Idaho District Court summons and foreclosure notice
The People of Idaho greet you. William J. Bowen sues John G. Morrison and others in Custer County for 871.59 plus costs and 7 percent interest from June 21, 1900, related to the Morrison-Placer and related mining claims. Morrison allegedly fraudulently deeded property to James A. Steen and fled. foreclosure and deed restraining actions are sought, with heirs named. Publication begins March 10, 1900, in Challis Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the
Sixth Judicial District
State of
Idaho
Custer County
William J. Bowen
Plaintif
Robert Morriada
Ohn A. Morrison
Tevin N. Ceatra
Daniel M. Steen
Fred N. Steen
Addie Steen
Aeanette Pletcher
District Court
John G. Morrison
Yankee Park
Custer County Recorder's
Challin
Daha
Plaintff
John
Morelson
Dune Dist
James A Steen
Steen
Yodel M. Steen
Jeanette Pletcher
Jobn A. Murrison
Tevie N. Grafts
Teyls N. Cratin
Morrison
Phajutiff
James A. Steen
Kasparilla Remedy Sold as Digestive Tonic in Oregon
An advertisement from Hoyt Consucat Co of Portland Oregon promotes Kasparilla as a household remedy for digestive derangements. It claims to aid digestion, appetite, and bowel regularity, relieving headaches backache and fatigue tied to liver and kidney inactivity, and offers a refund if unsatisfied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Consucat, Co
Portland
Oregon
Forfeiture Notice by Prospectors Mining Co Lutt Idaho
Prospectors Mining and Developing Co Ltd of Boise City Idaho issues a forfeiture notice for the Brown Hewaty lode claim on Thunder Mountain Idaho. It states labor and improvements totaling 100 dollars were made to hold the claim under US law and Idaho statutes, with a one third share owed by co owners totaling 39.49 dollars. Failure to contribute within the specified period will result in loss of undivided interest to the subscriber. Public notice dates April 1 and July 1, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prospectora Mining & Developing Company
Lutt
Boise City
State of Idaho
Thunder Mountain
County of Idaho
United States
Idaho
Prospectors Mining & Developing Co., Ltd
Hosen T. Clark
A Jubilant Hinging Ode By Evelyn Phinney
Poem excerpt from Evelyn Phinney in The Atlantic praising a bird and spring. Expresses resilience against winter, celebrates life, fate, and renewed hope, with vivid imagery of birds, nature, and enduring spirit.
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Evelyn Phinney
A Cold Honeymoon Ride Through a Ticket Scam
A couple on a San Francisco to New York honeymoon confronts scalper tickets. The husband Tom Swackhammer and wife Bridget Murphy navigate non transferable spurious passes forcing him to imitate a forged name Murphy while the journey proceeds by train to New York.
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San Francisco
New York
Tey
Pallinan
Atateroom
Bridget Murph
Mina Teldget Murphy
Mia# Murphy
Seattle
Ing
Mr. Swackhammer
Murphy
Samuel
Sam
Connet
Murrphy
Bridget Murphy
Tom
Bridget
Honeymoon on a Pullman Turns into Comedy of Names
In a humorous travel tale a couple pretends to share a stateroom with Miss Murphy and Mr Swackhammer, facing comic mishaps as the Pullman agent and other passengers weigh in. The ruse unravels, tensions ease, and the pair end the journey as a couple again, resolved to keep their name.
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Miss Murphy
Mise Murphy
Swackhammer
Tie
Typ
Mr. Sweckhammer
Murph
Grand Canyon
Colorado
Bob
Dr. Young
Gibraltar
Unicago Chronicle
Custer County Idaho’s Mining History and Prospects
A nostalgic overview of Custer County Idaho tracing its growth from early placer mining in 1869 to booming quartz districts such as Mackay, Bayhorse, and Stanley Basin. The piece notes a 5,000 population, major mining districts, valleys for farming, transportation links to Challis, and a need for improved logistics and capital to fully develop its rich mineral resources. It lists numerous mines, districts, mills, and smelters, highlighting the interdependence of mining and agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Loon Creek
Ats
Mackay
Houston
Bayhorse
Clayton
Custer
Stanley
Big Lost River Valley
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamaroi
East Fork
Antelope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Challis
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Blackfoot
Ising
Maines
Morgan Creel
Garden Creek
Poverty
Centennial Flat
East Park
Slate Creek
Thompson Creek
Robinson Bar
Fishjer
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Washington Basin
Custer County Prospects Highlight Agriculture and Rich Resources
The county blends growing agriculture with mining wealth, aided by Salmon river irrigation plans and vast arable land. Challis stands at 5100 feet with mild climate, strong schools, timbered high country, and ample mineral wealth in gold and metals, promising a bright, expanding economy.
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Sawtooth Mountains
Wood Rev
Salmon
Custer County
Challis
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Herman Kialnger
Faranpa Lo
Aald Court
Nahi
Id Court
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Challia
Sid Merman Kinninger
Louise Kosninger
J. G. Yinnell
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Kasparilla
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Jory Pub
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