Osburn Wins Aviation Field Battle for Shoshone County
The Osburn location for the county aviation field prevailed over Kellogg as the preferred site. Kellogg representatives accepted Osburn as the airport with Wallace and local boards planning county funding for ground work and equipment. Regular service between Osburn and Spokane and broader air mail plans were noted, with further conferences held to finalize the agreement while debates over site advantages continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Osburn
Kellogg
Shoshone
Spokane
Wallace Board of Trade
Kelloge
Wallace
Board of Trade
Platt P Morrow
Morrow
Ainted
Hradley
Burke and Mullan
Onburn
Oxburn
F. E Stone
Stacy A. Easton
M. MH. Sullivan
Aviation Committee
Kellogg Field
Osburn Field
Flags for Battleship Idaho Presentation July Fourth
Governors from western states will present two flags to the battleship Idaho at a Seattle review on July 4. Gov Davin will lead the ceremony, with flags funded by state commercial clubs including Butte County Arco Ashton Boise Caldwell Emmett Filer Lewiston Bear Lake Montpelier Nampa Pocatello St Anthony and Wallace. The naval battalion banner and the U S ensign, both with gold fringe, are to be presented after earlier moves delayed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Davin
Idaho
Seattle
Naval Battalion
United States
Butte County Commercial Club
Arco
Ashton
Boise
Bubl
Caldwell
Emmett
Filer
Lewiston
Bear Lake Hoosiers
Montpelier
Nampa
Paybite
Pocatello
St Anthony
Wallace Board of Trade
Idaho Forest Oils Used For Ore Flotation Study
A University of Idaho bulletin reports Idaho forests can supply wood based oils for lead zinc and copper ore flotation, reducing reliance on Great Lakes and eastern states. The study, by Vandal forestry and mining researchers, estimates vast wood waste and identifies cedar and other species as promising flotation agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Great Lakes
University of Idaho
Western States
School of Forestry
School of Mines
University
State Bureau of Mines and Geology
L W. Cook
Henry Schmitt
Louis A. Grant
State Bureau Ofmy and Geology
Bulletin
Astern
Washington Mining plans July resume of development
Washington Mining Company vice president W Evans says development will resume in July after a recent property inspection by mining engineer R S Merriam. A crosscut extends about 270 feet and is projected to reach the vein in roughly 50 feet more at a depth near 350 feet. With a worn compressor and jackhammer, work will proceed by hand for the remaining 50 feet, and a new cut may begin downstream to reach 1900 feet depth, where a permanent compressor plant could be installed. The mine lies above Burke at Granite Creek head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia W. Evans
Washington Mining Company
R. S Merriam
Evans
Hoss Shay
Burke
Granite Creek
Paragon appoints Chris Grimsmoe to lead development
Chris Grimsmoe, a renowned miner, arrives at North Side to oversee Paragon Consolidated Mining as shaft sinking continues to 100 feet and a new level is planned to unlock ore for full mill capacity. He previously led Jack Waite, then Morning, and later leased Yankee Bay and Polaris before taking this role. He will supervise the Polaris lease going forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Grimsmoe
Chris Grimamoe
North Side
Paragon Consolidated Mining Company
Grimsmoe
Jack Waite
Wallace Associates
Paragon
Pearson Mining Crosscut Advances Toward Vein
Pearson Mining manager Harry Pearson reports good progress on the crosscut at the St. Joe property. The 64 by 8 foot tunnel aims to intersect the vein at 909 to 1000 feet depth, with one shift producing about three feet daily. The main adit could reach the vein within 2000 feet amid potential dip changes. Carl Kropp, a Minnesota contractor invested in Pearson, visited last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Pearson
Pearson Mining Company
St. Joe
Carl Kropp
Minnesota
Pearson Company Development Praised by Contractor Kropp
A mining contractor, Mr. Kropp, with long contracting experience, praises the Pearson Company's development. He commends the well equipped plant and good accommodations, noting satisfaction with the progress and the property tied to John Ferguson, secretary of the company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Operty
John Ferguson
Kropp
Pearson
Brady Development President Arrives to Oversee Company Affairs
J C Parsons, president of Brady Development, arrived in the city to oversee company matters for several weeks. The firm holds an option on the Rose claim and Olympian group, with Headlight workings extending to the Rose-Olympia vein at about 1200 feet. Drift work continues westward under Patrick Brady. Parsons notes Pittsboro and the East are quiet with little near term improvement, though western conditions appear stronger. Also mentions John Adams leaving Washington March 8, 1801, and missing Jefferson's inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Parsons
Pittsburg
Brady Development Company
Brady Company
Rose Claim
Olympian Group
Gren Hill-Cleveland
Tamarack & Co
Rose-Olympia
Patrick Brady
Parsons
Pittsboro
Notice of Sale of Real Estate of Bankrupt in Idaho
In the District Court of Idaho, In the Matter of Dan McInnis, Bankrupt No 771. Pursuant to a June 23 order, sealed bids for sale of certain bankrupt real estate will be received at Walter H. Hanson’s office in Wallace Idaho at 4:00 p.m. on the 2nd. Properties offered subject to taxes, liens, and encumbrances with a 10 percent deposit and balance on court confirmation. Bids not less than 75 percent of appraised value considered. property described as portions of Section 20 Township 60 Range 3 Shoshone County. Reports and records in the Trustee’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of Idaho
Dan McInnis
Dan Melnnis
Walter H. Hanson
Gydei Taylor
Wallace
Idaho
Nater
New
Shoshone Coun
Therrett ‘Towles
Gyde-Taylor
Homer G, Brown
Tevstee
Notice of Sheriff Sale on Tax Lien Foreclosure
Sheriff Jesse Freeman will sell at the Bank Street entrance of the Shoshone County Courthouse in Wallace Idaho on July hard day 1921 at 9 16 a m the property Lots 1 and 2 Block 1 Addition to Murray Shoshone County Idaho to satisfy a judgment of 156 35 plus costs. O M Nordquist and Jane Doe Nordquist are defendants in this tax lien foreclosure notice issued by Harry A Rogers County Auditor Trustee. The sale is by order of the First Judicial District Court dated June 2 1921 and June 11 1821 recorded in Judgment Book F. Acts Deputy John Dolan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Rogers
Shoshone County
State of Idaho
Paintiff
O. M. Nordquist
Jane Doe Nordquist
District Court of
First Judicial District
Shoshone
County of
Murray
Bank Street
Wallace
County of Shoshone
State of
Idaho
United States
Jesse Freeman
U. SM. Nova
A.D
Jane Doe Nordquict
A. D
Big Eight Consolidated Mining Company
Yreka
Towit
Recorder
United Stat
Foreclosure Decree Issued in Shoshone County Idaho
No 3959 trustee for Shoshone County Idaho files motion under order of sale and decree of foreclosure on June 20 1921 against O M Nordquist and Jane Doe Nordquist his wife in Shoshone County Idaho. Judgment recorded in the judgment book.
Foreclosure Notices From Idaho Court Proceedings 1921
Foreclosure actions involve sale of property in Shoshone County Idaho. Notices describe sale of rear forty five feet of Lots 10 11 12 Block 7 Village Ward and Big Eight mining claims including Big One through Big Eight Single O Double O and others with dates June 1921 and July 1921 stating sale at Bank Street entrance of county courthouse Wallace Idaho and amounts due 166.79 and 1569.45 dollars with sheriff’s sale ordered for cash to highest bidder.
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D. W. Greenbers
Fourth of July Canyon
Coeur d'Alene
Mullan Park
Henia
Captil Mullan
Greenberg
Herman J. Rossi
Mul Jan Park
Greenbers
Mackey
Remakks
Mamer
United States Aircraft Company
From &Ying
Osborn Feld
Battleship
School OF Mines and Forestry Investigations
Spokane Exchange
New York
American Com
Callahan Zinc
Caledonia
Independence
United Oil Cop
Utica
Ajax
Alameda
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Alaska Petroleum
Constitution
Electric Point
Gertiemi
Gladstone Mt
Happy Day
Aear Lighland
Idaho Gold & Ruby
Imperial
Intermountain
Int. Coal & Coke
Ivanhoe OM
Laclede
McGillivray Creek
Moonlight
Nabob
Rambler Cariboo
Ray Jefferson An
Silver Cable
Silversmith
Sherman Lead
Tamarack
Washington
Brady Development
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
John Dolan
T. John Dolan
A. McGillivray
District Court of the First Judicial District
Jerd-Sylsat
Sheri
Inland Empire
Spokane Interstate Fair Grounds
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BIG Midway
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Union Pacific
Great Pacific Northwest
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Omaha
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Minneapolis
Chicago
Oregon-Washington
Continental Limited
Memphis
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Yellowstone, Zion and
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H. J. Arnett
Wallace, Ida
Wm. McMurray
Portland
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