The Messenger Mining District News and County Proceedings
The Messenger, the oldest Salmon River paper, reports news from Loon Creek, Sheep Mountain, Stanley Basin, Custer, Clayton, Bayhorse and Thunder Mountain mining districts along with County Proceedings of the Commissioners. Established May 21, 1881.
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Messenger
Salmon River
Loon Creek
Sheep Mountain
Stanley Basin
Custer
Clayton
Bayhorse
Thunder Mountain
Concord
Mackay
Challis
Robinson
Bonanza
Looncreek
Yellow Jacket
Forney
Singiser
Leesburg
Blackbird
Lemhi Opal Fields
C. V. Hansen
F. Nickerson
Agt
When the Geese Go Flying Northward
Poem excerpt describing longing for freedom and rural pastimes as geese fly northward. Evokes old friends, simple life, and the lure of wandering free. Attributed to E. Kiser in the Chicago Times Herald.
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E. Kiser
Chicago Times Herald
TWO IN AN AUTO By William Perry Brown OLTAIRE meets Hearst in a runaway auto
In a seaside town, Miss Hearst drives a fateful auto with George Eskridge and Crandall nearby. A jealous chase toward the ocean ends when Eskridge steadies the car and Helen realizes her feelings for him. Crandall arrives to witness the escapade.
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Oltaire
Miss Hearst
Exbridge
Shin
Ielen
Keorn
Voltaire
Rosamond
Crandall
Helen
George
Eskridge
Crandal
Mr. Crandall
Hung
Ocean Beach
Loon Island
Nelly
Sr. Eskridget
Elly
Neil
Ife
Edo
Eskridze
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