Custer Encampment No 10 Holds Regular Meetings
Custer Encampment No 10 of I O O F meets in the Odd Fellows hall in Challis on the Island Sel Wednesday nights each month. Visiting Patriarchs in good standing are welcome. Officers include A P Challis C P Gee E Keyes and Scribe.
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Custer Lodge NO
Challis
John Stephens
N. G
J. G. Pixxell
Silver Leaf
Rebekah NO
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Ethel Philps
Nellie Bennett
Custer
Odd Fellows
Sorlock
A. P. Challis
C. P. Gee
E. Keyes
Church Meetings at Congregations Church Challis
Regular meetings set at the Congregations Church Challis with Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sabbath School at 2 p.m. on Sundays. Christian Endeavor gathers Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. Rev. R. B. Nicker son serves as pastor.
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Congregations Church
Challis
Christian Endeavor
Nickerson
Notice of assessment and delinquency on stock shares
At a directors meeting on July Bod 148 a stock assessment of per share was levied on capital stock. Payment due by August 20, 1002 to W. Hilbers treasurer at the Holne County Bank Boise County Idaho. Unpaid assessments after August 6 will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, with sale on September 17, 1002 to cover delinquent assessments and advertising costs. Secretary A. L. Fisher, Idaho City Idaho. First publication August 5, 1011. Desert Land Notice for Publication. Hugh Wood of Goldburg Idaho filed notice of intention to prove up on land claim No. 7 for multiple parcels. Before Register at Hailey Idaho on Sept 2. Names witnesses: J Hagenbarth, Harry Dunn, Thomas F. Henderson, Edward S. All of Goldbury Idaho. Sharp Register. First publication July 20.
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W. H.ilbers
Holne County
Thahoity
Boise County
Mwho
A. L. Fisher
Idaho City
Idaho
Desert Land
Department OF the Interior
United States Land OF Hailey
Ida
Hugh ©. Wood
Goldburg
Guster County
Noties
Bly Devertlund
Ney
Malley
Said
Hagenbarth
Harry Dunn
Thomas F. Mtenderson
Edward Sr
Goldvury
Duno
Notice of final proof for settler Elba Wilson
Notices hereby given that the following banned settler has filed notice of intent to make final proof in support of his claim. Proof will be made before L. H. Johnston, Commissioner at Challis Idaho on September 28 1908. Elba P Wilson for the SE S W quarter section 4 township 1 north range 1 east. He names witnesses John W Stephens Charles Funkhouse Jonathan Job Nid Sharp. Register first publication August 20 1908.
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Halley
Idaho
Manna C. Reese
Hugh C. Wood
Mary E. Hagenbarth
Harey Dun
Francis J. Hugenbarts
Goldbury
Bas Aled
Lb. H. Johnston
C- 5
Challis
Tia
Elba P
Wilson
Swa
Nie NW
Seo
Notice Of Forfeiture In Weight Estate
Notice to the administrator heirs and assigns and all persons interested in the estate of E. J. Weight that expended one hundred dollars to labor and improvements upon the property, seeking to claim rights or penalties under the forfeiture proceeding.
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E. J. Weight
Notice of labor and expenditure on lode claims in Idaho
John Mullen announces expending 900 dollars in labor on the Blackhawk Swell and Fixture lode claims in Custer County Idaho to hold said claims under the Revised Statutes. He warns that noncontributing co-owners owe 675 dollars each and that failure will transfer interests to the subscriber. Publication date dated November in Custer County Idaho.
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Texas
Forest
Forest Rose
Horse
Custer County
Bate
Idaho
Lee
United States
Oater
Buuld
Yankee Fork
Fluke
Ae Jon RH
Fortestare
Louis A. Pixceren
Seafoam
State of Idaho
John Mullen
Lake Baikal Rail Link to Bypass Tunnels
United States Consul Thomas Smith reports Baikal problems for rail transit in southern Asia. American ice breaking steamers and barges move passengers and freight while two new lines around the lake are surveyed to avoid tunnels between Irkutsk and Kooltooga. One route via Olchy and Toogoontchili is chosen for near future construction.
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United States
Thomas Smith
Moscow
Department of State
Transsiberian
Lake Baikal
Asia
Olchy
Toogoontchili
Irkutsk
Kooltooga
Prehistoric Village Unearthed Near Muncie Indiana
A Chicago Chronicle report says at nine miles north of Muncie on John A Gray’s farm men unearthed a sand pit depth of 17 feet revealing skeletons of giants about eight feet tall, earthen bowls, iron rods, and a handle of unknown material. Two strangers allegedly pressed for digging claiming a buried Indian village and hidden gold treasure.
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America
John A. Gray
Muncie
Ind
Chicago Chronicle
Gray
Doctor Mary Walker Causes Stir At Albany Mansion
Dr Mary Walker visiting Albany to lobby for her hospital bill arrived at the executive mansion where about 300 prominent women gathered Mrs Odell invited her to wait for the governor at the capitol. She toured the mansion with the crowd following, creating a scene in the reception room.
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Mary Walker
Mrs. Odell
Executive Mansion
Albany
Sweats blood until death in rare eczema case
Mary Galr aged five died at Williamsport Pa after two weeks of eczema that bled from the skin. Doctors call it a rarity with no reference in medical books. Also notes rapid female teachers replacing men in New York schools and a brief French duel comparison.
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Mary Galr
Williamsport
New York
Chicago
When I resisted and finally spent the money
A quotation from Mr Gentleby in the New York Sun recalls a debated expenditure. He opposed the cost as unwise and unaffordable, then, moved by his wife and desire to please, relented. The episode leaves him humbled, noting that courage and resolve are admired, and vows future firmness.
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New York Sun
Phonograph in Russia Provokes Censorship Clash
In Taganrog public gardens a phonograph entertained crowds until police learned it recited a censored Krilof fable with variations. Officials questioned pavilion manager Parsfinovitch, seized the cylinder, and vowed official action, leaving the innocent keeper anxious over punishment and fate.
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Pawlee
Edison
Taganrog
Krileft
Demyan
Taganrog Viestnik
Luminous paint use grows both city and country
The piece details widespread luminous paint use in theaters and costumes, road signs, harbor buoys, and household items, noting higher rural adoption. It explains the paint is not phosphorescent, but absorbs light by day and emits after dark, visible based on object size. It also mentions historical kerosene tensions with China and a local political anecdote about Dr. Swallow and his wife.
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New York San
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Chaltis
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SHARP
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