Judge decides foreclosure suit over Baker property loan
The circuit court rules a loan and mortgage on the Baker City mining property valid. Plaintiffs FF, O. M. Conrad, George R. Call, Davenport Galbraith, A. L. Claus, and A. Claus are awarded $183,832.03 plus $8,000 attorney fees. Defendants Chas M Reed and Iron Dyke Mining Co. face the judgment. federal questions may prompt further appeal to the U S Supreme Court.
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Circuit Court
Pacific Coast
Baker City
Ron
Snake River
Huntington
S Landing
Pine Creek
M. Conrad
George R. Call
Davenport Galbraith
A. L
A. A. Claus
Sodanty
Chas. M. Reed and Iron Dyke Mining Co
John L. Rand
Ikup’s Meat Market Sold After Long Business Run
The sale of Ikup’s Meat Market closes after years of involvement in Weiser business. Korup W. and J. D. Wood spearheaded the deal with partners M. J. Hally and local figures. Due to ill health, Korup disposes of the enterprise built up with long service to the town. he will pursue other interests while remaining an active local figure in Weiser.
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Raboo
Korup W
Ieve
Menara
J. D. Wood
Dalles
M. J. Hally
Basimens
Wenner
Taunange
Biriouna Sauna
Goa
Weiser
Korup
Two Deaths in Thunder Mountain Prospect Camp
A Roosevelt special reports a prospector found dead in his Thunder Mountain camp. Dan Melnerney and his party discovered the body while returning from a prospecting trip. the man likely died after illness and was alone in the deserted tent.
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Roosevelt
Thunder Mountain
Dan Melnerney
Bern
Tie Camp
Poe
Weiser Democratic Club Forms In Weiser Idaho
A large Weiser gathering at the Opera House organized the Weiser Democratic Club with about 50 attendees. Officers named include Frank Harris president Thos Galloway vice president J H Harris secretary and Miss Mary Harper treasurer. Delegates to state convention were chosen for Moscow August 11 and to county nominating convention at Cambridge September 26.
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Opera House
Democra
Weiser Democratic Club
Frank Harris
Thos. ©. Galloway
J. H. Harris
Mary Harper
Weiser
Council
Lewiston
Cambridge
Court
Dixie Carnival Company
Jay-Jay
H. M. Jorgen
A. Swanger
J. F. Lowe
K. A. Paddock
Chas. A. Hackney
Moscow
A. Hackney
J. ©. Sutherland
E.A. Paddock
0. G. Dolman
W. A. Morehead
Norman Jackson
R. K. Wilson
J. W. Kuster
Ed. Jewell
W. B. Allison
Washington county Republicans hold primaries with big attraction
The Washington county Republicans schedule performances near major attractions to draw crowds. The Weiser faction held their primaries on Monday the 18th, the day the Floto circus exhibited, and last Wednesday held the county convention to elect delegates to the state convention.
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Washington County
Weiser
W. C. W. Parade Promises Big Dixie Carnival Event
Today marks World Day with the Dixie Carnival Co as preparations for a large parade proceed. The queen of the parade will be announced this afternoon and Weiser W O W members are asked to assemble at 7 30 PM for the parade. The Woodmen and carnival events are highlighted by expected crowds and festivities.
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Wocamen
Dixie Carnival Co
Weiser Camp
Woodmen
Murder verdict shocks Grangeville crowd in Secesh country
Coroner J. Turner and a specially empanelled jury in Secesh country found Rudolph Wetter guilty of first degree murder for the shooting deaths of L. D. Waln and Chris Long on the Salmon river. Wetter was sentenced to hang as miners and residents grow angry and call for swift justice despite his move toward appeal.
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Grangeville
Lewiston
Corie Lange
Sand
Secesh
Long
Waln
Wetter
Turner
Walp
Rudolph Wetter
Weter
Wale
Sorepe Vriende
Willioy
Annaneher
Duellene
Aes
Warlor
Beavis
Road to Mineral: Weiser to Weiser flat 28 mile wagon road
After years of debate a contract to James Riggs for a 28 mile wagon road from Weiser flat west to Jenkins creek and over the divide to Mineral begins with twelve teams. Completion is expected in about 40 days, improving year round access and linking Mineral to Washington county’s metropolis. Riggs led fundraising among Weiser Flat farmers and Weiser merchants, aided by county commission allocations.
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Weiser
Sianwat
Old Camp
James Riggs
Ine Road
Weiser Flat
Jenkins Creek
Rock Creek
Mineral
Washington County
Riggs
Portland Trading Co expands landore store with banking unit
Good News From Landore reports Portland Trading Co general manager Good News From Landore Stayner returns from a long trip noting the Landore store opening with the largest general stock in the area. Charles H Hill serves as manager and W E Anderson as assistant, with a new banking department already taking deposits and conducting banking business.
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B. I. Stayner
Portland Trading Co
Landore
Portland
W .E. Anderson
O. C. Co
Huntington
Mesore
Hill and
Anderson Fred Powell
Te Ladd Metele Co
Vortiend
Landore Yokesberge
Donelinolion Ork
Wren
Mrs Henry Weidenbsch Dies at Brown Home on Weimer Flat
Sister of A T Brown passes away Thursday night from general paralysis at the Brown homg on Weimer Flat. Funeral to be held today. Deceased had suffered long illness from the dread disease. Sorrowing relatives and friends extend sympathy.
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Henry Weidenbsch
A. T. Brown
Brown Homg
Weimer
Rich Ledges of Marshall Lake Prospect Report
Judge J H Richards reports on Marshall Lake district prospects with Dr Law. He finds small Boise Statesman lodges and ore near four feet wide, averaging 60 to 100 dollars per ton in gold. Free milling ore shows potential for shallow development and simple amalgamation.
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J. H. Richards
Marshall Lake District
Law
Boise Statesmane
Hany
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Callahan
Herald
Supreme Court of the United States
Ikup
W. C. W. Parade
Gooding & Fuller
Sig
Marshall Lake
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