Custer County Idaho Heralds Rich Mines and Wide Prospects
Custer county Idaho presents vast inducements for settlers with rich mines, extensive irrigation potential, and growing towns like Challis Mackay and Bayhorse. It notes mineral wealth including copper, lead, and gold, a 5000 square mile area comparable to Connecticut, improving transportation, thriving agriculture, stock raising, and a promising future driven by canals, rail, and growing schools.
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Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Bayhorsa
Clayton
Bonanza
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River
Thousand Spring
Round
Pohsamaroi
East Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse
Poverty Flat
Centennial Flat
Slate Creek
Thompson Creek
Robinson Bar
Fisher
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Loon Creek
Washington Basin
Yankee Fork
Lucky Boy
Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Salaion
Ideal City Life In A Wintry Snug Scene
Squilbob and McDuffer comment on comfort in cold weather as Squilligan jokes about flannel cakes. In the Henpeck Home a visitor praises the domestic serenity while Henpeck boasts happiness and smoke drifts toward lace curtains. The visitor asks about Mia, Henpeck’s wife, who is away on a visit.
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Squilbob
McDuffer
Squilligan
Henpeck
Henry Henpeck
Enpeck
Mia
Herpeck
The Limit Dialogue: Bridemaids Laugh At Demands
A playful exchange unfolds as one lover asks extreme sacrifices including renouncing friends and smoking for the other. The request for three cunning dogs as bridesmaids triggers a halt, revealing a humorous limit to affection.
Open to Debate Prematurely Ended in a Novel
A playful collage of dialogues features a 40-year-old wife, her husband, and a curious publisher. Snippets touch on beauty, suspicion, and a literary joke about a romance ending when the heroine shuns shopping and the hero quits writing with the salesgirls.
Do You Remember Rigglea A School Popular Boy
An informal exchange recalls a popular school student named Rigglea. The dialogue touches on his growth, a remark about becoming a vegetarian, and questions about family finances and retirement in a family setting.
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Rigglea
Drawing Distinctions in Turbulent Currents
A playful exchange contrasts managing a torrent with docking a mall fruit, highlighting how difficulty shifts with the task. The witty lines probe effort versus objective, using aquatic imagery to joke about control and outcome.
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