Blackfoot, Houston and Challis Stage Line
C V Hangen presides daily four horse Concord coaches from Challis to Houston and Blackfoot at 6 am except Sundays. Direct route to many northern, southern, eastern and western points. Express freight marked Care B H C C Stage Co via Blackfoot Idaho. Inquiries to P SpaS PuNG Agent Challis Idaho.
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Concord
Challis
Houston
Blackfoot
Bayhorse
Clayton
Custer
Bonanza
Stanley Basin
Sheep Mountain
Yellow Jacket
Care
B. H. & CC. Stage Co
Idaho
Inuire of
Spaaspung
Agt
Ode To Hoosevelt Returns Of The Rough Rider Hero
A long poem praising Theodore Roosevelt as a heroic Rough Rider and national figure, extolling his leadership and vigor. The piece references his campaigns, courage, and imagined global influence, closing with praise from A. Marker.
Democratic and Republican conventions heard of in Idaho
Caster Jottings notes E. C. Chamberlain and R. Macbeth leaving for Houston on the 24th to attend the Democratic convention. An ES and G. A. awger head to Challis for the Republican county convention. E. J. Wright killed himself on the 27th by morphine overdose. The 42 year old Ireland native has relatives in Pocatello and Nebraska. Fred Bauman returns from Silver City on the 26th. Wapis Custer Idaho Sept 29 1900.
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Houston
Idaho
Jefferson
Jackson
Polk
United States
Fred. T. Dubois
Frank Hunt
Democrats of
Pocatello
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Ravenel Macbeth
Custer
An ES
G. A. Awger
Challis
E. J. Wright
Ireland
Nebraska
Fred Bauman
Silver City
Wapis
Republicans denounce Shoup on silver coinage stance
World Shoup Det McKinley and all leading Republicans including Secretary Gage assert Bryan would bring free coinage of silver if elected. The question remains would Shoup vote for or against a free coinage measure if elected to the Senate, and would he pledge his stance. John L Minsar and CG M. Thayer of Boston visited Custer County last week to tour mining ventures and talk investment.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Hanna
Fairbanks
Ledge
Gage
Bryan
Shoup
United States Senate
Gers
John L Minsar
CG. M. Thayer
Boston
Custer County
Min
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Furan
Robt. Morrison
John J. Mitchell
North Main St
Houston, Id
Boyd Hotel
Main Street
Hamar
Mary Boyd
Blackfoot,houston
Challis Stage Line
C. V. Hangen
Prop
Hoosevelt
Teddy
Alt Hall
Jantinwo
Africa
A. Marker
Song of the
MIB
Abiliec Dlinttary
State House
Prince Albert
Halley News- Miner
E. T. Paull
Paul
Light Brigade
America
Dixie
Mr. Paull
Paull
New York
Tim Siver Mus Sengwr
E. T. Paull Music Co
W. 29Th Street
New York City
Imocratic
Henry F. Powell
E. C. Chamberlain
John Johnson
Jesse G. Finnell
Alice Felkner
Martha Keenan
Leon £. Calhoun
J. Treloar
George McGowan, Sr
Frank A. N
Dickey
Michael O'Donohur
Albert C. Bomar
Challis—Don
Rowles
Geo
E. Keyes
Sec
J. G. Finnell
C. A. Pfeiffer
Wm. J. Bowen
Miss May Wilson
C. C. Clawson
John Sheridan
M. Leigh
W. ©. Chambers
George Harland
Sand
Roscoe Hamilton
Pahsamaroi
Jas, Mayrick
Battle Ground
Carl Schoonover
Geo. Nowacki
Clay Vance
J. H. Baxter
James Hanrahan
Evan Harris
Stanley
Cliff Womacks
Reihy
Hon
U. S
Big Lost River
Guster
Republican Party
U. S. Senate
Geo. L. Shoup
Teddy Roosevelt
Colorado
Rough Riders
Indies
East
New Haven
Mr. Bryan
McKendrick
Finnell
Robt
Morrison
Challis House
Leroy Hillman
Salt Lake City
J. P. Spalding
John Altham
Morgan Creek
J. H. Greene
Mr. Babcock
San Francisco
Mr. Centauraus
Frank Dearden
Evans
Geo. Ensley
Ed. Morrisey
Elmer Reese
E. A. Rendicker
G. A. Sawyer
Henry McCornick
Dr. Rogers
Topeka
Kansas
8. L. Rogers
Comet
Messrs. Davis, Wentz and Brooks
Blackbird Copper Goldie Company
Salmon Recordes
Peter McGuire
Supreme Court
D. B. Huntley
Mgr
DeLamar
Owyhee County
Yankee Fork
Robert Bell
Losi River
Aster County
W. B. Borah
M. Buick
Boise
el C.chalmers
Texas Angel
Hailey
G. F. Hausbraggh
Salmon
Idahoans
KI. Perky
W. J. Bryan
Fred T. Dubois
K. J. Perky
State Cen. Com
Perky
Tam
Towne
Dubois
Senate
Democratic Party
Wfmon
Teller
Senate of the United States
R. Macbeth
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