History of Idaho: A Narrative Account of Its Historical Progress, Its People and Its Principal Interests, Volumen2Lewis Publishing Company, 1914 |
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ability active Ada county affairs affiliated attended Bank became Boise City Boise county born Caldwell Canyon county career Cassia county church citizen College Colorado Commercial Club Company connection continued daughter death Democrat died district early elected engaged entered enterprise established farm father firm followed fraternal George graduated high school honored Idaho Idaho City Idaho county identified Illinois Indiana interests Iowa James John Kansas Knights of Pythias land later Lewiston living located lodge marriage married Mary Masonic ment mercantile mining Miss Missouri mother Nampa native Nebraska ness Nez Perce county Odd Fellows Ohio order of birth Oregon parents Payette Pennsylvania pioneer Pocatello political position practice profession progressive prominent prosperity public schools ranch reared residence in Boise served settled settlers spent success tion Union Utah Washington Washington county Weiser wife William Wisconsin Woodmen York young
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