Berlin on charges of substituting another child for her own to secure an 18 000 acre estate. Two hundred witnesses summoned as police pursue the case amid Polish and German noble interest and public sensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Weislerska Kwileski
Mirjislaw Kwileski
Mirjislaw
Berlin
Eso
Bottle Match Leads to Bellebridge Wedding
Miss Etta Welch of Bellebridge and John Wingo of Clairton wed at the Welch home after a year of a bottled-note romance begun when Welch tossed her name in the Ohio river. Wingo found it in Springville Kentucky, led to letters, pictures, and a near crossing of paths before the July ceremony.
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Etta Welch
Bellebridge
McKeesport
John Wingo
Clairton
Ohio
Miss Welch
Elizabeth
Wingo
Springville
Welch
Gordon Welch
Round houses a new fad in English architecture
Round houses are the latest fad in England promising cheapness warmth and utility. Four houses were built for Mr Barber Starkey at Knock Shannock Scotland as shooting lodges not embellished with bay windows or porches. Starkey's two story dwelling features a central hall with a gallery access to bedrooms and a conical roof with a lantern providing light to the hall and attached stables built on the same plan.
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England
Barber Starkey
Knock Shannock
Scotland
Roosevelt Letter to Stanislaus Spyschalski Quadruplets
Mayor Jones received a letter and photograph from President Roosevelt addressed to the Stanislaus Spyschalski family noting the birth of quadruplets two girls and two boys with Theodore Roosevelt as one name. The president expresses interest in large families and mentions the cane. The photo bears the inscription dated January 25 1903.
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Jones
Roosevelt
Stanislaus Spyschalski
Theodore Roosevelt
Anya
Pungent Paragraphs In City Gossip Columns
A collage of wry quips and banter from various papers mocks manners and dress. Quick exchanges feature jests about clothing, courage, paying calls, and romance with sly humor and regional newspaper voice.
Very Large Bank Checks Highlight Early 1900s Finance
The New York Times notes the era’s giant checks in Wall Street banking. Examples include a $17 million check via Kuhn, Loeb on National City Bank cleared May 26, 1900 for Morton Trist. A second $17.5 million check on Bank of Commerce was collected directly by Morton Trust. Earlier, on February 21, 1901, a $25,127,000 check by J.P. Morgan & Co. on First National Bank cleared directly. A $14,890,000 Mercantile Trust check aided Union Pacific’s Southern Pacific stock purchase, and a $21,500,000 Lake Shore Reading stock payment stands as a near record.
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Wall Street
Sys
New York Times
Third Avenue Railroad
Kuhn, Loeb Co
National City Bank
Bank of Commerce
Morton Trist Company
Morton Trust Company
Bank Direct
J.P. Morgan & Co
First National Bank
Southern Pacific
Union Pacific Company
Mercantile Trust Company
New Electric Device Aids Water Search For Wells
A Washington report says a compact electrical instrument detects subterranean water by vibrations. Tour-like seismograph action reveals presence, volume and direction of underground streams, aiding farmers and irrigators to locate wells. Officials of the Geological Survey will test the device further, noting it may later help find oil, though oil vibrations are weaker.
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Washington
Ita
Meneo
Geological Surveys
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Tavis N. Crafts
Daniel M. Stour
Fred N. Steen
Addie Steen
Fletcher
Coster
Geo. B. Keyes
Milton A. Brown
Plaintiit
Challis
Nettie BE. Cross
Jusius W. Cross
iFirst Pub
Bottle
Husband
Ohio River
Pleases
Prisont
Toledo
Jolo
St. Louis Exposition
Chicago Record-Herald
The
Chicago Tribune
Hewitt—“Seeds
Jawett
Richmond Dixpatch
Baltimore News
Ascum
Burroughs
Markley
Philadelphia Press
Greene
Wyne
Boston Transcript
Chicago Post
Johanie
Johnnie
N. Y, San
Opal Store
Brown & Jenks
General Merchandise
Forney
Opal Camp
Salt Lake City
the Herald Pub. Co
Upah
Hicks
Almanac
Trl R. Hicks
Irl R. Hicks
Word and Works
Jana the Almanac
Word and Works Pub, Co
Locust St
St. Louis
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