Mining Claim Foreclosure Suit in Custer County Idaho
The People of Idaho summon defendant John Morrison in a lawsuit to recover 870.10 plus costs and 7 percent interest from June 1, 1900, against the George Weabing top and related mining claims in Yankee Fork Mining District. The plaintiff alleges fraud by Morrison and Steen, leading to foreclosure actions finalized April 1907 and sale to Levin Crafts, with prayers to void transfers and mortgage. Also notices annual labor filings and coowner expenditure under state law, with final notice from Prospector Mining and Developing Co. secretary. First published March 5, 1909. last publication July 13, 1905.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vu Hubert Morrison
Jabu G. Morrison
Ovis
Paciat A. Breen
Krad
Adi Breen
Jeanette Sletcher
State of Idaho
State Judicial District
Canter County
Snower
Thie
John G. Morrison
George
Aaid
Morrivon
James A. Stees
Mot
Daniel M. Steen
Fred N. Steen
Adie Steen
Jennette Vietcher
Johnny Morrioun
Tevin N. Crafts
Levin N. Crufts
Morrison
Duhn
Morrinon
James A. Steen
UN- Jean
Maran
A.D
C. M. Henderson
United States
Thalia
Tawa, Staw and National
Prospectors Mining ,& Developing Co., Ltd
Wit
Forfeiture Notice Involving Crown Beauty Lode Claim
Prospectors Mining & Developing Company states it expended labor and improvements worth 100 dollars on the Crown Beauty lode mining claim in Phopher Mountain Mining District, Idaho, with a March 14 1900 filing of location records and a March 16 1900 forfeiture notice action filed under Revised Statutes.
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Prospectors Mining & Developing Company
Lul Je Domestic Corporation
Boise City
State of Idaho
Phopher Mowntain
Clarriet
County of Idaho
Location Nation
Hook 34
the Auditor and Recordar
Uesald County
Notien
Aaid
Notice for Publication of Will Appointment in Idaho Probate
In the Probate Court of Custer County Idaho the will of Merman Kipinger, deceased, is to be probated. On May 14 1909 at 1 oclock P M in Challia Court Room, the hearing to prove the will and to issue letters of administration to Louise Koopinger will be held. Any interested person may appear to contest. Dated April 21 1900 Winnell Clerk.
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Iterman Kipinger
Lolse Koopinger
Do. Winnell
Kasparilla Health Tonic Promises Digestive Relief
This advertisement touts Kasparilla as a sterling household remedy for derangements of the digestive organs. It claims to stimulate the digestive canal, improve appetite, correct sour stomach and irregular bowels, relieve headaches and fatigue, and act as a general strengthening tonic. Dealers authorize refunds if unsatisfied. Portland Oregon.
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Hoyt Camacan Co
Portland
Oregon
The Plot That Failed in Canada The warning tale of a boastful river outing.
A New York businessman's warning from a Muskoka lakes vacation. A flirtatious plan to rescue a Canadian girl backfires when a canoe overturns and he is upstaged by her bank-clerk rival. The man learns to laugh off the incident as he departs, wiser and humbler.
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Canada
New York
Muskoka Lakes
Toronto
Lake Touseau
Jook al
Tribune
Bread Made With Sea Water Attracts Patients
In a fashionably styled baker shop a salesman explains sea water bread as the latest invention. He notes dyspeptics find it palatable and easier to digest. A physician had asked him to prepare loaves for patients, increasing from six to thirty daily as demand grows. Sea water supply comes from Atlantic City thrice weekly, with patients reporting improvements since use.
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Atlantic City
Philadelphia Record
Northern Timber Line Boundaries Timber Limits
Northern Timber Line argues the British North America map margins timber limits. It claims beech elm birch sugar maple and hardwoods do not extend north of Toronto and suggests a boundary from Quebec to Sault Ste. Marie to mark northern limits.
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Toronto
Quebec
Bault Ste. Marie
Lake Superior
Custer County Idaho Seeks Growth Through Mining and Agriculture
Custer County Idaho highlights vast resources and thriving mining districts. Challis and Mackay lead farming and mineral production, with towns like Bay Horse and Stanley Basin rich in placer and quartz deposits. The region spans about 1000 square miles, tied to Challis by the Oregon Short Line. capital and transportation are seen as keys to development.
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Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Loon Creek
Wats
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Bay Horse
Clayton
Bonanza
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River Valley
Thousand Spring
Pohsamaros
East Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Shoal Site
Rocky Mountain Bell Teleplace Company
Blackfoot
Caster County
Wits Mnelny
Merguo Ecvery
Garden Creek
Bayhorse Disipiet
Skylark
Poverty Flat
Centennial Plot
East Park
Chiyron
Slate Creek
Thompson
Robinson Bar
Fishler
Agriculture and Stock Raising in the County
Agriculture supplements mining as irrigation unlocks arable land in the county. Salmon River and lost streams feed thousands of acres of uncultivated land, with irrigation set to reclaim sagebrush areas. Stock raising and crops like nay oats wheat and potatoes yield large annual harvests. stock growers provide the county’s main tax revenue amid mild winters and ample summer ranges.
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Sawtooth Mountains
Wood River
Salmon River
Custer County’s Delighful Climate and Rich Resources
A compact sketch notes Challis elevation and winter sleighing challenges, praises the county’s robust school fund and universal district schools, and highlights timber, farming, grazing land, growing tax base, railroad growth, and abundant mineral wealth including silver and copper. It frames Custer County as richly endowed with climate, soil, churches, schools, and natural resources promising continued progress.
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Custer County
Challis
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