Boiling politics and small town notices at Mann Creek
Local Mann Creek items describe political tension and community chatter. Farmers discuss crop conditions and front effects, while residents report moved households, school teaching, and church service plans. Social tidbits include Emma Cope visiting, Agnes Lynch teaching, and Rev Barton preaching on Sunday the 13th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Calloway
Sol Q Taylor
Emma Cope
Weiser Cannery
Coxey's Army
G. Ki. Barton
Juffray
Bamny Hiptmercoats
Valley News Roundup Reports Local Activity and Travel
The Middle Valley section notes residents and visitors in recent days, with Lorten affirming faith in Long Valley. Buyers from the Upper country purchase cattle, sheep and horses, while farming work begins and water supplies are anticipated. Stages run smoothly, and residents discuss Coxey and the Payette Seven Devils railroad proposal amid cold snaps and community updates.
Local notes from Salubria and nearby towns recount farm work and travel
Salubria reports Trig Holton and others on the road to Council and Warrene while Martin Kul plans a large crop the Teishman family is noted and Keithley brings a horse for shoeing. Several residents, including Beckles and Aller, prepare for spring juries and court. horse trades, mill plans, and rail prospects stir the area amid routine farm life and neighborly chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trig Holton
PA Markson
Red Morris
Council
Warrene
Martin
Wedtnassay
Cornell
Wirrens
Bernard
Teishman
Meadow glows in spring in Little Salmon valley
Meadows in the Little Salmon valley show spring beauty as fields thaw and farmers begin plowing and seeding. High waters block river canyon transport, while locals plan building and store improvements and anticipate new dwellings and saloon upgrades.
Meadows May 5 18th county tax pleas for river canyon bridge
The letter urges immediate action by county commissioners to build a freight-grade road and bridge systems in the Weiser river canyon to connect with the state wagon road, hoping for growth and new buildings. Mentions residents Mia McMahan Flor McCall Mrs CR White and others planning travels and improvements, with the view that necessity drives invention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Mia, McMahan
Flor McCall
Clark
Mra CR White
California
Boise City
Messia
Long
Wagner
Thomas Powell
Willy
Meadows
Torohn W. Mitchell, Jr
M. J. Sheppard
Courson
Weiser River
Neus
Council Valley News Quietly Updates Washington County
In Council Valley the letter notes farming progress, weather relief, and renewed activity after months of idleness. The Weiser River crested high with some bridge losses, now set for repairs as timbers arrive. A bath house project near Hot Springs is planned under Dr. Sherwood, with two rooms and seasonal use to aid locals. Lizzie Cope begins a three month school term. May 7 marks community notices and party meeting updates.
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Banner
Washington County
Connell
Weiser
Price Valley
Meadows
Crooked River
Lick Creek
Bear Creek
Sherwood
Hot Springs
Council Valley
Frank Mathias
Joseph Beem Stark
Lizsie Cope
Tern A. Morrison
Todian Valley
People’s Party
Crane Creek notes and farming hints from May 6
Levi Allen and Dr Brown of Salubria prospected Crane tributaries but found no rich strike yet. Neighbor Mr Rambo plans planting goi ia place corn and sugar cane to foil crickets grasshoppers and squirrels, a tip for similar farmers. Many have finished spring work or will soon, Crane, May 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levi Allen
Dr. Brown
Salubria
Crane
Lockwood Road Debate Prompts Idaho Rail Benefit
In Mineral and Weiser District the Lockwood road via the Glover trail is urged by prominent citizens for boosting the Snake river fruit trade with the Welker cannery settled. The Silverite and Contrary Club discussions feature petitioning the federal government, local leaders urging action and numbers for a chosen army to Washington plus a lively cemetery fence banter.
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Lockwood
Weiser
Welker
Snake River
James Hewett
Aineral
Messis
Matthieson
Barnett
Stargill
Mrs Day
Messrs. Noble and
Mattheson
Andy Anderson
Wateruntn
Biddle
Portland
Lockard
Waterian
Mineral
T Rfl
Idaho
Playwell
Indian Valley Spring Work and Local Happenings
The tarmera are busy between showers plowing planting and sowing. Rich rains delayed crops as many plant corn and cane. People discuss crickets in the hills and potential crop thefts. WN Woods left for Ramet then DeLutar. Mrs McMalun joined her husband in the Meadows where he runs a store. Hy Seabrey teaches about forty scholars. Local political meeting of the People’s Party postponed due to rain. rescheduled in two weeks. Wm Rambo and Chas Ackerman rented MacMahan and Wools properties. Grass on hills is good. Pete Anderson recovering from rheumatics and his ill daughter with grippe. Miss Cora Lindsay burned her foot. uses crutches. Thomas West jailed last winter has fled town. May 6, Indian Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Ramet
DeLutar
Tier
Moa Haworth
Harvey Anderson
DT Richardson
Heilugway
Weiser
The
People's Party
Wm. Rambo
Chas. Ackerman
Jonathan MacMahan
George Anderson
Kelsey Lindsay
Nick Wools
Pete Anerson
Cora Lindsay Thast
Thomas West
Ike
Tadian Valley
Ruthburg Camp Report Describes Silver Prospecting Woes
Ruthburg explorer reports camp dead and miners mostly gone. Remaining workers hold Lopes and hope for future gains, but surface work dominates as deeper prospecting is hard. The town shifts toward ranching with Mr Rechuris pushing mining aside, seven thousand sheep wintering on a shrinking range.
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Ruthburg
Ruthbung
Fom Rechuris
Tam
Lyme
Looking Backward Colonial Ties and Hawaiian Provisional Affairs
The piece recalls Hawaii's quiet politics with Royalist mass meeting plans at Palace Square on April 9. Speakers include Kaluken Ashford and Bowler as Hawaiian Nations Band plays. Resolutions urged oath-taking until the Hawaiian question is settled, amid mixed attendance and concern over Provisional government loyalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Con
Hloxonvin
Honolulu
Anshing
Palace Square
Hawaiian Nations
Amon
Lol Kaluken
J. F. Bowler
J. Widilips
FH. Redwood
Ashford
J. Kuhookuto
Kaluken
Ale Gentlewen
Wilcox
A. Ryan
Me. Astford
Meutings
Napier
Howe Baja
Primarion
Meirely
United States
Notice for Publication Land Oiler at Boise City
Notice is hereby given that the following have filed notices of their intention to make final proof in support of their claim and that final proof will be made before the clerk of the district court at Weber on May 18, 1804. Clement F. Drake of Weiner Tyce, home tour application No. 8009 for the name of section A tp Wing rd Ww. Witnesses Leander A. Day Kwon M. Barton Gilbert He Trasy John N. Dobbs all of Wolane Washington county. Witnesses: Ww Cuan Kaxuariey Register.
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Boise City
Tolalio
Noticn
Thus District Court
Webern
Idaho
Wing Rd
Kal
Leander A. Day
Kwon M. Barton
Gilbert He ‘Trasy
John N. Dobbs
Wolane
Washington County
Kaxuariey
Register
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D. Richardson
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W. Beardsley
Weiner
Wilkin
Mondhiy
Seven Devils
Ganyon
Interior Metropolis
Keithley
Bulubrla
Keithley Doew
Beckles
Peter Aller
Pete
Sparta
Oregon
Ruthbury
Hi Taylors
Percifiold
Nelson Bulil
Percifield
Indeetl Kohl
Mix
Cansyou
Thousand Spring Valley
Smith
Geo. Hull
Helen
Suny
Iny
Reynolls and Wilson
William Allin
Nolan
Haooo Valley
Jock Wilson
James Ebex
Fiumn
Wedona Sat
Jani
Vatley
Dennyd& Swanstrom
Ling
Warnute
Reina of White
McMahon
Walter White
RA Whitten
Dakramer
John Hancock
Philip Waguy
Perers
Mann Crook
Crane Creek
Contrary Club
Kelly
House
Senate
Pho Wudger
Sneil
Tan
Lostem
Sue Place
Kletcher
Tovster
Vietcher
Europe
America
Fieteler
Missonsian
Proteher
Indian Valley
Lesa
Sents
Opper
Brownlee Creek
Paris
Pioneer Furnitureot Washington Co
A. Sbaus
Martis
Comerot
Ashaml Mala Street
Salu
Mart Hannan
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