Ancient Elections Chronicle Across Decades
The article lists midwestern election results from 1892 to 1898 detailing races for state senator representatives sheriff treasurer probate judge assessor surveyor coroner and county commissioners. It names numerous candidates and parties with winners including R and D nominees across multiple districts and years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris
John D Benson
Wm Black
Rial K Wilson
A H Wilkie
A G Butterfield
D H Kerfoot
Wm Eekles
M Hixon
W W Pritchett
JL Eaton
M H Hopper
R H Martin
Gilbert Smith
RK Lockwood
W E Adama
Chas Lyons
Day
Local Officials Elected in Nov 1900 Races
The article lists elected officials and defeated opponents in various districts. It names Frances H Galloway as superintendent, De Green as coroner, T A Clank as surveyor, and district winners including N Gorrie and Hoffstatter. It also notes state level gains with Alex Houlatian as state senator and legislators WE Adams Marvin Kilbourn LG Wilkerson, plus county offices WD Lovejoy and G M Waterhouse. A Pong item advertises Candee's ping pong at 50c and up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances H Galloway
Lorena Hixon
de Green
Dr Lee
Clank
N Ggrrie
Sater
Tree Hoffstatter
Potter
H P Linder
Lyons
Alex Houlatian
G Smith
WE Adams
Marvin Kilbourn
J D Robertson
LG Wilkerson
WD Lovejoy
R E Wilson
Sherif
J P Gray
Gerry Snow
G M Waterhouse
J A Rose
M A Dally
G F Hoffstatter
Green
Witzel
Utter
T P Maryatt
N Gorrie
A Brockman
Jos Stephenson
Hatfield
Qhas. Campbell
Bier
Washington County Stock Association Meets Saturday
The Washington County Stock Association will hold a meeting at the office of W. D. Lovejoy on Saturday afternoon October 15. Secretary H M Towsnxy notes Dr. J B Hawthorn dentist will be present with Dr. Curl. office hours 8 a m to 5 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Stock Association
W. D. Lovejoy
J. BE. Hawthorn
Curl
Weiser
Wilk
Jersey
Washington County
Waln Returns with Rich Gold Find at Marshall Lake
L D Waln returns to Weiser from the Marshall Lake district after three months. He secured forty acres on Spring Creek and panned gravel showing rich prospects with coarse gold including several nuggets over a dollar. He plans spring operations, calling Marshall Lake district among the west’s richest mineral sections despite ledges averaging under four feet. Warmer weather may bring a new rush to the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. Waln
Marshall Lake District
Weiser
Do Good It Pays And Cigar Ads At Post Office
A Chicago man extols kindness over real estate deeds, urging cheerful words and helping hands. The issue includes an advertisement for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy and a list of uncalled letters at the Weiser Idaho post office for the week ending Feb 18 1902. Also notes home entertainment and items for sale including a Mitchell wagon and a buggy for grain exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Weiser
Idaho
Barrie
Mise
Mary — Blose
Forbes Chase
Fred Doolittle
Arthur ‘Jones
LA Keller
J J Lank
Geo H* Vies
Ae ‘Palmer
H Wilson
JH Bruex
News of Our Neighbors Camp and Valley Happenings
Details from the Warren, Roosevelt, and Holister camps describe pack trains moving through the region. Miners and claim workers like B H Manthorn, TR Hendricks, and Harris drill claims while wheat, barley, and alfalfa harvests yield modest prices. Local commerce expands with Mackey’s hardware, livestock sales, and a growing river of farm activity. church services and Mt Pleasant school progress mark community life.
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Upton Donley
Warrenesterday
M. I. Young
Roosevelt
Duvey
Frank Brendan
Pence
Brendan
Yates
Bu H
Idaho
B. H. Manthorn
TR Hendricks
Hurst & Smith
Harris
Frank Manthorn
Big Creek
Mr. Harve Taylor
Jack Sheiffer
Charley Myers
Warren
Claud Roper
Kreichley 'G
John Hopper
Weiser
Wm J. Mackey
Deaton & Towerl
Middle Valley
Boise
Dun Couts
Reed's Grove
Walter
Leonard Hopper
Frank F. Smith
Sam Swanstrom
Our Valley
Smiley
John D. Keithley
Thos. Mackey
Levi Keithley
Alvin Hague
John McRoberts
Jess Hauntz
Co-Operative
Middle Rea
Lation Mackey
Robert Jackson
Mackey
Milt Hopper
Joel Keithley
Bro
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Baptist Church
J. A. Jones
Mt. Pleasant Selon House
Mt. Pleasant
Row
Special Holiday Issue From The Salt Lake Mining Review
The Salt Lake Mining Review announces a large Special Holiday Number featuring descriptive geology articles on Utah camps by leading scholars with etchings. The 140 page edition expands beyond its usual policy to highlight mines and property values urging readers with good properties to correspond, benefiting both parties.
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Good Ming
Salt Lake Mining Review
Utah
Mining Review
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Alexander
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Baker City
Isaac Irwin
Arthur Folsom
T H. Pence
O Walker
Frank Smith
O. M. Harvey
R. Denney
I Williams
B. W. Watlington
Thos. Jeffrey
N M, Hawthorn
T. ©. Galloway
R J
Henry G. Yoakum
Wm Allison
Gilbert Swithh
W. B. Kurtz
Edward Fletcher
Amos F Hitt
Wm H
Summercamp
G. W. Adams
John Cuddy
F. M. Mickey
Cyrus T. Parham
Geo. V. Leighton
John O. Levander
John Anderson
Wm. H. Eckles
John H. Killoran
Husha Woods
D. J. Richardson
Edward M. Barton
James B. Conkley
Samuel Reynolds K
Thos. Shannon
Franke M. Hubbard
Arthur C. Folsom
P. W. Higgins
W. K. Adams
Alex Houlahan
W. E. Brown
Howard P. Howard
Peter Hunt
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State Senate
Gilbert F Smith
Calvin R White
John D Robertson
Representatives
Francis’ Fletcher
Ll. BE Verbeck
Michael T Hanlon
Augustus Mray
John B Utley
F Smith
E B Lorton
James H Anderson
Peter E Roberts
James G Bartley
Al‘bert McDonald
O M Harvey
D J Richardson
Thos P Maryatt
J B Coakley
David Allison
RW Montgomery
Geo M Winkler
Wm Brown
A J Hopkins
O Hale
S& M
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Stock Association Meeting
Marshall Lake
Candee
Se Up
Children
Iain
F. Korup
Endora
Davis Drug Zo
A. Shars
Suades
Chas. Morse
Hotary Public and Mining
A. C. Mitchell
Pacific , Idaho
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Atunniese
PEARL
LLOYD'S _ C. O. D. STORE
C. S. FosseLmay, Real Estate
Weiser, Dm
Jung
Jefendar Tempt
Stewart
Maria
Muldoon
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