Thunder Mountain mining boom draws buyers and buyers
The district around Thunder Mountain attracts significant capital with a New York syndicate led by B. L. Hollister buying prospects and firms like HH Hunter of Denver shipping supplies. Analysts note rich ore bodies, abundant water power, and easy prospecting potential, while critics accuse many pretenders and knockers of inflating the region’s promise.
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New York
B. L. Hollister
Hunter
Denver
Pittsburg
Thunder Mountain mining pro and prospector notes
BR Davowhers declares Thunder Mountain rich with ore and mining potential. He warns that many claimants are unprepared, yet legitimate prospecting and patient effort will yield valuable mineral claims and swift wealth for disciplined workers.
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Thunder Mountain
George Pulver
Fritz
Packer
Footsore
Buckhorn Trail
Seattle
Ananias
Colorado Springs
Big Creek
Idahos
Colorado
Idaho
Mother Earth
BR. J. Davowhers
Advertised Letters at Weiser Idaho 1903
Uncalled letters remaining in the office at Weiser Idaho for the week ending 1903 list Frank Burton Hattie Blake Bushong John Carlson L Childers Henry Ferguson Wm Good M J Harpan Henry Hardy John Lauton L Maley MA Mitchell Ben Shaw Mollie Suppling Joseph Stone James Homer Tournidoo JHL Buyer postmaster ad appears. It also notes baking powder Perfect and M E Summercamp high grade cigars at postoffice.
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Weiser
Idaho
Burton
Frank Blake
Hattie Bushong
John — Carlson
L. Childers
Henry E Ferguson
Good
M. J. Harpan
Henry Hardy
John Lauton
L Maley
MA Mitchell
Ben Shaw
Mollie Suppling
Joseph Stone
Homer
Tournidoo
James
Jhl Buyer
Wintertown Neighbors Report From Hills East Of Town
Col Drake visited our school and praised it as one of the best in the area. The Ladies Aid Society contributed fifty dollars to fit up the new church. Residents from Price Valley and Weiser moved and traveled for winter duties. Several families and workers, including Marion Crowell and Jake Wyant Warren, discussed relocation and business trips to Warren, Boise, and Tacoma.
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Weiser
Col. Drake
Ladies’ Aid Society
Henry Crowell
Boise
Bloom
Freehaffer
Jake Wyant Warren
Robt. Freeman
Price
Valley
Sherman Godlove
Dr. Brown
Bertha Clark
Meadows
Marion Crowell
Salvation Army
Venteen
Ed Roden
Warren
Morgan Gifford
Rapid
River
Walter Rineheart
Black Lake
Nick Woods
Don Mathias
Tom Estes
Kelley & Patterson
Andy Nelson
Long Valley
Tacoma
Patsoy Kane
Ing
Irwin Conway
Portand
Haag
Weiser Wu
Foster
Coo
Wen
Mi Valley
Reavis
John Hollenbesk
Bulmon Rye
Werohania
Mike Harlan
Guna
Dion
Edgar Moser
Ben Baird
Miles Michael
Munn Creek
Burley
Wessera
Coun
Harry
Mra
Warren Ty Mable
Hester Brambles
Fifsen Tay
Social and personal notes from Mann Creek community
Local residents report visitors and family movements around Mann Creek and nearby Weiser. Topics include arrivals from Portand and Boise, weddings, schooling, and social events. Public figures like W K Cate address Mann Creek on socialism. other entries note travel, visits, and business in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Taylor
B. Ly Spake
Jon Hayes
Boise
W. K. Cate
Mann Creek
Johnny Adams
Weiser
Creek
B. L. Saling
Ems
R. Martin
Salubrin
Mae Jones
Valley Folks Share Summer Travel and Local Words
India Valley residents pass summer duties with Wart lerson and Arch Bailey returning home. Local events include funerals, visits to Cambridge, and talks by Mr Ploed and the Mormon chair. Families such as Stews Grey Bailey York Wilkerson Hutonis and others circulate through CambrIdge and Salubria with village greetings and plans for a new school bell.
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Arch Bailey
Wart Lerson
la Maron
Horn
George B. Stews Grey
Lee Bailey
York
George Stewrat
Craneiss Harper
County
Our
Valley
Will
Amos Anderson
Jack
Salubria
Geo. Ware
Welsor
Wilkerson
Cambridge
Nuele
Ploed
Arthur Steward
Une
Tom Hutonis
Eel Fletcher
Wert Bridge
Will Newman
Squawshay
Hutchison
Love
Kelsey Lindsey
George ‘Tu
Thea
Bell
Fragmentary OCR note on Silver Ki election and publican role
Fragmented text references Silver Ki and a publican election, mentioning a chairmanship race and a legal claim by a group. Names and places are unclear, with garbled phrases and missing context about dates or outcomes.
Ingres Publication Reveals Public Taxes and Fees
A terse OCR snippet notes public notices about taxes and fees with references to repayments and gaps in reports. It mentions 1000 Ins and insurances and suggests an annual or biannual reporting gap. No clear names or dates are fully readable.
Electoral Preview From Local Pow Association
A fragmented OCR snippet hints at a local political event with references to a pow association and an election. Core entities include local groups and unnamed participants. exact place and date unreadable, but the tone indicates civic proceedings and community involvement.
Va Sit Ught de inoon 0 acting Meng
Waiver notice details from Va Sit Ught de inoon 0 show a local authority authorizing action by Meng. The item notes procedural steps and a deadline for objections. The document mentions no injuries or other events.
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Churchill Drug
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Mr. Wheelhouse
Waling
W. M. Pestton
Robert’ Landson
N. Parson
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J. EK. Dolley
R. H. Martin
India Valley
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