Local Notices From Hiemont County Court Dated May September
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Heyburn Burton French Morrison Gibson Turner. mentions September 21 and October 1 with county and judge James M. Stevens. No clear event details. appears to be a public notice or court schedule with dates and officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don B. Heyburn
T. Dubois
Burton L. French
John T. Morrison
W. BA Gibson
Theo
Turner Sohn
V. Covnier
Henry N. Coffin
Robert Bell
Mae L. Scott
Figleson
Hiemont
James M. Stevens
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No. 27 Meeting Notice
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge No 27 Challis holds regular meetings in the Odd Fellows hall on the second and fourth Tuesday nights of each month Visiting members in good standing are welcome WM Elder N G Mabel Jose Secretary
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Challis
Illiam Bowen
N. G
J. G. Finnetn
Silver Leaf Rebekah Lodge
By of
Odd Fellows Hall
WM. Elder
Mabel Jose
Custer Encampment No 10 holds popular meetings
Custer Encampment No 10 in Challis invites Visiting Patriarchs in good standing to attend monthly gatherings at the Odd Fellows' hall. Meetings are held Wednesday evenings at Sollock. John Stephens and P. J. Finnell, Scribe, oversee events.
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Custer
C.C.F
Odd Fellows
Challis
Sollock
John Stephens
P. J. G, Finnell
The Fate of the Leaves in Winter
A reflective piece portrays dying leaves speaking from a Chicago newspaper page. The voice laments scarce life and failing growth while offering a solemn sense of enduring value. It likens leaves to mourners and hints at broader seasonal and moral cycles.
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Houehold
Fiarber Knapp
Chicago
Story of a Worth less Fellow 92 2
Louis Tappan abandons his troubled marriage by enlisting, hoping to prove himself through war. After years of debt and neglect, he dies in the Philippines leaving a shattered family. a later visitor seeks his child’s memory, only to uncover tragedy and a torn lineage.
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Louis Tappan
Buena Vista Bank
Lotis
Lucy Herding
Lucy
Mr. Harding
Lewis
Harding
Louis
Papa Harding
Chicago
Lacey
Chickamauga
Buena Vista
Hardings
Tappan
Twenty-third Infantry
Louis ‘Tappan
Culver
Louisville & Nashville
Bill Chesebrough
Patten
Fen
Lucy Harding
Tippan
Chesebrough
New Jersey
Mit
Lees Emoi
Ehap
Aed
Rue Sory
Calamly Herald
Ness
The Greedy Priest and the Sugared Buddha Tale
A fragment from Lip Pinckott’s Magazine retells a koan style tale in which the old Buddhist priest Yokubukai Bozu, nicknamed the Greedy Priest, entangles with boys Kozo and kin as he blames a shrine Buddha for cake theft. Kozo, a sweets lover, misleads the priest while the idol’s mouth sugar proves the truth and chaos ensues in a series of playful punishments.
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Japan
Ozo
Yokubukar Bozu
Sis
Koro
Kodo
Buddha
Kozo
Koze
Hogar
Budd
Kose
Buddha Tetl
Leto
Elmet
Koco
Mt Sir
Lippincott's
Jume
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