Weiser Welcomes Democrats and Mines News From Salmon River
Reports detail Idaho mining at Short's bar on Salmon river with R. Lockwood leading a 160 acre placer project. A six foot by four foot flume will carry 1000 inches of water to support operations and a two mile section of flume will be built each month. The Weiser convention prep includes committees, decorations, and a big welcome in the opera house for delegates heading to St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harris
G.H. Tracey
Weiser
Sss
Willson
Little Salmon
Short
Short Creek
Lockwood
Salmon River
Short's Bar
Harris
Mr. Lockwood
Grangeville
E. R. Coulter
P. H. B. Moulton
Mayor van
O. M. Harvey
J. B. O'Toole
W. W. Campbell
Murray Gilkerson
J. H. Reavis
A. B. Huddleston
G. Steward
L.L. Burtenshaw
Ben Baird J
F. M. Hubbard
Forwarding Company forms amid new Macey Bros building
The Macey Bros and associates establish a large new forwarding operation with a capital of 100000. Mr Shel by appointed to lead as manager, bringing strong local familiarity and wide popular support. The venture aims to handle and forward vast freight volumes to the Upper country, signaling swift growth for regional commerce.
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Shelby
Siaxab
Upper Country Paints
Reception Honors Miss Mary Travis by 1905 Class at Hotel Weiser
A Friday May 27 social at Hotel Weiser celebrated Miss Mary Travis, principal of the high school, with students past and present, teachers, and county superintendent Miss Harper in attendance. Lavender and white decor, games, music, farewell remarks, and dainty refreshments marked the event as an ideal display of hospitality and respect.
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Hotel Weiser
Mary Travis
Miss Harper
Miss Travis
Strawberries and ice cream at Congregational parsonage grounds
Today Saturday June 4 an Indies event offers strawberries and ice cream served on the parsonage grounds. Afternoon activities for children include a program and refreshments for ten cents. Weber band provides music both afternoon and evening. Admission is free as attendees enjoy the open air gathering.
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Weber
Nutine to Walter Conourers. Vie Asse Kar ham aguaielin
The note appears garbled with names and figures unclear. No coherent event or outcome is evident.
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Nutine
Walter Conourers
Wedding at Congregational Church in Weiser
One of the prettiest weddings in the city occurred at the Congregational Church on Wednesday at nine. Charles Frederick Edwards led Miss Daisy Mable Burley to the altar in a ceremony by Rev. R. W. Rogers in the presence of nearly 800 invited guests. The bride wore white silk with silk illusion veil and carried bridal roses. the groom wore black. Bridesmaid Myrtle Hitt wore white organdie. groomsman Curtis Burley stood with the couple. The church was decorated with flowers and a wedding bell arch. After the ceremony the couple went to the bride’s East Weiser home for a reception and supper for about thirty guests. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Burley. the groom, with Howards & Gaylord, works in painting. The couple intend to reside in Weiser, with warm wishes from friends.
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Congregational Church
Charles Frederick Edwards
Daisy Mable Burley
Rov
R. W. Rogers
Myrtle Hitt
Curtis Burley
Hattie Taylor
Mendelsohn
Harry Case
Harry Wulff
East Weiser
J. D. Burley
Weiser
Howards & Gaylord
Mie
Mdwurde
Warren Gee Wagon Road Project
Dan McCrea, a Thunder Mountain mining man, pushes a Warren to Big Creek wagon road via Welner and Warren. Assurances from Werdenhoff and Independence mines, plus local institutions, support subscriptions and early survey cost estimates. Weiser Commercial Club may aid. Meadows and Council to be represented. plan to make the route the main thoroughfare for the Big Creek mining district.
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Dan McCrea
Thunder Mountain
Warren
Big Creek
Thunder Mountain District
McCrea
Werdenhoff and
Independence Mining
Salmon
Welner
Weiser Commercial Club
Weiser
County Board Awards Contract For Poor Farm Building
On May 31 the county commissioners met in adjourned session to consider bids for a building at the poor farm and for county physician appointments. Charles Zurfluh of Cambridge submitted the lowest bid of 90.35, accepted upon bond. other bids from Whitely and Cossitt were higher and unsigned. The board adjourned sine die. Cures Old Sore. Weatherland, Kane, May 6, 1902. Hallard Liniment claims to heal an old sore on the leg of a pup.
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Board of County Commissioners
Phillips
B. W. Wilson
J. A McQune
F. KE. Smith
Ald
Charles Zarfah
Weathoreland
Kane
Hallard
Changes at the P and LN under new general manager
B M Heighe has reorganized all departments except freight offices, consolidating into one main office. H N Wade becomes chief clerk to Heighe after resignations of Shelby and Buckley. A L Wiley adds roadmaster duties. W P Nichols promoted to engineer replacing Buckley. Frank Miller joins the general manager’s office as junior clerk amid ongoing office changes.
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B. M. Heighe
Hingho
H. N. Wade
San Diego, Cuyamaca & Eastern Ry
G. N. Ry
Seattle
Heighe
Gilbert Shelby
A.L. Wiley
P. H. Donovan
W. P. Nichols
J. d. Buckley
Frank Miller
Wolver
Fragmented text notes from an unclear 14th team event
The readable fragments describe a critical condition scene with mentions of teams and locations but lack coherent details. Names and dates are garbled, making concrete identification of participants or outcomes impossible from the available text.
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Akes
Ok Harris
Riggins
Pitts
Idaho Mining Co
R. Lockwood
Geo
Ti Forwarding Company
Macey Bros
Chas
Precident
Londo
Vau Ki
Aoe
Resori
Marehad 7
Iy Growl
Twuoder Pruedusteroty
Masnonbond
Handore
Tila Ake
Low Hulton van Migabne
Ao Thwa
York
Ead
McBratney
Conlen
Medan
Erie
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