By ARLENE WEBER
Jefferson Valley Museum 

Our Town 100 Years Ago: November Part II

 

November 23, 2022

Photo courtesy JEFFERSON VALLEY MUSEUM

NOVEMBER, PART II

In November 1896, the elections were over, and people were able to focus on other concerns. In the West, flooding in the Coeur d'Alene area was of great concern with 100 cords of wood floating in the lake and train travel interrupted. In Cheyenne, Wyoming, Poison, Murder, and Arson Case was a headline. A well-known saloon keeper, John Mollberg, was charged with murder after putting arsenic in Moses Reeder's beer. Reeder knew who had burned down a competitor's saloon the day before it was to open. In our valley, the weather was a lot like this November, mining was going gre...



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