Notice of Forfeiture in Lode Stone Fraction Claim
Lost Packer Mining Company notifies co owners in the Lode Stone Fraction quartz mining claim in Loon Greek Mining District Custer County Idaho to pay $833.83 per share plus $20 advertising costs within ninety days after publication or the claim will be forfeited to the subscriber per the US Revised Statutes. Agent John P Boyle signs for Lost Packer Mining Company in August 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Packer Mining Co
United States
Packer Mining Company
John P. Boyle
Avera
Custer Enuaty
Mdalio
Forfeiture Notice for Heauty Lode Claim in Idaho District
Prospectors Mining & Developing Co Ltd by Wowen J. Ocarn serves notice that 1904 labor and improvement costs remain unpaid by co-owners on the Crown Heauty lode claim in Thustder Mountain Mining District Idaho. If within ninety days of service or publication the co-owners do not contribute one third of 33.34 dollars, their interest will vest in the subscriber as per statute. Publication dates April 14th 1909 and July 13th 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netar
Prospectora Mining & Developing Company
D Dumentic Corporation
Holse City
State of Idaho
Thusder Mountain
County of Idaho
Ofer
Andhor and Recorder
United States
Clalme
Sonditiova
Jawa
Dewae
Idaho
Ux Coowser
Co-Owser
Prospectors Mining & Developing Co., Ltd
Wowen J. Ocarn
Wirat
AWW
Wit
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Wm Lighthall
Public notice issued by the administrator of the estate of Wm Lighthall deceased in Custer County Idaho. Creditors must present their claims within four months of the first publication, at Chellis, Idaho. Dated August 17, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lighthall
Thia Votis
Chellis
Tinho
Aaid
Custer
State of
Idaho
Frank Breen
George R. Dearden
Ok Breen
Stag
Portland magazines promise readings and land notes
An OCR fragment advertises The Pac Monthly and Pacific Monthly in Portland Oregon, pitching information on dairying fruit growing poultry raising and government land homestead entries. It lists subscription prices and mentions other publications like McClure's Magazine and Home Companion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mecito Monthly
Portland
Oregon
Facitic
Abe
MoUlara
Wom
Hovinns Mit Tay Pacitic
the Pacific Monthly
Pucie Myuthiy
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Probate Court
In the Probate Court of Custer County Idaho, concerning the estate of W H Lighthall, deceased, Clyde, administrator, petitions to sell all real estate to pay debts and costs. The court orders interested parties to appear on October 11 at 11:00 AM at Challis courthouse to show cause why an order to sell should not be granted, with publication in Tint Siven My newspaper for four weeks starting Sept 21, 1900.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Lighthall
Clyde
W. Hl. Lighthall
Anid
Bald
Bald Devessed
Challis
Custer
Idaho
Said
Pinnell
Notice to Thunder Mountain claim owners on annual labor due
Daniel G. Caswell states that 1908 annual labor of $100 per Quadren No 1 No 2 and No 3 lodes in Thunder Mountain Mining District Idaho has been expended. Co owners have 90 days to contribute $150 total or their interest will be claimed by Caswell per Section 2524 US statutes and amendments. First published August 17 1909.
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Hota
Nano
Ava
Veh
Thunder Mountain
Tutaho
Jude
Idaho
United States
Successful Science Cuts Death Toll For Virulent Diseases
A Chicago Post summary notes rapid gains in medical science reducing mortality from former terrors like smallpox and diphtheria. Pneumonia now leads deaths, heart disease ranks third amid rising longevity from aging, with contagious diseases losing alarm as sanitation improves and luxury lifestyles raise other fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Post
Isis
Elephants and their keepers moral lessons and mischief
A Chicago American piece discusses elephant training and morality in shows. It notes elephants learn quickly, respond to blame, and mirror human behavior, advising humane, consistent training. warns against perverted trainers influencing juveniles and promoting cruelty. It ends with a separate note on strikes in France, averaging 75 monthly last year and over 40 in early 1900s months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Honor
France
Scarcity of gems as De Beers price control fuels demand
A Washington Star summary notes gem scarcity, De Beers price influence, and rising jewel costs as world supply tightens. It highlights Oriental preferences for alexandrite, sapphires, carbuncles, and cat’s eyes, with anecdotes on value, superstition, and notable prices including a ruler’s eye in Mydera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Veers Syndicate
Washington Star
Orient
Queen Alexandra
Brillianis
Myderabad
Left Handed Ping Pong Party Delights Town
A southern girl hosted a left handed ping-pong party that turned into a humorous extravaganza. The game used the left end of paddles, producing absurdly low scores and a town champion winning a booby prize. Prizes were silver racquet shapes and ping-pong carny boxes, with Japanese themed decorations and sweets for supper.
Custer County Idaho Promises Rich Mining Prospects
Custer County Idaho promotes its vast inducements to settlers and capitalists, detailing early placer and quartz mining, booming towns like Challis Mackay and Stanley, and extensive mining districts including Bayhorse, Loon Creek, Yankee Fork, and Robinson Bar. It notes a population around 5000, railroad access via the Oregon Short Line, telephone lines, and multiple mills and a new 800 ton smelter at Mackay, urging investment in its rich mineral regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer County
Idaho
General Custer
Montana
Stanley Basin
Challis
Mackay
Houston
Clayton
Bonanza
Custer
Stanley
Big Lower
Thousand Spring
Round
Pehsamaroi
East Park
Telope
Connecticut
Delaware
Rhode Istand
Oregon Short Line
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Morgan Creek
Garden Creek
Bayhorse
Ramsborn
Sky
Pow Flat
Centennial Flat
East Fork
Slate Creek
Thom Creek
Robinson Bar
Sheep Mountain
Seafoam
Loon Creek
Washington Basin
Yankee Kt
Lucky Boy
Yankee Fork
Horse
Guster County
Agriculture and Stock-Raising in Custer County
Agriculture supplements mining as irrigation turns arid valleys fertile in Challis and surrounding areas. Salmon river and Lost river watershed bring thousands of acres of arable land, with stock-raising a leading industry and tax revenue growth. The county’s climate, schooling, forests, minerals, and healthful valleys promise continued development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earier
Sawtooth
Wood River
Indus
Salmon
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Bane
Assigna
Netice
Gale
Daniel G. Caswell
Department OF the Interior
U.S. Land
Halley
A. Brown
Lemhi
Bale
Munge
Boise Meridian
Johnston
Chale Iin
Jaimnant Nes
William Hullares
Dell Geoble
James Black
Joseph Short
Lembi County
Fiest
McMahon
Mey
Eugiater
Miles
Kasparilla
Hover Cugsical Co
Portail
Wever
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