Alf News From the Big Camp in Thunder Mountain Region
Alf News from the Big Camp reports Alf Franklin arriving in the city from Thunder Mountain ict. His camp lies on Iie Creek. nine days from camp to Weiser. Snow and danger on the trail hinder travel while Simon reports fatalities as winter’s grip eases. Franklin lauds Glasgow and Dundee claims on Profile Creek with a 180 foot tunnel. ore value rising as work proceeds. He foresees a rush of investors and permanent developers to the camp once trails clear.
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Franklin
Thunder Mountain
Mr. Franklin
Iie Creek
Jay
Weiser
Simon
Glasgow
Dundee
Profile Creek
Sam Wilson
Hollister Syndicate
Bridge Funding Committees Form As Weiser Plans Bridge
At the office of O M Haro a meeting appointed a three member subscription committee with authority to form sub committees to raise fifteen thousand dollars for a city bridge. The timing is urgent for completion before next winter and any subscriptions from property owners are urged. A second meeting is scheduled for tomorrow evening to boost citizen support and speed fundraising.
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O. M. Har
Oregon
Verdict Delivered Against Defendant in Richardson Timber Suit
The Boise Statesman reports that Richardson timber brought in a verdict late yesterday afternoon against the defendant for 25 dollars. The court adjourned shortly after the judge gave instructions.
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Boise Statesman
Richardson
Sinclair Formally Charged in Manila Embezzlement Case
Bartlet Sinclair former state auditor faced trial after authorities alleged embezzlement of government funds in the Philippines. The case, tied to the March 8 act, notes a court verdict and ongoing investigations as details emerge.
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Bartlet Sinclair
Tolaho
Showld Philippines
Manila
For Sale city property on street and household items
Classified notice lists city property for sale and household items the reader can inspect today. Includes a partial listing with location reference and contact details to follow up.
Tragic Shooting Near Boise In Basin Quarrel
Charley Hugh, an old freighter toward Boise Basin, shot and killed Jim Sing, a Chinese man, after a dispute over a wash basin. Hugh says Sing advanced with an axe. The incident occurred near Boise and authorities will investigate the quarrel and motive.
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Boise
Charley Hugh
Boise Basin
Jim Sing
Hugh
Court proceedings in district court term with numerous divorces and actions
The district court convened at 10 this morning disposing multiple cases. Divorces granted for Freese Preese Davis Watson Gray Thompson Wilson Miller and others with various defaults. Injunctions and name changes noted. Two assault with intent to kill charges set for March 17 and 24 with time to plead. Extradition and charges against W D Lovejoy directed. Court adjourns to March 17 with jurors summoned. help wanted for house work. old papers for sale.
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Gertrude Freese
Frank Preese
Davie
Boston & Seven Devils Copper Company
Varian
R. L. Davis
Davie Mark Parker
Elizabeth Yardley
Samuel Shaffer
Martha Shaffer
Mary M. Watson
Frederick Watson
Ida Gray
H. Gray
Ida Lindgren
Taylor Thompson
Sarah Thompson
Mary Wilson
James Wilson
Violence Miller
Calvin J. Muller
State of Idaho
John
White
Idaho
Plaintff
Robert White
Courae
Elizabeth Moser
Pacific & Idaho Northern R. R
Joseph J. O'Leary
Plaintif
John Ross
W. D. Lovejoy
Frank Harris
Carroll Dolma
Cour
Wants to Sell Bad Weiser Lodging House and Restaurant
Proprietor with other business to attend to asks readers to see him at the Blue Bell restaurant in Weiser. Contact 562 Dave Lawrence for details on the sale of the lodging house and restaurant business.
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Weiser
Blue Bell
Dave Lawrence
Ashimun's Farewell Sermon at Congregational Church
Large Sunday crowd hears Rev. E H Ashimun bid farewell as ministers transition. Choir music and offertory solo by Miss Jones lauded. He hopes the present work shapes future church destiny. decorations feature calla lilies from the Idaho Industrial Institute. He remains in Weiser. Rev. R W Rogers begins as pastor next Sunday.
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Congregational Church
E. H. Ashimun
Idatio Industrial Institute
Meadows Eagle Sold and New Leader Appointed
B. F. Hollin sold the Meadows Eagle and Mr. Charles A. Hackeny has taken charge, assuming leadership of the publication.
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Meadows Eagle
B. F. Hollin
Charles A. Hackeny
Governor Morrison Mourns Mother in Brookville
The governor learned of his mother’s death in Brookville Pennsylvania. She was an early pioneer of the Keystone state.
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Morrison
Brookaville
Keystone State
Bound Over to District Court on Killing Intent
Robert White, brought from Mineral about ten days ago, faced two charges of intent to kill. He appeared before Judge Jeffreys Friday and was bound over to the district court in $500 bail for each charge. Unable to furnish bail, he was remanded to jail.
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Robert White
Mineral
Jeffreys
Sam Winchester Charged With Beef Butchery Near Westfall
Sheriff J B Lawrence arrested Sam Winchester in Baker City last Wednesday after a two year manhunt. Winchester was indicted by a grand jury for butchering a beef believed to be the Pacific Live stock company property near Westfall in Gilliam County.
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Ontario
Ore
J. B. Lawrence
Baker City
Sam Winchester
Pacific Livestock Company
Westfall
Winchester
Mining News From Northern Belt Reveals Rich Veins
Reports from Marshal Linke detail New York group at 60 feet exposing 18 inches to two feet of high grade quartz with ore values from 75 to 325 dollars per ton. Gold Dollar claim reports three feet of quartz at 90 feet depth assays 50 to 300 dollars per ton. Roosevelt Dewey Sunnyside Fairview show active operations and rising crews as winter conditions improve and more buildings go up. Big Creek storms and expected higher activity mark the season.
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New York Group
Golden Eagle Mining Company
Hendricks
Roosevelt
Dewey
Sunnyside
Fairview
Arrested for Selling Goods Without License
Birdsall, a traveling trader tied to the Livering Brown company in Chicago, was arrested for selling goods without a license. A carload of goods was unloaded at the wool warehouse and later released after a repleving bond. trial is set before Judge Jeffreys on April 1. The case highlights illegal commerce harming local merchants who pay taxes and support national growth.
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Birdsall
Livering & Brown Company
Chicago
Congress
Pemen Angesennee Sevenseyran Wrens
Weiser
Jeffreys
Weiser to Host Boise Philharmonic Festival Outcome
The Boise Philharmonic Society plans a grand festival in Weiser for late May or early June. They secured high quality foreign talent and plan a chorus from Weiser and other towns. A permanent choral union could arise, elevating social refinement. A salt delivery and medical ad follow in the text.
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Boise Philharmonic Society
Weiser
Weiser J
Boise
Grip Remedies in Great Demand
When colds and grip are prevalent the quickest remedies are in demand. Mr. Joseph D Williams of McDuff Va says he was cured of a deep lasting attack of Jagrippe by using Cham berlains Cough Remedy after trying several other preparations with no effect. For sale by all droggista A SULKY PLOW almost now in perfect condition for sale at Harper Jeffreys second hand store Semi-Weekly for fresh news.
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Joseph D. Williams
McDuff
Allf Droggista
Harper & Jeffreys
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Sinclair
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Ashimun
Parewell
Arge
District Court
Qy-Weiser
W. H. , Hoorn & Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Davis Dava Co
Marsh's
Northern
Golden Eagle Company
Marshal Lake
Marshal Linke
Golden Eagle
Big Creek
Imerce
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Acker
W. H. Hooxer & Go
Buffalo
Davis Dava Oo
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