Miners battle wages and river dangers in frontier camp
Widespread activity at Mineral and surrounding camps as ore haulers, wood contractors, and miners rally to resume work after wage disputes. A dangerous river halts ferry service while officials report wages at three dollars daily, prompting resistance before most workers return to duties. News notes cover local officials, theater plans, school book lists, and community notices amid a flood‑prone season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sieely
W. E. Lockard
Maria Co
D. Robertson
Oregon
John Mulloy
Weiser
Beach
The Valley Hotel Ad Offers Simple Rooms and Meals
A brief 1920s style hotel notice touts clean beds and good ground, claiming a home like atmosphere. Rates are listed at three dollars per week for Southern wind fooding and eight one dollar per day for Trauafent, with other playful misspellings indicating a lodging option.
Notice for Publication Land Office at Bobs City and Walser Idaho
Notice announces final proof in support of a homestead claim by a settler from Wilbur and Bray Idaho to be made July 1 1893 before the district court clerk at Walser Idaho. It lists witnesses and details of the claim. Also public notice of a school land sale set for June 15 1898 at 1 PM in Welser Idaho with several land parcels by section township and ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Cahalan
Hayes
Geo. H. Steward
Boise
Daniel Congh
Wnour
Centerville
Board of Textbook Commissioners
Herbert Lang
Idaho
Professor Jackson
Univerisity
R.D Clark
Mr. Beck
Reno
Paildock Valley
Crane Creek
UB. A. Vansicklin
Snake River
Baker City
T Huntington Herald
Land Office
Bobs City
Soho
Walser
William J. Willburn
Wilbur
Taho
Edward Brannon
George Alien
Brannon
John Holland
Pugetts
Andrew J McFarland
Palk’s Store
Kixonbey
State Board of Land Commissioners
State Board
Liaw Board of Lana Commissioners
Boise City
Francis A. Lind
Weer
Whalilegion County
Cdo
Clark
District Court
Weiser
Winfield
Brundage
Crane Crook
Sf Wwe
SWNW
WWE
Willie J Wilburn
William Woodland
James H. Fisher
Thomas Kimbrough
Crane
Washington County
Maho
Otias
B.eNcenny
Augistor
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Gov. Wallace
Portland
Burleigh
Council
Yeatentay
Cowins
Judge Ivory
G. W. Tracy
Cal White
Judge Nugent
Tony Barbour
Little Willow
J. M. Fisher
Telephone Company
W. F. Sommercamp
Chicago
Alturas County
J. M. Friedman
General Mercantile House
Hailey
Tim Regan
Stodard
DeLamar
James Lemeraux
Idaho Falls
Ensur Institute
Pocatello
Nevada
N. F. Kimball
Vermont
R. E. Lockwood
Merton
Moselle
Kate Bray
Agnes Fairles
Minnie Hawthorn
Silas Steele
Ed Bennett
Tom Carew
Dan Cotter
Mother Merton
H. Haas
W. R. Dempsey
Williams
A. Monnison
The
Mineral Mutual Fat Company
Mineral
Phursday
Fue Buh
Wing
Sommer & Son
J. W. Jones
Blackfoot News
Blackfoot Land Office
John G. Brown
W. D. Hanna
Mr. Hanna
Albert Bertgen
Ada County
Knight
Caldwell
Cowin's Ball
Congregational Church Building Fund
Charlie Walker
J.D. Benson
O. M. Harvey
Payette
Independent
Old King Snake
Comins’ Opera House
Hewett Musettes
Eva Donovan
Monroe Creek
Stacy
John Hawthorn
John
Sheriff Eckles
Engines of Justice
Meadows
Joseph Pinkham
Judge Huston
Jude Huston
Maria Company
Statesman
H. F. Randall
Sound
Tiffin
Ohio
America
Just
the Valley Hotel
Bob Jonnson
Sodommer
Rodgers
Robert Woods
Lysteby
Turrison and Morton Mining
Washington Co
Dante, Gallagher, Mineral
State of Idaho
Washington
Alonzo Shearer
Welser
Alonzo Shouter
Andrew Adams
J.B. Coakley
Elmira
Muse Metioal
Klkhart, Ind
Miles
Hattees
Irtlandlore
M. L. Vial
Watchmaker
Salubra and
Indian Valley
United States Mail
W. ©. Jewett
Emily
Harber
Feed & Sale Stable
Vendome Hotel
Weiser, Idaho
Weiser Meat
Wresh Button
Woal
Frorup & Co
Congress of Nations
Bubmat Mowm
Bancroft
San Francia
Cale
Bancroft Company
Publy
eMillirum Fring
Central America
Mexico
Texas
Arizona
New Mexico
New York
Ald
London
Pines
Halcroft
Boston
Walter
Herbert Spencer
Eistoriune
Boxton Journal
Lindon Port
Duvardull Homes
Arthur Helpa
Draper
Wy Iky
LR. Lowell
London Times
Aintcroft
Shaw’s Drug Store
Main Street
Salubria
Jn Sitine
WB Beardsley
Tom Jerrey Honea
Weiser, Inaho
Warty
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