Brant reports Rooseevelt mining camp growth and plans
Brant, president of the Miniogant Milling Co, arrives in the city after a record trip from Roosevelt. He describes 46 companies in the camp, about 500 workers, and ongoing ore development from Monumental to Indian Creek. Nearby owners, tunnels, and mills show progress, with Brant forecasting a new general store and camp growth. He sees ample mining interest and discusses scholarships and local schooling plans shaping the region.
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Miniogant Milling Company
Roose- 4 Weiser
Lorses
Hugh Fulton
Pittsburg
Ping
Roosevelt Lng
Cambridge Group
Reerk
Montental Creek
Dewey
Cambridge No
Mr. Brant
Brant Mining & Ling Company
Capitalista
Kansas City
North Star Mine Ledge Found After Years of Search
Uncle Jim Bartness reveals the North Star mine ledge has been rediscovered after years of tunnels and near miss taps. Once famed for rich ore yielding up to twenty dollars in gola daily per wan, the site shows it again holds its former wealth, per the Council Journal.
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Monumental Creek
Dewey
Jim Bartness
North Star
Washington County
Jim
Council Journal
University Extracts Rhodes Scholarships and Studies Abroad
The University at Moscow reports on two days of discussions about Rhodes scholarships, funding, and study abroad. It notes the cultural studies expansion, including literature, history, economics, languages, mathematics, chemistry, and physics, with lecturers from eastern universities and several scholars focusing on European work.
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Rhodes Sebolarelipe
Allenlios
Proton
Washington County Teachers Institute Opens With Lectures
The Washington County Teachers Institute will start Monday at 8 30 am in the public school building with invited educators students and ex teachers. Two free evening sessions will be held at the Opera House featuring lectures by Prof Martin and President Bills on astronomy and the universe with discussions of modern science and the origins of our world.
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Europe
Weiser
Payette
Caldwell
Boise
Idaho
Hulme
Washington County
Teacher's Institute
Teachers’ Institute
Opera House
Martin
Ing
Horace Bilis
Boatin
National Teachers Association
Boanim
J. Maurice Marti
Local School Exam Information At Kulanal Lae
A fragment describes a teacher exam event for third grade in Kulanal Lae with references to a 1 Wad squoations and an olimpier titled Buswol Mya. Details are garbled but indicate an exam timetable and related certificates for participants.
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Weil Pribety Cortifvele
Avanet
For Sale A Ranch Near Weiser River
Ranch for sale twelve miles from Lown along the Weiser river offers hay stock and farming implements. Orchard with fifty swaring trove is included. New buyers welcome. Address Jon Kumalt, Weiner, oF 'wall of rand 100-db-pa.
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Lown
Weiser
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Savannars visit Silver King mine in Idaho trip
Fred S Myer of the Silver King mine at Warren Idaho returns to camp with Herman Myer of Savannah Ga and J J Torpey Sr and James O Connell of Philadelphia. The visitors, textile capitalists, toured Warren and expect to report favorable prospects to bring eastern money into Idaho. A Keystone mill for the Keystone mine was shipped from San Francisco and will be hauled to Warren before snow. Herman Myer took home a gold button valued at 1600 dollars as a souvenir.
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Myer
Silver King
Warren
Mr. Myer
Herman Myer
Savannah
Weiser
Silver King Company
H. Myer
J. J. Torpey, Sr
James O'Connell
Philadelphia
Idaho
Keystone
San Francisco
Council
Thunder Mountain Liquor Trade Sparks County Treasury Gain
Sheriff George Seay returned from Thunder Mountain where liquor traffic was monitored for two months. The Grangeville News says a $1800 increase in county funds proves prosperity in the mining camp. Seay blames poor road maintenance for trade losses to south Idaho centers. He predicts a second Cripple Creek may follow.
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George Seay
Thunder Mountain
Katrict
George
Thunder Way
Sheriff Seay
George Ys
North Idaho
South Idaho
Victor man Thiele heads to Portland then Rapid River assignment
From Cripple Creek Ph Thiele of Victor Col traveled Monday en route to Portland for two or three days. On return he will join Rankin General Milling Co at Rapid River as an assayer. He is an experienced assayer with Cripple Creek district ties. Thiele warns the district faces hard times due to the miners strike.
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Victor, Col
Thiele
Portland
Rapids River
Rankin General Milling Company
Cripple Creek
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Dr Lew of Boise and Jamee Ly Hil of New York traveled from Weiser Saturday to North Mountain district for sockice work. They planned to examine Ladapen dence, with aims to pursue further arrangements on Kimberley Jewell groups. The parties seek continued operations on their properties with ongoing arrangements through March.
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Boise
Jamee Ly. Hil
New York
Weiser
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Hill
Will Ley
Kimberley
Jewell
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