Republican State Nominating Convention at Pocatello
Officials announce a Republican convention in Pocatello Idaho on August 1 for nominating a Supreme Court justice a congressman and state officers to be elected November 6 1908 Delegates are to be chosen from counties with a state central committee meeting to follow James M Brady is chairman Addison T Smith secretary The piece ends with a racial remark about a pension examiner and a Richmond soldier reflexively failing to identify a discharged comrade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
Idaho
Supreme Court
Congress
Tueday
Coust
Tone
Binghim
Blaine
Flesoin
Owyhee
Conter
Fimore
Washington
Fremont Co
Wabo
Chaos of quotes and quips on society and politics
A collage of witty snippets and social jibes covers earthquakes laws jokes and political ironies. Remarks reference San Francisco disasters Richmond Virginia preachers Missouri penitentiaries mutual aid Zion City Cuba and reciprocal trade while poking fun at politicians and public figures.
First Rung Of The Ladder In Class Motto And History
A school program outlines class motto and colors Pink and White with songs recitations and duets. The document lists students Naomi Hosford Amelia Marker Lizzie Papworth Mable Baker Roy Tracht Lizzie Germer George Baker Mac Habberman and others performing Violin Duet Oration and Address to the Class. Board members include Louise Bascom and trustees George Hosford with Chas. Kopp as Chairman, noting a school commencement and an upcoming bond for a new addition per 1906 provisions. The text also quotes Secretary Wilson on crop failures and references historical notes on taxation and banking provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Hosford
Amelia Marker
Lizzie Papworth
Easay
Mable Baker
Sieteh
Andrew Jackson
Roy Tracht
Mr. T. Barbeau
St. Michael
Lizzie Germer
Blanche Marker
George Baker
Mac Habberman
Albert Smith
Flora and Forester
Louise Bascom
Eacees
Treasurer's Notice of County Warrants for Challis Idaho
The following warrants against Custer county will be paid with interest to date if presented within 60 days from the notice date. Current Expense Fund issues dated April 10 1906 for School District No 7 No 5 No 7 issued April 5 1906 and April 7 1906. Interest at 0.07 percent from registry to payment date if presented within ten days after this advertisement. Interest ceases ten days after this date. F J Chypp County Treasurer Challis Idaho May 15 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
F. J. Chypp
Challis
Idaho
Notice of Election in Challis School District No 1 Idaho
Qualified electors of School District No 1 in Custer county Idaho are notified an election will be held on Monday June 4 1906 at the school house to submit to voters the question of issuing coupon bonds totaling 8000 dollars in 500 dollar denominations. Bonds payable first on July 1 1908 and subsequent payments to be determined. The purpose is to authorize the Board of School Trustees to issue the bonds.
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W. J. Lamy
Board of Trustees
County
Custer
State of
Idaho
State of Idaho
A. D
Challis
Board of School Trustees of
Custer County
Challis Announces Teachers Examination Dates in 1906
Louise Bascom, County Superintendent of Challis Idaho, announces teachers examinations for First to Third Grade County Certificates from May 24 to 26, 1906, and promotion from Eighth Grade on May 15 to 18, 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Challis
Idaho
Louise Bascom
Ida
Forfeiture Notice from Corning Mining Co. Challis Idaho
William Epwards notified of forfeiture on the Black lode claim in Yankee Fork Mining District Idaho for annual labor missing in years 1891 1892 1895 1896 1897 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903 1904 and 1905 amounting to 325 dollars plus costs. If co owner fails to contribute within ninety days after service or publication, interest in the claim becomes property of the subscriber Milton A. Brown attorney for Corning Mining Co dated May 1 1906 first publication May 8 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Epwards
Yankee Fork
Custer Mountain
Custer
Idaho
Challis
United States
Silver Essenger
Corning Mining CO
Milton A. Brown
County Commissioners Change Road District Lines in Custer Idaho
The April 80 1906 meeting of the Board of County Commissioners in Challis Idaho records redrawing road district lines from Road District No 2 to No 1. The road from Crystal townsite to Canyon Station will be managed by Road District No 1. Accounts for A Owen L L Warburton and Al Hoskinson were examined and allowed. Also discussed is setting interest on county fund deposits and bond approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Jenkins, and Company
Mackay
Board of County Commissioners
Custer County
Idaho
Challis
Ida
H. H. Knapp
John Stephens
V. Hanson
E. Keyes
Crystal
Canyon Station
Antelope Valley
A. Owen
L. L. Warburton
al. Hoskinson
Notice of Forfeiture to Mining Co-Owners Copper King Iron Mask Copper Queen
Owen McGinty of Mackay Idaho publishes a notice of forfeiture against Michael Madden Joseph Rovelle and Tim O Connall for failure to contribute 8100 in 1905 labor and expenses on three mining claims Copper King Iron Mask and Copper Queen in the Alder Creek Mining District Custer County Idaho under Revised Statutes 2324. If no contribution within 90 days of service or last publication the co-owner's interest reverts to McGinty. Published Feb 20 1906.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Madden
Joseph Rovelle
Tim O'Connall
Alder Creek
Custer County
Idaho
United States
Owen McGinty
Mackay
Ida
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Silver Messenger
M. M. Sweet
Ousterc
James MH. Brady, Charmer
Addison T. Smith
Capt. Hobson
Mr. Barnes
Postal Department
Pennsylvania Avenue
Richmond Darkey
California
San Francisco
Richmond, Va
New York
Chicago
Folk
Missouri Penitentiary
Missouri
Zion City
Cuba
Europe
Senator Platt
Rogram
OF the
Clayton Glass
Clayton Hall
Will Ernst
Trustees
George Hosford
Chas. Kopp
L. Tracht
Josephine O'Day
Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Ohio
Wood
Geo. E. Keyes
James Gayle
R.N. Hull
General Merchandise
William Buster
Prop
Retak
Ww. H
Fevexen
Crockery
Custer and Loon Creek
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