Canyon County ID Archives News.....Nampa Items August 9, 1902
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Idaho Daily Statesman August 9, 1902
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise, Idaho
Saturday, August 9, 1902
 
Nampa Items
 
Nampa, Aug. 8, -- Albert Young who resides on the old Long farm east of town, 
was severely hurt yesterday by the falling of a derrick carrying him with it.  
He fell about 30 feet and was unconscious for several hours.  It is thought 
that he will recover as there are no signs of internal injury.
 
Colonel Dewey, T. M. Barnsdall, J. B. Longfellow and several capitalists will 
arrive here tonight on No 1.
 
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Hickey left yesterday evening for an extended visit in the 
east.
 
Otto Reinhart of Butte is here and today began the excavating work for a new 
brick building on First street.  It will be a one story structure.
 
S. R. Wentworth of Portland is here looking after property interest.
 
The Republican delegates leave for Emmett in the morning to select their 
delegates for the state convention.  The Nampa delegation is solid for John T. 
Morrison for governor.
 
A Crittenton Home circle was organized here yesterday with Mrs. George Cole as 
president; Mrs. E. R. Brace, vice president; Miss Maude Newcomer, secretary 
and Miss Dean Hamilton, treasurer.  The purpose of the circle is to assist the 
Florence Crittenton home in Boise.

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