Challis News Highlights and Local Notes
Local letters from Pahsomori and Salmon report travel and proof on ranches. Idaho legislators Osborn and Hooper return to Challis amid debate on the Ketchum-Challis toll road and county road repair. A Hailey miner, George Richards, dies. school and theatre events are noted along with fishing wins.
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Challis Creek
Bonanza
Jesse James
Jordan Creek
F. Pyle
H. F. Powell
George W. Richards
Hailey
Idaho
Times
Boise Basin
Boise County
Woodriver
Internal Revenue
State
Grand Lodge
Richards
Notice of final proof hearing for Bridget Harford heir
Notice in the Homestead record states Bridget Harford sister and heir of Michael Harford deceased files for final proof to prove continuous residence and cultivation of desert land. Hearing before D E McCallum commissioner in Houston Idaho on Wednesday April 20, 1800 with witnesses John Johnson Frank Fergusson James McKelvey David Wells. First publication March 1 1809.
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Ter Elafim
D. E Me
Callum
St Houston
Ite Bo
Bridget
Marford
Michael Harford
Upas
Wald
Vis
John Johnson
Frank
Fergusos
James Mcokelvey
David
Wells. AU
Houston
Idaho
Bayhorse Social Notes From March 1899
Bayhorse reports visitors from Clayton including Mr and Mrs Gillian and Miss Jones last Sunday Mrs Whitcomb visited friends here on Monday and Tuesday Bayhorse ham s mine resumed operations C H Poppy of Clayton visiting Bayhorse last Friday night mail mix up caused extra trip to Clayton Friday travelers Fulop and Blam went to Bayhorse Bayhorse Spectator date March 10 1899 Jack Finnegan arrived Tuesday left Thursday Charles Baker and Earl Michael on business trip Wise Osborn returned Thursday thenWent to Clayton for short visit Spectator Bayhorse March 16 1899
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Dieta Com
Claude
Paulne
Lambi
Val. Bowers
Dickey
Challis
Gillian
Miss Jones
Clayton
Bayhorse
Whitcomb
Custer
Fulop
Blam
Jack Finnegan
Charles Baker
Earl Michael
Bryan Letter on Initiative and Railroad Ownership
The Verdict will print a letter by William J. Bryan dated November 26, 1897 from Lincoln Nebraska. Bryan rejects government railroad ownership and urges focus on reforms, notes 1900 is too far ahead, and calls for united support among reformers while avoiding a single frontrunner. He warns against plutocracy and urges coordinated action in coming years.
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Randolph Falk
Biela
New York
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Lincoln, Neb
Flower
Republican Party
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Odd Fellowship
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Challis, Idaho
Tuomas J. Paul
Mire
F. A. Bomar
Ae Wire Hutto Penwel
A.¢. Bomar
Wikdames Fraeda
Adams
Silver Leaf
Rebekah Lodge
Mighe
Margaret Paul
Hattie Penwell
J. G. Fianet
Vonathan
Mise Msraarse
Tnetnas Keenan
L. el Artes
Geo
R Georgs Sewell
A. P. Challis
Bower
Granda
Hollie Elder
Pleasant Avenue
Boyd
Main Street
Mlogal News
Tae Wiggita
Pahsamori
Geo. A. Ellis
Pahasmori
Robi. Morrison
J. C. Fox
San Francisco
Bert
Idaho Volunteers
Manila
Jay Avevices
Ralph W. Osborn
Custer County
Boise
Ise
Ketchum-Challis
Senate
Boise Capital
Osborn
Custernay
Ohio
Colorado
First
Colorado Cavalry
Shoup
U.S
New Mexico
Montana
James Hooper
Hooper
Guster County
Yankee Fork
Bible Times
Charlie Small
Itimore
Maine
Baltimore
Fred Hagey
J.C. Tallon
Geo. Blake
Steel
H. J. Jones
Hagey
District Court
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Blake
Salmon Recorder
F. M. Harnett
Buffalo Hump
Franke
Lemhi Republic
State Land Board
State Board of Equalization
Lewiston
Col. Bryan
Texas
H. D. Jaquish
Southern Gold Miners’ Association
Chestatee River
Georgia
Hailey Times
Nhe EB. Wilkins
Ladies’ Home Journal
Doubleday . McClure Company
Steunenberg
Caster
Lloyd Wheaton
United States Flying Column
Pasig
Senator McMarrin
Oneida County
Clifton
Tash
Mount, Morgan
Queensland
St. Patrick
Oregon
Oute Boued
Locel Preight
South Soumn
Mati
Eapreee
J. J. Sharp
Register
Hamsworn
Wise Osborn
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