Meadown Meadows Notes and Camp Life Anecdotes
A rambling column from Fremont County recounts a week in the Meadows with campers and locals. Highlights include stolen spittoons from the Payette county courthouse, a cricket that carried a small snake into a saloon, and a lively tourist set with visitors from Payette, Weiser and Sulu bba. District gossip, dances postponed, and weather themes color the scene as residents, including Mrs Pence and Miss Rossi, arrive or depart for summer excursions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delamar Nugger
Miller & Geiger
Bottle
Payette
Peter Pence
Jen A. B. Moss
Mra. Venable
John Hancock
Counsell
Miss Rossi
Anna Munthorn
Golly
Filmore
Silver City
Warrens
Milt’ Wilkerson
Tom Clay
Two columns of calamities in Idaho drownings and fires
Idaho news items report multiple drownings including Jack Kenyon in the Snake River on the 4th and Isaac Hickenbottom in Potlatch creek, a cottage destroyed by fire, and a boat purser drowned at Lardo. Additional notes cover a sheepman’s death near Bisuka, a buggy accident near Henderson’s, and a historic Boise hotel fire with large losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Kenyon
North
Idaho
Snake River
Anna John
Hurley
Pickett Holton
Boise
Roderick McKinzie
Montana
Bisuka
Ainsworth
Lardo
Kootenai Herald
Isaac Hickenbottom
Potlatch Creek
Julialotta
Hickenbottom
Latah
Moscow Mirror
Saldwell Tribune
Measrs
Duncan & Golden
Warm Springs Ferry
Tribune
Cleima
Governors Debate Sherman Law and Silver Policy Across States
A World survey gathers governors views on the Sherman law and silver. Indiana and South Carolina argue repeal strengthens parties or risks gold power. Mississippi and Florida press for repeal or delay. Montana and Nevada push free coinage, while Idaho, Utah, Oregon seek remonetization and currency expansion. A Utah ex-governor advocates fair coinage with gold, and bankers note stability concerns amid tariff questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Indiana
Tillman
Carol Ting
United States
Mississippi
Mitchell
Florida
Coke
Texas
Prince
New Mexico
Fishback
Arkansaw
Stone
Missouri
Democratic Congress
Senator Stockbridge
Michigan
Richards
Montana
McConnell
Idaho
Calcord
Nevada
Allver
Pennoyer
Oregon
Utah
Thomas
Woat
Should Be in Every Hour Dr King’s New Discovery Ad
In Sharpe borg P says he will not be without Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and odds after his wife faced pneumonia from Li Grippe. Robert Barber of Cooksport Pa says it helped more than anything for lung trouble. Attorney Waterhouse's drug store Lange sells 50c and 1.00 bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Wilson
Chiy St
Sharpeborg
Dr King
Li Grippe
Robert Barber
Cooksport
Attorney &Waterhouse
Lange
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mound
Weir Hound
Hhancte
Nampa
A. Eb, Roswats
M. Harvey
Notary Public
Asp
Iso Blanks
Wome
Phranix
Royal
Tan Bashing Lion
Imperial
Hamburg
Brumonthisiiranes Companies
Thos. P, Maryatt
Wreiser
M. Gurl
Weiser
Vendome Hotel
Cahalan
Boise City
Enimtey
Wiser
Thais
Fan Hanis
Attorney AT Law
Wits
Minsk Street
Weiner
Inte
Mpporney
LAW
Whiker, Tdam
Barber and Timidress
Shaple Ventoniy Mitel, Weiser
Thal
Sulu Bela
Mart Hannan
Welling
M. Johnston
Weller
Munn Creek
the Valley Hotel
Bob Johnson
Fremont Co
Court House
St Anthony
Wardner
John L. Wilson
Spokane
Wash
F. Lewis Clark
Shoup
George L. Shoup
Archbishop Ireland
Mary Liz
Rebecca
Magsa
Murray Sun
Mother Lode Company
State Press Association
Ketchum
Denver
Stanton, Coffin & Co
Hill
The
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
John Roberts
Camas Prairie
Salmon River
Wood River Times
Delamar
Wagontown
Henderson
Mr. Dewey
Iheho
Lewiston Tribune
George D. Finn
Rim Rock
Elmore Bulletin
Mattie Cohen
Boise River
Pine Grove
Central Hotel
Democrat
William Hart
Maj
Howlett
Territorial
Ben Anderson
Navy
Pap Price
Jim Reynolds
Statesman
George Ainslie
Old Central
Lemni County
Fannie Jaggars
Sam Jaggars
Horse Prairie
Bill Wells
Bannock
James Lee
Wells
Lee
Beaverhead County
Nice
Boise's
Adolph Ballat
Bingham County
Burke
Blackfoot
Pentlemon
Salt Lake
Anghor
Herald Mas
Shirley
Bachman
Holst
Mexico
Brazil
Australia
Hungary
Archer
Wall St
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