Neighbors note school visits and festive events in Crystal
Miss Maury Harper visited the county school and met friends. Eight thousand sheep are in Crystal as John Stacey brings flocks in for winter. Thanksgiving dances, benefic balls, and family visits mark the season while weather keeps the school small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maury Harper
Leck Jackson
John Rose
Crystal
Jackson
George Dutton
Milas Tul Jackson
Weiser
W. Jimmerson
Little Gon
Ilinois
Sunyside
John Stacey
Carl Jefferson
Nils
Mann Creek
Grandma
A. Wickerson
Grandpa Jackson
Miss Alto Stacey
Port lands of 1905 arrivals list from a newspaper page
A dense roster of names and places appears, listing arrivals or residents linked to cities such as Portland, Boise, Payette, Moscow, and Spokane. The fragmentary text references many individuals and locales, including merchants and travelers, with scattered surnames and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pool
Payette
Frank Davis
Omaha
Ples. CO
Mose Meyer
Portland
RO Redman
Cambridge
T A Purdy
Geo Coffin
B Cason
Boise
F S Stewart
Chicago
Allison
M Johnson
Hiney
Trishman
O ' Clark
Meadows
JF Stark
Yale
W Johnston
the Dalles
J 7 Miller
Spokane
J C Montaith
Blackfoot
Miss Edwards
Huntington
RD Bothwell
City
Morehead
Harry Neer
W K Sacket
Buffalo
J J Bennett
Grangeville
August Peterson
Moscow
T Rhodes
Mont
A H Powell
Lewiston
Wm Wilson
Nev
FJ Bennett
Joplin
MD Sam Wilson
Ernest Wilson
Profile
W CG Toomer
Wm Wylie
Parma
Jules Grunbaum
A Roderick Grant
FE Smith
Eigin
Robland Chase Rierdan
Salt Lake
L Atieho
Pomare
Dulun
Sam Samuels
Cin
W H Barker
Idaho City
J D Cain
Lardo
CE White
J W Bailey
St Louis
Allen Seid
John Evans
Middle Valles
TL Root
Thunder Mt
W Randieman
Middle Valley
J Lachster
Jake Ferguson
Bonne Forty
Woodland
Bour Fred Roth
Porland
BF Griffith
Jas Pial
Rathdru
GJ Rushford
Harry W DL Coughanour
Thos Watbold
Pendleton
RS Wall
St Lou Grace
Boon Cason
Forge
Gully Falken Store
JF Brinistan
Gue Johnston
Nex Perce
A B Fisher
Caldwell
Ed Davis
Erry
Lodge
Ayes
Beecratt
A G Tarbott
K Marshall
Burns
Duncoa
Notable Names at Portland and Baltimore Listings
A fragmented OCR listing spans several names and places including Duluth, Pearl, Risser, Portland, Salém, Chas Epperson, M Alexander, Mose Meyer, and others. The fragment also mentions 3X F Griff, W Hannah, Caldwell, Bradbury, Holt, Moore, and a Toronto reference, with no clear event or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth
OB Pearl
OM Risser
Portland
Joseph Links
Salém
Chas Epperson
M Alexander
Mose Meyer
F Griff
W Hannah
Caldwell
Stewart Chitaeos
P Bradbury
Chas H Holt
Baltimore
RS Moore
Toronto
Tough Times in the Mountains News Letter Item
News Letter reports L Root arrived from Thunder Mountain to consult with J M Fanburg and possibly seek capitalists in Walla Walla to buy the mining property. He returned with horses to Meadows after a nine day trek through snow three feet deep on Elk creek and Secesh summits. The Elk country pack train faced snow balling on mule feet and slow progress on frozen stream crossings. An advertisement for Acker's English Remedy follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Root
Thunder Mountain
Payette
J. M. Fanburg
Walla Walla
Wash
Mr. Root
Meadows
Thunder Country
Mining process cuts nitric acid cost for ore leaching
The article describes a new nitric acid production method via electric arcs to leach ore more cheaply. It claims costs drop to 2–4 mills per pound, enabling leaching of most ores previously too costly. Rankin company and Macey firm plan expansions to 25–ton daily capacity, with hopes to mill low grade ore district wide and supply power and light. Prospects for regional development and early 20th century industrial optimism noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Company
Ford
Macey Company
Christmas Trees Shipped In by P I N Railroad
Christmas Trees, Conductor Wiley of the P. I. N. railroad will ship in a car load of Christmas trees for Christmas use. Place your orders early, Telephone 27a, or post office box 28, 22 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiley
P. & I. N. Railroad
Fragmented OCR Summary of a Local Item
The readable text shows a garbled note about a led group and supplies. It mentions adaptions to plen inexhausti and references values, a gold bearing concept, and nine items or units in a supply context. The fragment lacks clear names, dates, places, or actions.
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Coats
Alexander
ONE Price Clothier
Baker City
Root
Fanburg
Acker
W. H.hooxer & Co
N.Y
View Mining District
Waterman and Parker
Candee
Lew Waters
Atlal
Dwight
Royal Cafe
Hoff Street
J.A. Wiseman
Withy’s Market
Dee
Haviland
Furni
A. G. Cordelle
Iron Springs
Mace
F Springs
Parat
Wai
Young To Penn
She Son
M. M
Dr. King