Tributes Adopted For George B Thompson By Lodges
At a July 1896 meeting of Custer Lodge No 21 and Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 27, resolutions praise Bro George B Thompson. They note his 35 years with Odd Fellowship, role as charter member and D.O.G.M, and his kindness at home. The lodges express deep sympathy to his family and order copies for records and publication.
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Custer Lodge No
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No
1.C.C. F
George B. Thompson
Silver Leaf Rebelah Lodge
Bro. Thompson
Custer Lodge No. 21
D.O.G.M
Order
Odd Fellowship
Death of Charles Frost Takes Early Custer County Settler
Card of Thanks from Mrs. Frost extends gratitude to those who aided during her husband Charles Frost’s illness and death. Frost, 56, a veteran of the Mexican War, died Tuesday July 14, 1896 after a brief illness, leaving a wife, four sons and two daughters. Funeral services Thursday afternoon drew a large crowd.
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Mrs. Frost
Custer County
Charles Frost
Final Proof Notice for George L. Morgan Lands
Publication Land Office Hailey Idaho July 16 1898 notice of intention to make final proof for George L Morgan H E No 1243 Lots 3 and 4 NE SW Sec 7 Tp 14 N R 226 NE SE Sec 12 14 N R 218 before L H Johnston Commissioner U S District of Idaho Challis Idaho August 26 1896 witnesses James Hooper Frank A Reed Michael McGovern George A to prove residence and cultivation of the land
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Hailey
Idaho
L. H. Johnston
Circuit Court
U. S
District of Idaho
Challis
George L. Morgan
James Hooper
Frank A. Reed
Michael McGovern
George A
Land office notice of Homestead claim in Idaho
Land Office at Hatley Idaho announces intent to make proof in support of a claim by Ellis of Morse Custer County Idaho. Proof to be made before L H Johnston United States Commissioner at Challis Idaho on August 27. Witnesses named: Jesse P Wilson Charles Wadditon John Curran CG Wood all of Goldburg Idaho. Registered H Bronennan first publication July 21 1896.
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Hatley
Idaho
Seer
L. H. Johnston
Circuit Court of the United States For
District of Idaho
Challis
Thomas Seettege
H. E. Aoets
Jesse P. Wilson
Charles Waddieton
John Curran
CG Wood
Goldburg
Counte
H. Bronnean
Register
Seeding Dispute Over Homestead Entry No 1394
Motion for publication in Hailey Idaho notes John M Pushaw contesting Alfred Butterff abandonment of Homestead Entry No 1394 dated November 14 1895 for Lot 2 West half of the northeast and southwest quarters Section 7 Township 14 North Range 19 East. Contest alleges tract not settled or cultivated since entry. Parties must appear August 11 1896 to furnish testimony before L H Johnston US Circuit Court Commissioner at Challis Idaho. W H Broppleman Register. First pub June 30 1896.
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John M. Pushaw
Alfred Butterff
Alfred Bottorff
L. H. Johnston
United States
Challis
Custer County
Idaho
W. H. Bropnean
Register
Notes From Washington on Populists and Bryan
Washington dispatch notes party line splits as Chicago embraces Populist principles and Bryan. It cites Bryan's strong appeal among youths, Teller’s potential cross vote, and broad Republican and silver Democrat satisfaction with the Chicago platform and ticket. Sewall is noted as widely known in Washington.
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Swritten
Washington, D. C
Chicago
Bryan
Nebraska
St. Louis
Ithough Bryan
Teller
Arthur Sewall
Maine
Washington
New England
Bryan and silver movement split in post Chicago talk
In Washington and several states, Democrats debate Bryan Sewall and silver policy while gold standard factions consider running their own ticket. Prominent voices from Indiana Tennessee and Virginia express support for free coinage. others warn of a split in the party and cautious attitudes toward the Chicago convention outcome.
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Bryan
Sewall
St. Louis
Cleveland
Washington
Brookshire
Indiana
Congress
Anthony Walsh
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
J. E
Leesburg
Bryant
Virginia
Old Dominion
Locel Gleanings Hint At Telephone Link To Custer County
A note in Locel Gleanings discusses a planned telephone line from Ketchum to connect with Chal lis Bayhorse Clayton Bonanza and Custer. Interest is rising with half the stock spoken for and the rest to follow as needed. The line through Lemhi county to Red Rock cost about 3750 dollars and builders expect a similar cost for a Custer route using timber and natural trees.
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Custer County
Ketchum
Challis
Bayhorse
Clayton
Bonanza
Custer
Lemhi County
Red Rock
Ketcham
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State OF Idaho
Senate
Geo. M. Parsons
Dames Crutcher Sod
Forney
Charles Bunting -Srank Ramsey
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Foreman
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Chiat Justice
Iran
Blocksinger John Rogers
Land OF
District Court
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Albion
Carsia County
Mt. Home
Elmore County
Ehoshone
Lincoln County
Chaltis
Bailey
Balne County
Eslager
Disties
Silver Leap
Eliver Lent
Rebekah Lodge
F. of
Chalils
Odd Fellows' Hall
Rebekah
MUS
A. C. Homar
N.G
R.A. Haaserr
Silver Knights OF America
Chalcis Temple No. 1
Odd Fellows
So'dlock
K. Zeigler
Frank Dearder
I. O.C. FP
So'clock
W. D. Pierce
P. J
Dovamenrr
Sorive
Rallis Challis
H. J. Jones
N.G. Guence E. Keres
Lincoln Post
Lincoln Post No. 15
Department of Idaho
1. O. C. Hall
Johnston
Nd. Shap
W. T. Reeves
Attorney-al-Law
Pocatello
F. C. Mandell
Mailey and
Clayton, Idaho
N. J. Sharp
R. A. Pierce
G. Redwine
A.B. Gough
Mintne
Pondence
Salmon
Hoot Bupit
M. M. Sweet
Penwell
Davin L. Ricu
Harrie P. Penwewn
Emma Ebberts
Zb. M. Jacossen
Necione
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Politics
Mark Kuhn
W. J. Scott
the Messenger
Jas. M. Shoup
Hugh Wood
Cote
Frank B. Willis
Becta
Billy” Trapp
Board of Equalization
Custer Soanie
McKinlay
Pettigrew
South Dakota
Bonania
Isis
Whitney
New York City
Europe
R. N. Hall
Chris. Morler
Judge Zeigler
Mr. Hall
Johnnie
Blaine County
Boise City
le Wilson Bilis
Pabsimari
John Cassiday
Stickney
Chauncy Depew
Odd Fellows’ Fraternity
Clayton Smelter
Anchor Medical Co
Russell
Massachussetts
Ketchum Temple of Silver Knights
Rman
Keystone
Henry George
W. J. Bryan
Demosthenes
Cicero
T — Eee Ryan
The
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Lengul Ve
Texas
LOCEL
E. H. Hendrick
Hailey, Idaho
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