Cambridge News Items and Local Updates
Gladheart visits Cambridge. Salabria visitor. Outlook Club meets at 2:30 PM. Mentions Miss Kate Cope resuming teaching, rural mail carrier exams with Oliver Dasch, and John McCrea named substitute. Snowfall heavy in mountains. four to five feet at Black Lakes mill. Fire company reorganizes in Third Ward. Several local property deals and new construction plans noted. Williams family news. local tradesmen and residents mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate Cope
Cambridge
Oliver Dasch
John McCrea
Black Lakes
Empire Stock Co Billing and Ven Dome Heating Plan
The Empire Stock Co is billed for December 15. J W Cox host of the Ven dome has added two large heating stoves in the second floor hallway and plans to keep them burning day and night to heat every second floor bedroom. W W Campbell, pioneer Mineral district miner, visited the city this week and reports Mineral as a lively camp with Ladd Metals employing many men at the mine old smelter in operation and the Snake river site where a new facility will be built.
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J. W. Cox
The
Vendome
W. W. Campbell
Mineral District
Amusements review of Convict Stripes at Welser venue
A Welser showing of Convict Stripes by B Whitney and company impressed with strong acting but marred by a couple of members who snickered and disrupted the performance. The critic urges discipline and sobriety. Uncle Rube on the 11th promises a refined local talent show.
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Welser
B. ©. Whitney
Uncle Rube
Woodmen asked to turn in Shaeffer Piano Tickets
All Woodmen are requested to hand their Shaeffer Piano Tickets to A B Emerick at the Vendome 27tf for collection and verification.
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Shaeffer
A.B. Emerick
the Vendome
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