Scenic Salmon River Route From Challis Idaho
Caster county promotes its mountain scenery along Salmon River just above Casper Mack's ranch. Daily stages operate on the State Wagon road from Challis to Bay horse and other springs, with Stanley Basin and Sawtooth Mountains in reach. The river, once rich with trout, now scarce due to irrigation and diversions, remains a picturesque expedition into Idaho’s river canyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caster County
Salmon River
Casper Mack
Challis
Bayhorse
Clayton
Sullivan's Hot Springs
Robinson Bar Hot Springs
Bonanza
Custer
Stanley Basin
Red Fish Lake
Sawtooth Mountains
Seafoam
Sheep Mountain
Bear _ Valley
Thunder Mountain
Snake River
Lewiston
Artesian Basins Mapped in Idaho and Oregon
A preliminary U S Geological Survey report by I C Russell describes four artesian basins in the Snake River plains of Idaho and Oregon. It notes the Lewis Wing Otis Harney and Whitehorse basins, where artesian head lies about 2500 feet above sea level and flowing wells may occur along the Snake River valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Oregon
United States Geological Survey
I. C. Russell
Snake River Plains
Malheur
Harney
Lewis
Snake River
Otis Valley
Drewsey
Elmore
Ada
Canyon
Owyhee
Malheur County
Odd Fellows Visit To Custer Lodge 1908
Levi Magee Grand Master of Idaho Odd Fellowship will visit Custer Lodge No 21 LO OF OOF on Saturday evening April 18 1908 All members visiting brothers in good standing and Rebekah members invited to attend Ws Exper N G J G Fixnec Secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Magee
Grangeville
Idaho
Odd Fellowship
Custer Lodge No. 21
LO. O. F
Rebekah
Ws. Exper
Mailed notes on local people and events
Miss Anna Bascom closed a term of school on Challis creek and returned home to Dickey. A marriage connected to Challis and Pah samaroi was reported with the groom a resident of Pah samaroi. Frank Tulley of Custer was cleared at Idaho Falls in a murder case after five witnesses placed him away from the scene. State Game War en deputy appointment petitions were filed for Custer county. Clyde visited from Clay ton. State Engineer Darlington and family moved to Boise from Antelope home.
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Willow Creek
Dickey
Challis
Mackay
Edward W. Bascom
Dickey P. D
Idaho
Anna Bascom
Challis Creek
Frank Tulley
Custer
Idaho Falls
Joe Brown
Tulley
Brown
Salt Lake Tribune
Clyde
Clayton
Darlington
Boise
Enos Watson
A. P. Challis
Cezirk
Packer
Loonae
Reece
Clough
Denny
Bear Valley
En Pre Creek
Idaho City World
Local notes from Challis Idaho gather town news
Mrs Lena McGowan returns to Custer and several residents travel between Challis Custer Mackay and Idaho Falls. Articles announce Mackay Copper Mining incorporation, a Lost Packer mine visit, civic events, new construction, a stricter fish and game law critique, and pipeline of mines and irrigation plans for Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
United States
Union
Spokesman- Review
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Lodavid
E. Williams
Main St
Sale Stables
T.J. Kerr & Son
S. Challis
Concord
Three Forks
Peeiey
Lembi
C. V. Hansen
F. Nickerson
Agt
D. W. Shanafelt
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Massineum
Ipano
Main Street
Xpc
Thunder Mt
Caster Co
the Messenger
B. 8
Ida
ODD Fellows
John Short
Mr. and Atkins
Pabsamaroi
Re O
Pahsamaroi
J. H. Horton
Custer County
Lena McGowan
Wm.t. Oster
Brenetie
Balte
George Hewitson
Salmon
C. A. Maple
Blackbird
F. J. Clyde
Houston
K. McKinzie
Coster
George
Frank Dearden
Wilkinson
General Merchandise
Julius W. Cross
Mackay Copper Mining Company
Aster County
F. A. Stacy
Geo. W. Stewart
F. A. Brennan
Dr. Mitchell
Blackfoot
Valdez
Alaska
Bowen
Bingham County
Ana County
Chicago
Rebekahs
Franklin
Franklin & Hayes
Pocatello
F. A. Resp
Mackay Branch
Jesse M. Jackson
Fourth
Main Streets
Louis Keltson
Jackson
Joseph Brown
Rexburg
Holdups
Ogden
W. G. Ellis
van Horn
Wilson
Pocatello Tribune
Walter Webb
New York
Nate Rosenbaum
Byrd Trego
The
Mackay Telegraph
Jas. McLerren
Messenger
G. Grovenor Haley
Haley
Chas. Fonkhouse
Mr. Funkhouse
P. L. Fearne
White Knob
Rand Drill Company
Butte, Mont
Capital News
Twin Falls
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