Proof of Water Use for Knight Ditch Idaho
Notice of application for beneficial use of four cubic feet per second from Big Creek under Permit No. 165. Eugene A. Knight of Goldburg Idaho seeks irrigation use at SE of Section 13 Township 18 North Range 43 East of the Hust of Halse Meridian. Water conveyed by Knight ditch. source Big Creek. Priority date October 1, 1900. First publication Nov 2, 1900. Chicago Tribune.
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Leimbl
State of Idaho
Big Creek
State of
Idaho
Eugene A. Knight
Goldburg
Halse Meridian
Knight Ditch
Creck
Kaun, Jr
Deronda Leighton Finds Love Across Time
A prairie girl Deronda leaves home to visit New York with Uncle Donald’s letter promising a check and a promising future. In a Colorado and Nebraska interlude she encounters Eldred Wier, gains status and attention, but years later reunites with him only to learn he is married to an older acquaintance, ending with a dramatic exit and new perspective on love.
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Derondat
Deronda
Donald
Donald /Hertram
New York
Nebraska
Anil
Deronils
Flora
Editoriles West
Emake
Whr
Ginee Abe
Derond
Ant
Opern
Eldred
Dad Cupid
Derondin
Eldred Wier
Binaya
Duilditile
Widred Wier
Pullman
Wymore
Atuhoneh
Colorado
Golden
California
Plaform
Hoa
Tam
Will
Deronda Leighton
Wier
Notice of Forfeiture for Lode Stage Fraction Claim
Font Packer Mining Co demands a thirty three dollars and thirty three cent share plus costs from Myron Shaneous heirs or assigns for the Lode Stage Fraction mining claim in Loon Creek Mining District Custer County Idaho. The annual assessment for the year 1900 requires payment within ninety days after publication. failure forfeits the claim to the subscriber per Section 214 U.S. Revised Statutes. Agent JOAN PY HOY EK, Overt, Custer County, August 23, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Shaneous
Font Packer Mining Co
Quarts Mining
Loon Creel Mining
Uhe United State
Leat Packer Mining Company
Joan Py Hoy EK
Custer County
Dule
Notice for Publicaton United States Land Office
Notice is hereby given that James Deering of Helena Montana has applied under the act of July 1 1804 for lands described in Township 12 North Range 20 East and Northwest Quarter Sec 21 and 40 Township 11 North Range 21. Applicants protests must be filed before December 8 1909. McMahon Register. Publication Dec 7 1909.
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United Statshs Land Office
Jlailey
Ldaho
James Deering
Helena
Monthay
SWH Sry
Sem Bey
Ney
Notice of labor claim on Thunder Mountain mining claims
Daniel A Caswell notifies co owners that he has expended 1000 in labor and improvements during 1908 on Quadren No 1 No 2 and No 3 lode claims in Thunder Mountain mining district Idaho county. If others do not contribute 50 per claim within 90 days after publication, their interests will vest in Caswell. First publication Aug. 17, 1909.
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Idaho
Wali
Mie Sali
Tha
United Stawn
Courageous Girl Heads Burglar With Revolver
Seventeen year old Florence Foley faced a burglar at the Foley residence in Evanston. She retrieved her father's revolver, confronted the intruder on the stairs, and forced him to surrender his loot. The burglar left with respect, praising the brave girl.
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Florence Foley
Michael Foley
Evanston
Foley
Main Street
Clarence
Chicago
Dart
Secions
Miss Haley
Mies
Reverend Wright probes Siberia for deluge proof
Rev Dr George Frederick Wright of Oberlin College plans a Siberian expedition to excavate and study strata linked to the great flood. He aims to locate material from the period of the deluge, then follow the Caucasus to Ararat and Smyrna to argue the deluge as a historical fact.
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G. 8
Gregory
Tomiletic Review
George Frederick Wright
Oberlin College
Ohio
Siberia
North
Palestine
Wright
Caucasus Range
Ancient
Ararat
Smyrna
Asia Minor
Strong Men Made Weak by Macks Hypnotic Feat on Field
Harvard trainer Jack MacMaster used a 140 pound recruit William Mack to test the Crimson football squad. Twenty two players failed to lift Mack while he touched their neck with a single finger. Capt Daly, Head Coach Dibblee, and others failed. Mack appeared exhausted after exhaustive tests.
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Jack MacMaster
Harvard
Crimson
MacMaster
Wiliam
Mack
Daly
Ben Dibblee
Vanderbilt's Vast Land Purchase For Model Farm Near Flavemeyer
Reported by agents to William K. Vanderbilt, a large land purchase near the Flavemeyer estate aims to rival Biltmore. The tract includes thousands of wooded acres with a few farms and streams. The youthful millionaire plans a grand model farm with blooded stock and the trappings of a gentleman farmer’s estate.
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Wiliam K. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
Kisupele
Anillionaire
Duxedo Aistrioa
Mr. Vanderbilt
Train Hold Up Test of Common Sense
A Chicago Times-Terald note suggests the 40 or so men aboard a held up train may yield to the lone bandit’s demand, believing he needs the money. The piece reflects streetwise psychology over direct resistance in the tense moment.
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Generaritz
Chicago Times
Terald
Custer County Idaho Promises Rich Mining and Growth
A historical overview extols Custer County Idaho as rich in mining and agriculture. It traces settlement, naming Challis Mackay Houston Bonanza Stanley and other towns, notes a 6,000 mile irregular county area, Oregon Short Line access, and the Rocky Mountain Bell line. It highlights numerous districts and mines including Bayhorse, Ramshor, Paw Plat, and Stanley Basin, with multiple mills and smelters and about 5,000 residents.
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Guster County
Idaho
General Custer
Placer Nining
Montana
Stanley Basin
Laon
Quart
Custer County
Challis
Houston
Bay Horse Fins
Clayton
Stanley
Big Loster
Thousand Spring
Round
Pahsamarei
Telope
Connecticuut
Delaware
Rhode Island
Oregon Short Line
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Ma Wilhi
Morvan
Washington Basin
Yanior
Lucky Boy
Yankee Fort
Mise Lins
Custer
Agriculture and Stock-Raising in Custer County
Agriculture supplements mining in Custer County as Salmon River and Lost River drain vast arable lands. Irrigation and canals are forecast to transform deserts into fruitful valleys, with hay oats wheat potatoes yielding high per acre. Stock-growing thrives in mild winters, bringing tax revenues, while climate, schools, and mineral wealth bolster a progressive rural economy.
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Sori
Sawtooth
Wood River
East Park
Salmon
Custer County
Challis
Credituhl
Selioo
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William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
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