Odd Fellows hall meetings and Lincoln Post notice
There will be regular meetings of Lincoln Post No. 18 Department of Idaho G A R at the I O O F hall Chalkia on the 1st Friday evening of each month. All comrades in good standing are requested to be present. I H Johnston Commander J Shap Adjutant.
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Custer
Challis
Pierce
J.C, Davenweary
Custer Lodge
H. J. Jones
G. Guence E. Keres
Lincoln Post No. 18
Department of Idaho
C. F. Hall
Chalkia
H. Johnston
J. Shap
Renate
Fred. T. Dubois
George le Shoup
Edgar Winson
Lito J. McConnell
J. Mille
Saceeee Taane W. Garrett
Geo. M. Parsons
Frank Ramsey
Chas
R Vrferees O. Stranghan
F. Church Sons
Moran
Sullleas
Huston
Siecesteger
John Rogers Land Office
Hailey District
H. Brodhead
W.H. Horne
Custer County
James Hanrahan
Mellin S. Hicks
Rtecorder
Don Jobson
Pau
Jono P. Spal
John Kis
Muevesof
Abie
Cotter Coron
Albion
Cassin County
Mt. Home
Elmore County
Shoshone
Lincoln County
Chains
Halley
Wlaloe County
Sow
Cheracrn
Diatriet Iodge
Silver Leaf
Rerenai
Rebekah Lodge
Choltix
Rexclarmee
Oxi Pellowy
Aa Hebetah
Mapyl
Betmg
Chailia
Cester
Litsho
Rayhores Mill
Liverview Mill
Beartissey MII
Register of the United States Land
HBO Amead
Legteler
Tax Silver Messenger
State of Idaho
W.H. Bropiean
Register
A. D
W. H. Watt
Death on the Trail and mining notes from Challis Idaho
November 18 1896 reports a birth near Challis and many local items. Robt Moore died from a shotgun accident in Houston. Roy Hazen's suicide near Twin Bridges is noted along with jail action on a forged check. Mining news from the Yellow Jacket district includes Lincoln and Columbia mines with high gold specimens and planned cyanide work.
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Robt. Moore
Houston
Roy Hazen
Challis and Ketchum Road
Twin Bridges
Jones
J. W. Proctor
New
Yellow Jacket
Warrens
Idaho
Northwest
Spokane
Elk
Arrens
South Fork
Death
Big Creek
Middle Fork
Wilson Creek
Salmon
Jim West
Tussel
Pudden
Smith
Burro Jack
Mr. Cove
Salmon River
Ss. S
Lincoln
Columbia
Armstead
Placer
Williams
Pudden River
Iable
Fiddle Creek
White Bird
Prohibition Era Church Dance Night Rules
A 1920s style notice from a Congregational Church on Thursday night November 19 sets entry rules. Women must wear calico dresses and men must wear neat collars or face a fine. No one may attend without paying five cents. A committee will greet strangers and manage shy attendees. Entry costs ten cents.
Fives for LADIZ and Fashion Notes in Brief
Five items listed with simple descriptions. Hat features flourishes and feathers. Plain ear rings noted. Dimonn ear rings described across ten sentences. An old wool dress appears, trimmed apron. Finger rings dimon described in ten sentences. Gold framed glasses mentioned. A new wool dress priced and described. Bokey korsoige and bokey hand listed with one dollar price.
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Bokey
Korsoige
Fragments of a 19th century shopping list and notes
A garbled list of items with prices appears, referencing fenses perfumes and tobacco, hats, shoes, a waterberry item, a stove pipe hat, carrying items, patient leather shoes, and clerical ties. The text includes mentions of fines, deaths, and ambiguous terms, all in a rough OCR transcription.
Challis News Briefs Include Local Sales and Fire Loss
The Challis community notes quick sale prices for baked beans brown bread doughnuts and treats. Local events list Musik Speekin and notable residents while reporting a destructive fire in Ketchum area hotel and Challis fire memories. Miss F P Barton from Nebraska arrived to begin teaching in Challis last Saturday evening.
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Challis
James Tudge
FP. Barton
Nebraska
State Returns Show 28,000 Votes Cast in Latest Totals
Partial returns from Bannock and Custer counties indicate Bryan leads McKinley by large margins. In Latah, Blaine, and Bear River areas the People's-Democratic fusion ticket sweeps, with Hailey, Ketchum, Dubois, and Lemhi counties electing fusion legislators. Jas Steen moved from Jordan Creek mines to Boise City for the winter.
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People’s-Democratic
Bannock County
Bryan
Mc-Kinley
Custer County
Mc- Kinley
People's-Democratic
Latah
Blaine County
Hailey
McKinley
Ketchum
Dubois
Hogeyon County
Nez Perce
Oneida
Monybee
Jas. Steen
Jordan Creek
Boise City
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Matey
Directories
America
Mhattia Temple No. 1
Odd Fellows Hall
Rovkek
A. K. Zeigler
Hank Dearder
Lincoln Post
Congregational Church
Divine Ndvices
C. E. Mason
W. T. Reeves
Pocatello, Idaho
F. C. Mandell
Bailey and
Clayton
N. J. Sharp
R. A. Pierce
G. Redwine
A. B. Gough
Redwine & Gough
Atorney
Salmon, Idaho
Shoup Block
Che Silver Messenger
Steunenberg
David
Budlopa
Bory
E. P. Wilson
Challis Creek
Odd Fellows
John Barr
District Court
B. J. Breyer
Nevada
Ida
Baker Ity
Oregon
Ea. Robinson
Angus Cameroniana
Jim Frasier
Silver City
Mark Hanna
The
United States
Mark
George Thompson
Salt Lake City
Bascom
Allis Creek
Nellie Penwell
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Mabel Funkhouse
Fen Severine
Charles D. Lane
Utica
Wm. _J. Bryan
Californian
Mr.an
Mr. Lane
Mr. Bryan
William W. Woods
Lorenzo James F
George C. Parkinson
Sop
T. Mor
Thevot
Moore
UB Pras
Ong d- Lewin
Tanne
W. Garrett
Charles Durraod
Uy Oi
Hiner
Emon UE
Hinoladr
Jai Uilge Taiz
George H Btorer
Timothy Regan
Bert E. McParland
Alsaiz Jonn
Louis N. B. Ander
Mathias F. Cowley
Hs Bi
Heniamin F. Hastings
Ralph P. Saas
Justice of
Supreme Cours
Drew W. Sian
Semeni
VanCamp
A. Pievee
Geo E Coryell
Ald Ae
J_McCarthy
P. A
Nel
J. Sande
Thomas Jone
Carl Lane
S.r
Ily
Will Alexander Burnett
P.d
Sia
Wade
James F. Wilkinson
Mt. Wom
Mok K. Zeler
A. Tauren
Fi Huston
Es Bomar
Aloe
John P. Spaldine
Josep
Cavintian Moviez
William J
Henry H. Kumpp
Hijse iii
Hiram J. Jones
Willard G. Sweet
Congreggational ChUrch
Ladiz
WiTveLs
Nofy
Punkin & sKuaChPy
Sharp
Waters
Elder
Hosford
Feilers
Penwell
H. Dodge
Cameron
Norice
Buurer
Jose Custer