Challis Brews Perfection Cigars Amid Snow and News
Challis locals smoke “Perfection” cigars from the local factory as snow piles in the high mountains. The town also reports social visits, a dramatic musicale planned for tomorrow night at the I.O.O.F. Hall with admission 25 and 14 cents, and updates on banking, county politics, and mining activity in early 20th century Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. McDonald
Ivers
Minneola
Minn
C. F. Hall
Pioneer James B Morrow Dies After Stroke in Idaho
James Birney Morrow pioneer of Idaho and Montana heritage died after a stroke suffered Wednesday afternoon. Elks lodge conducted funeral at the cemetery with services at the family home. He leaves wife and four children Bayard Gem Idaho McKeen Oxford Beryl and Hazel. Born East Aurora New York October 2 1841 he served in the Civil War including Libby prison and later built a life in Challis Pahsamaroi and Boise with ties to the Idanha hotel. Also notes the death of Civil War veteran Stephen H Wilcox and Thomas McGovern in Challis.
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Bolus Stareamam
Idaho
James Birney Morrow
The
Elks' Lodge
Gem
Cherrist
Hecla
McKeen
Oxford
Beryl
Hazel
California
Morrow
Montana
East Aurora
N. Y
New York Volunteers
Excelsior
Libby
Salsbury
N. C
Danville
Geo. L. Shoup
L. C. Morse
Mr. Morrow
Pahsamaroi Valley
Vira R. Skiff
Hume
Challis
Pahsamaroi Ranch
Boise
Idanha
Carnegie Library Board
Notice for Publication of Water Right Permit Idaho 1904
On December 26 1009 in May Idaho Valley pending proof for 3.2 cubic feet per second of Sulphur creek water use under Permit No 842 by Valentine Muelzer of May Idaho for irrigation and domestic use. Water diverted from Snipbur crook via Magluer ditch in NW NW4 Ely NWY Sec 12 SW SWH Sec 1 Tp uN R aEB Boise Meridian with priority date September 15 1904. State Engineer Jas Streuenmeon to publish this notice. Nov 9 1909.
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May
Lembi
Idaho
Beate of
Valentine Muelzer
Ely Nwy
Boise Meridian
Magluer
Snipbur Crook
Jas, Streuenmeon
End the Enormous Waste of Custer County Lands
In Challis Idaho the Custer county land use is analyzed as 2,576,780 acres open for grazing after deducting forest reserves. The piece argues 2,116,750 acres go to waste annually, suggesting grazing expansion could add thousands of cattle and millions in meat value, urging citizens to keep money local and support increased cattle farming. D. C. Smutz, president of First National Bank of Challis, signs the appeal.
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Custer County
National Forest Reserve
Forest Reserve Office
Challis
Boise
Idaho
Coster County
First National Bank of
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Waer
Issea
Gar Factory
Vandervort
Manufactuler OF
Omestic Cigars
Allis
Ity Drug Store
Pave
Adison
I. W. Lynn
RUG Store
W. Meitzler & Co
Salmon, Idalo
JRE
Challis Cigar Factory
George W. Emery
George Harland
Bayhorse
Benj. Borjeson
Roberts
Glennon
Blackfoot
Myrtle Morrison
Haines
Salmon
Buster
National Bank Examiner C. 8
Loveland
Recorder
Herald
Henry Sturkey
Stanley Basin
Mr. Sturkey
First National Bank of Challis
Washington
Lincoln
Twin Falls
Kootemii
Bannock
Bear Lake
Bingham
Canyon
Fremont
Kootenai
Ada
Elmore
Macbeth
Custer
South Sunbeam
Mackay
J. H. Horton
Valley Creek
Stanley
Williams
W.A. Hutchinson
George W. Tingle
J. M. Williams
Hailey
Hailey Times
C. E
Awakout If Een
Awakening of Flowers
Lella Buster
Sunbon
Net Baules
Reepinns Beant
Lucile Smutz
Ritta Whison
Saloist
Winter Grey
Wettern
Jet—Coltege
Mrnde
First National Bank
A. Moads
Lawrtt Moxey Resumy
Speele
A. W.gayle
A.W. Gayle
D.g.amuted
Mickal
Sabuny
W. Adamson
Pioneers
Stephen H. Wilcox
Sea Point, Seasprany
Hack
Wilcox
Co. B
20Th Indiana
Potomac Army
Lake County
Gibson
Crown Point
Union
20Th Regiment
Dutton Cemetery
Schererville
Clayton
Thomas McGovern
Ireland
Minneota
Minnesota
Wm. Dunn
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