Salubria Valley News Summary
Salubria area notes unusual weather with thin air and cold temperatures as a town report mentions salubrious valley life. A memorial lists Mrs Swankfotder aged about seventy lost to consumption and other local names like Thos Kimbrough and Allan FU. Reports of visitors and singing contests appear along with scattered weather observations and local travel notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swankfotder
Salabri
Kimbrough
Santa
Allan
Frank Smith
Brownlee Ursiag
Seven Devils and Freight Movements Tie Up Western Front
A fragmentary letter notes activity along several freight lines and travel limits. Camp traffic persists with similar disruption as winter weather continues to hamper movement. Reports of trains and military coordination surface amid rough conditions and snowfall.
Meadow Valley Christmas Snow Blankets Region
Nature once more spreads a white mantle over Meadow Valley and surrounding areas as winter settles in. Sleighing bells ring, and a Thanksgiving ball drew a large crowd with attendees from Round Valley and Cornell among others, reflecting a tight knit community during the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilie
Mary Phillips
Mason
Daniel
George Irvin
Peery Eddy
Bud Clay
Round Valleys
Mark Kelgbaum
Cornell
Kila
Local notes and incidents from December 2
Leigh and brother of Rapid River, Low Whomore of Warren, and several others. Miss Elia Levander arrived from Boise. Louis Winkler left Warren for Council. Andrew Mitchell’s injuries from a wagon incident are serious. Old Moyers’ house burned in deep snow. neighbors could not help. Mr. Keimur returned from Sulubela after cleaning for Cohen & Criss. Dumahoo came for salmon supplies. H. Smith visited from the river. Perry Hady went to Pollock. Miss May Freeman traveled from Connell for her sister’s wedding Marion Crowel and Frank Payne went to Connell for freight last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Rapid River
Low
Warren
Elia Levander
Boise
Louis Winkler
Andrew Mitchell
Keimur
Sulubela
Cohen & Criss
Dumahoo
H. Smith
Perry Hady
Woods
Rapid
Tuesa
Miss May Freeman
Connell
Marion Crowel
Frank Payne Weit
Indian Valley News and Local Happenings
In Indian Valley residents report very cold weather and a thriving population in the Niccotine area. R G Stewart’s sister hosted a pleasant Friday dance. George Anderson’s children are ill, Kinser is sick prompting a school vacation. About sixty votes were cast in the road boss election with St Logan winning. A Christmas tree talk arises among abstainers from former companions. Dec 6 display at Cordelle’s features Welser’s ample holiday stock.
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R. G. Stowart
Tarmon Ensley
Granger
Salley
Steward
Crane
Wheellaise Place
St. Logan
Moi Snow
George Anderson
Kinser
Idaho Farmers Institute Program at Congregational Church and Opera House
Farmers Institute schedule set for the 12th and 18th with Monday evening at the Congregational Church and Tuesday evening at the Opera House. Conducted by Huntley French and Aldrich of Idaho University. welcome by President Upton of the Academy. Program includes agricultural and horticultural papers and discussions, interspersed with music and local talent recitations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Institute
Congregational Church
Opera House
Blanton
Huntley
French
Aldrich
Idaho University
Upton
Academy
Minstrel Aggregation Arrives With Palace Car Train
Henrys Big Minstrel Aggregation of fifty white performers travels in a $40,000 palace car train, said to be the finest in the world. They will arrive Sunday December 11 at 116 p.m. A parade of Christmas goods, clothing, shoes, and medicines fills local shops, with Sears VanSice and Sommer camps promoting seasonal wares and remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Henry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Salubria
Salubrin
Seven Devils
Dev Levis
Eaadt
Capltins
Arious
Giorit Kutoot
Huvely
Weiser
Foresta
Indian Valley
Inainn
Bontital
Woxfington
Tke
Qordelle’s
Welser
W. E. Beardsley, Weiser
Morais Somnen
Sommercamps
Sears & VanSice
Bhiloh
Weiser Pharmacy
Jim Kelley
Karl
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