The Messenger News of Salmon River Mining Districts
The Messenger reports on Loon Creek Sheep Mountain Stanley Basin Custer Clayton Bayhorse and Thunder Mountain Mining Districts along with County Proceedings of the Commissioners. The paper traces its establishment to May 21 1881 and chronicles regional mining and civic notes.
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Messenger
Salmon River
Loon Creek
Sheep Mountain
Stanley Basin
Custer
Clayton
Bayhorse
Thunder Mountain
Concord
Maclay
Chalis
Robinson
Luster
Bonanza
Teacer
Great Offer Coupon Mail-In Promotion
Postal card offer urges cutting out a coupon and mailing it back to receive a copy of unspecified item. The readable text hints at a mailed return for a free copy but lacks concrete details such as sender, date, or exact item. The fragment suggests a classic promotions card with a pasted coupon and return-mail instruction.
Custer County Idaho A Prospect With Vast Resources
Custer County Idaho offers vast inducements to settlers with rich mines and growing lands. It hosts towns Challis Mackay Houston Bayhorse Clayton Bonanza Custer Stanley and many valleys along the Salmon and Lost rivers. Agriculture stock raising irrigation and transportation are developing alongside mining in a youthful county with 5000 residents and potential.
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Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Clayton
Bonanza
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River Valley
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamaroi
East Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Salmon River
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Robinson Bar
Fisher
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Th Spa
E. F, Kirk
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