County Valuation Leads State In Agriculture Wealth
The report of assessor shows Washington county ranks high in the state for valuation with 88 262 252 50 total assessed value. It notes top positions in sheep numbers and cattle within its borders and lists a total tax levy of 891 121 02. Delinquent lists are expected to be small as payments trend earlier than last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Ctor Lanedon
Welger
Soho
City of
Weiser
Nampa Leaders-Herald Consolidation Announced
Harte editor of the Nampa Herald retires and disposes of his interest. O W Hill, Herald business manager and Harte partner, buys into the Leader. The two papers unite under the name Nampa Leader-Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co.t. Harte
Nampa Herald
O. W. Hill
Harte
The
Herald
Leader
Nampa Leader-Herald
Idaho to see land fraud prosecutions like Oregon cases
A Portland special reports President Roosevelt units interiors official Lonell A R Greene says Idaho will face a wave of land fraud prosecutions similar to Oregon investigations. Greene denies Crary Hitchcock was an instigator and asserts the president bears no responsibility. He warns the crackdown will continue until violators are punished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Idaho
Oregon
Lonel A. R. Greene
Department of the Interior
Greens
Crary Hitchcock
Rooset
Railroad ties pile up as road project advances
A Huntington resident reports construction materials along the Snake River route and grade stakes set by presumptive contractors. He notes growing optimism that the road will be built, with mining interests linked to Harriman system aiding early completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
Snake River
Harriman
Baker City Herald
Marriage of George Park Brown and Pearl Bohrer in Kirkaville
The marriage occurred at the bride’s sister home on the 18th. Pearl Bohrer, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bohrer of Welser, is joined by George Park Brown a prominent Alvarado Texas business man. The couple will reside in Alvarado after December 25 and receive best wishes from friends in Welser and beyond.
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Welser
Kirkaville
George Park Brown
Misa Pearl Bohrer
John Bohrer
Alvarado
Texas
Joint Installation of Weiser Lodge Officers
Weiser Lodge No.171 and Fidelity Rebekah Lodge No.17 announce a joint installation of officers on Wednesday evening January 4. All Odd Fellows and Rebekah Lodge members and their families are invited to attend.
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Weiser Lodge
C. F
Fidelity Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Blakeslee and Wilson Wed in Baker City
A marriage license was issued in Baker City to W. W. Blakeslee of Cambridge and Sophia Wilson of Eagle Valley. The couple married on Christmas Day and arrived in Baker City Monday to celebrate before returning to Cambridge.
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Baker City
W. W. Blakeslee
Cambridge
Sophia Wilson
Eagle Valley
Mrs. Blakeslee
City
Preserve and Pen A Widely Known Method for Wondition
The note describes a preserved technique with names and places that appear garbled. It mentions Moe, Mae Ohm, Anny and Alan, and a sales or transaction context. It hints at a public or personal notice involving individuals and a possible question about a vehicle or item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abella
Indian Valley School Monthly Report Summary
The report covers Indian Valley School for the month ending in Dee. It notes enrollment 45 pupils with attendance and tardiness figures. Details on per cent attendance and the proportion of pupils absent or late are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Valley
Dee
Avermer
Ettendance
Ettendence Ks
Christmas Day Quiet and Pleasant in Weiser
Christmas in Weiser passed quietly with bright sun and warm spell. Many attended churches for sermons and music while residents sheltered with relatives or dined at hotels. Christmas trees, Santa visits, and plentiful packages at the post and express offices marked a bustling holiday.
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Weiser
Churehew
Opera
Santa Claus
Express
Will Jong
Bankrupt Erie man tied to railroad and mining assets
A Pittsburg dispatch reports Charles M. Reed of Erie declared bankrupt. Liabilities near 1 million dollars with about 300 thousand secured by mortgages on railroads and mining property in Baker county Oregon. Properties include Iron Dike mine on Snake River and the Northwest Railroad with a proposed Huntington to Homestead line.
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Pittsburg
Charles M. Reed
Erie
Reed
Bakerounty
Oregon
Snake Hiver
Northwest Railroad
Huntington
Homestead
Wedding Bell At Home Of Bride S Parents
A pretty home wedding occurred Tuesday at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. David Edwards. Hoey Baker performed the ceremony uniting Jessie Edwards and Auburn J. Powers. A second ceremony followed on Monday at Bulabrin with Rev. Asker officiating for Marion Tipton and Mimmier Col. The couple departed for Cambridge Bowe after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Edwards
Hoey. Baker
Jessie Edwards
Aubarn
J. Powers
Jongur
Bulabrin
Asker
Fraser and bride wed in Weiser after ceremony dinner
Forty immediate relatives and friends gathered for the wedding of Mrs. Fraser, a native of Idaho and resident of Washington county, and the groom a brakeman on the P. & I. It notes a sumptuous wedding dinner for guests and that the couple will reside in Weiser.
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Fraser
Washington County
NuRys
Weiser
Masai Officers Elected by Masonic Lodge of Walter
Last Tuesday the Masonic order of Walter elected officers including W M Varian, W B Shainwald J W D A Utter Treasurer Morris Summer Secretary L Churchill and appointed S D Schuyler Opp J D Geo Bartley 8 Geo Nesbit Marebel J BR Numbers Tyler O W Rhea. A joint installation with the Eastern Stars was set for Monday next.
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Masonic Order of
Walter
W. M
W. —B. Shainwald
J. W
D.A. Utter
Morris Summer
L. Churchill
A. B. Anderson, Jr
R. Numbers
G.M. Wateriouse
S. D.—Schuyler
J.D
Geo. Bartley
E. P. Hell Sv
Nesbit Marebel
J. BR
Tyler
O. W. Rhea
Histern Stars
Local Man Hans Madison Reported Dead
Word reached Welser Monday that Hans Madison who traveled to Balt Lake about three weeks ago for Brights disease treatment has died. His son Dave in Boise and daughter Mrs W B Shaw left for his bedside while another son returned home. The family hoped the report would prove false.
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Welser
Hans Madison
Balt Lake
Bright
Dave
Boise
W. BR. Shaw
Weiser
Change in Bakers, J. Beam Acquires Carle Bakery
Beam proprietor of the new bakery has purchased stock and fixtures of the H. F. Carle bakery on East Idaho Street and moved to new quarters yesterday. Mrs. Carle and children depart for Los Angeles, while Mr. Carle remains a few days to close business matters and seek a new location. Neighbors in Weiser will miss their departure.
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J. ©. Beam
HE. F. Carle
East
Idaho Street
Mr. Beam
Black Lake Superintendent Gilson Tells of Operations
Gilson reports a new 50 ton milling plant in the Salterford holdings with 75 tons daily ore processing planned. He rebuilt after a prior mill burned, assembled gear in Denver, and by 90 days had the plant running using amalgamating and cyanide methods yielding over 90 percent ore recovery.
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Lee Gilson
Idaho Gold Coin Company
Black Jake
Seven Devils
Salt Lake
Gilson
Denver
Royal Neighbors Box Social Set at Odd Fellows Ball
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Modern Woodmen invite members and guests to a box social at the Odd Fellows Ball next Monday evening January 2. Each lady should bring a prepared box for auction. A pleasing program is planned and all are welcome.
Death in Weiser Ends Life of Orville A. Jones
Orville A. Jones aged about 24 died at his Weiser home on Christmas morning after a long illness. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Methodist church conducted by Rev. W. W. Doula of Bolating. The obituary notes he showed promise in youth and future potential in his chosen field.
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Orville A. Jones
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Isdian Benefit Event Delights Attendees
Nearly 800 tickets were sold netting the boys a neat sum. Garr's orchestra provided pleasing music. The Relief Corps Indies served a supper on stage, with compliments for the Indians' splendid efforts and success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jal
Garr
Relief Corps
Movements at the P and 1 N headquarters signal expansion
Text notes changes at the P and 1 N headquarters with a suspected extension of the Jing to Meadows and possibly beyond. Offices move to new quarters, rolling stock is overhauled, a caboose and freight cars are under construction, and the road bed is being arar ebled and widened with bridges strengthened.
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Meadows
Hoigho
Saa
Japanese Squadron Sails to Meet Russian Fleet
London reports a powerful Japanese squadron of battleships and armored cruisers moving south toward the Russian Pacific squadron. Accompanied by 16 colliers, the fleet is said to be heading east to engage the Russians. Rumors say eight Japanese ships with 16 transports perhaps join the Rasalan squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Hongkong
Shanghai
Daily Telegraph
Mobilization of Reserves Expands Far East Forces
General Auropathia announces mobilization of reserves in seven districts. The third and largest mobilization adds about 200,000 men to the war effort in the far east. Officials expect the full force to be in place by spring, easing food and poultry shortages and reducing pressure on the Transsiberian railway. Kuropatkin’s effective force rises toward 980,000 men as logistics strain grows.
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ST. Petersburg
Far East
Kuropatein
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