Silver mining changes as bulldozers aid new Coeur d'Alene rush
In northern Idaho the silver boom returns as bulldozers replace burros in staking claims across the Coeur d'Alene district. Prospector Harry Voltolini and others stake 600 by 1500 foot claims, with lines cleared by machines after initial footwork. The region sees record mining activity and rising stock values as silver prices climb and government supply dwindles.
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Coera d’Alene
Idaho
Bunker Hill
Spokane, Wash
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Rev Bostow to Speak at Keota Federated Church
Retired pastor Rev El mer Bostow formerly of Keota Federated church will guest preach August 6 in Keota where he once led from 1952 to 1957. In Richmond Indiana he directs Richmond Industries Ministry and now returns to Keota for the event. Meanwhile Mrs Elizabeth Clark of Keota marked two birthday surprises this week and hosted gatherings with neighbors and friends including Evelyn Surface and Mr and Mrs Bill Hahn. A separate note reports Shoshone County land rush activity with Osburn Fault area staking and claim filings led by Voltolini maneuvering a three man crew to file four to five claims daily.
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Recorder
Anna K. Battig
Harry Voltolini
Siverton
Hecla Mining Co
Day Mines Inc
Shank
Keota
Elmer Bostow
Federated Church At
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Bostow
Richmond Industries
Richmond
Indiana
Elizabeth Clark
Evelyn Surface
Bill Hahn
Charlie Weise
Lewis Green
Margaret Ruby
Max Miller
Muscatine
Clark
Prairie Home
Shoshone County
Osburn
Rush
County Recorder’s
Voltolini
Keota Couples Golf Tourney Delayed to August 27
The Keota Lagos Acres couples golf tournament, originally set for August 20, has been moved to August 27 due to conflicts with other clubs events. Reservations can be made by calling Mrs. Don Bermel at Keota 636 3076 or Lagos Acres Pro Shop. Additional local moves include several families changing residences and a newborn noted with birth weight seven pounds five ounces at Mercy Hospital.
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Keota
Lagos Acres
Don Bermel
Local social notes from U.P. Home events and visits
Mrs. Ernest Brown underwent an appendectomy at Washington County Hospital on Monday. Numerous visitors and callers crowded the week, including Dr. Fred Blick, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Crossett, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Martin, and many others from Keos, Moline, Fairfield, and surrounding towns. Several families delivered greetings, attended gatherings at cottages in Wisconsin, and stopped by the Health Center to see Alma Walker and staff.
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Ernest Brown
Washington County Hospital
J. B. D. Martin
Bruce Martin
Moline
Eugene Martin
Keota
Matt McLaughlin
Robert McLaughlin
Tempe
Texas
Robert Martin
Ill
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