Salubria News Notes Brighten as Spring Nears
Local letters describe mild warm spell, new physician W H Middleton arriving from Seattle and assisting at Mrs Boyles birth of a daughter. Burns, illnesses, dances, church festival profits of 86 60, and plans for an electric light plant near Cuddy's mill. Community chatter covers infections, travel to Portland, and local trades in liquor and cigars.
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Sioxal
Gabriel
W. H. Middleton
Seattle
Middleton
Charles Boyles
Charley Lighe
Clark Harrington
Hornet Creel
Salubria
Indleton
Simeon Hunt
Howard
Agnes Lynch
Shaws
Charles Lorton
Willard Lowe
Middle Valley
David Allison
David
Lewis Lokey
W. D. Shaw
Shaw
Menat
Shamus O'Brien
Mark Lylland
Weiser
Himer Harrington
Emporium
Portland
Oregon
Elmer
Salubwin
Mart Hannon
Mart
Gold Camp progress and mines report from Warrens
Ed Barton and H W Harris report steady development at the Spring LT mine with a 100 foot tunnel and 18 inch ledge wall yielding no less than 30 per ton in free gold. Armstrong, Haney, Mitchell, Mayflower, Riebold, and Gov Willey’s Knott mine show activity. Mayflower mill to start in spring. snow depths and a sick spell noted. printed outfit at Sidwat under fire from locals. legislature’s farewell ball denial mentioned.
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Ed Barton
Warrens
Peneful
H.W. Harris
Armstrong
Haney & Mitchell
Mayflower
Riebold
Gov. Willey
Knott
Sim Willey
Scoesh
Wilson
Weiser urged to push progress and rail outlet expansion
The piece argues county leaders and residents must unite to promote investment, improve roads and bridges to Weiser, secure a railroad outlet, and oppose parsimony. It frames Weiser as the natural regional outlet with vast resources and calls for broad, businesslike county action to capture benefits and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avreles
Weiser
Weiner
County Aftairs
Idaho News Roundup Highlights Fire Losses and Surveys
Payette fire destroys A B Moss residence worth under 3000 dollars. Idaho plans to redeem 100000 warrants from the general fund. Idaho miners fight over a card game. two men slashed each other with knives. A baby girl born at Crosby Spar weighs about 1.75 pounds. Prisoners escape Rathdrum jail after overpowering the guard. Sixty Chinamen arrested. federal ruling sends them back to Canada. Idaho seeks 88000 for Snake River navigation from Huntington bridge to Seven Devils. Great Northern railway progress eyed to reach Spokane and Palouse country. Senatorial dispute over boundary line near Spokane. proposals to bring Idaho colleges to Palouse City and Pullman. Long Salubria letter urging local progress and American industry. Praise for Wilson Bros. and editor S Kibbe. House bill to reserve timber lands in Idaho for state management with export ban and protest rights.
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Weiser
Orien
Great North Weat
Idaho
Oregon
Beig
Payette
A. B. Moss
General Fund
Deer Creek
Frank Clack
Boise
Rathdrom
Marsal Dryden
Worth Idaho
Canada
Michigan
China
Congress
Snake River
Huntington Bridge
Seven Devils
Sinc
Great Northern Railroad
Spokane
Palouse
Putleteh
Moot
Great Northern
Mirror
General Tannatt
Palouse City
Idaho-Washington Boundary
Tris
Whitman County
Porewell
Salubria
Salbria
Welser
Wong
Eugene
Wilson Bros
S. Kibbe
Jack Monroe
Missouri
Mr. Edison
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Tdatio
EW Booker
Vandonii Motel
THE
Washington County
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Salusbein
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Shaw's Drug Store
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Chicago
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Crosby Spar
Clearwater
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Pullman
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Rockford
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Sweet
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