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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
4
Short inspirational admonition urges greeting neighbors with a smile to lift moods. It counsels gratitude for one’s condition, noting many are worse off, and encourages cheerful actions to aid others and fulfill a positive earthly mission.
The quarterly devotional meeting of the Young Peoples Union will be held at the Baptist church Friday evening June 9 at 3 30. Mrs J Tooters of the Institute will read the meeting. Topics include Vacation Plans with references. All Young People and older people with young hearts are invited to attend. Also a house for rent at Porewat House in the business section is available for small shop and family rear. Inquire at Signal office.
Wallace owner of a leading ranch in Thousand Springs valley near Bourne and not far from Weiser left Monday afternoon for Centerville Iowa to visit his mother Mrs Jackson Pur sue whom he has not seen in 26 years. He may be away about two months and friends wish him a pleasant trip.
Last Friday F. J. Bradley, renter of Marion Johnsons ranch northwest of town, picked a box of berries the regulation size. Only 15 berries filled the box and the largest fruit measured 74 inches in diameter. Who can beat it.
Maggie Kivett, joined by her mother Mrs. John Nevins, traveled by Saturday train to LaGrande where she wed H. A. West, formerly with Bandore & West in law bowiness, now in newspaper work in Welco. Welco friends extend congratulations.
A small wedding took place Saturday evening in Weiser featuring Mina More K, Marup and Low 1 Waters as the couple. Guests viewed the ceremony at the home of the bride’s parents, with attention drawn to the intimate setting and the subdued celebration.
The ceremony followed by an intimate home reception saw close friends gathered for refreshments. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Bruce Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Kelly Mr. and Mrs. RE. Lockwood Mr. and Mrs. Frank Edlin Miss Addie Bruce James W. Lapish and Master George Lockwood. The bride, a longtime city resident, is a popular young woman. the groom, also well known, runs a blacksmith and wagon shop in town. Mr. and Mrs. Waters now reside at the P. Rounds home on East Court Street where well wishers are welcome.
Special to the Signal reports the City Council session closed Friday after a highly successful term. The article lists graduates from the eighth grade including Ole Doria, Kira Groves, Lalu Anderson, Mabel Brawhlee, Piper sans, Herelink, Grace Taylor, Mattie Ketcham, Lounge Mitchell, and wand, reflecting community emphasis on student achievement.
Daunting OCR fragment yields unclear names and places. No coherent event or entities beyond scattered letters. Summary cannot extract a definite news item or outcome from the text.
The Idaho Nevada Mines Exploration Company is organized under South Dakota law with 1,000,000 shares at 21.00 each led by W. B. L Ham e and includes Weiser financiers B. M. Barton and A. B. Anderson. Plans cover Thunder Mountain and Marble Lake properties Schedule Union Golden Wear with potential Nevada work and Tonopah Bullfrog Goldfield.
The regular semi annual election of Myrtle Lodge No. 26 Knights of Pythias was held Monday evening May 29. Offficers elected include C O Harry W Wulff V O Harry Townley Prelate George Brinson M of W M L Vial K R S Ed R Coulter M of P D Marsh M of E R L Burley M at A R L Short I G Charles Storey O G Bert Townley
Engineer W. Luck left Monday for Payette Lakes to survey the wagon road to Secesh summit and possibly into Warren. He will be absent until about the 27th inst. when he must be in Boise for the opening of bids on War Pen Big Creek land.
Irregular OCR reads indicate strawberries and other produce from Milwaukee and nearby names moving toward Portland Oregon from May 28 to October 5. Tickets priced at 16.10 dollars and valid through end date. The text shows garbled vendor names and dates, with sale and travel directions unclear.
The notice outlines a multi date journey on June 3 5 10 and 13 from an unspecified location to Chicago with low gold rate and fare structure including one class fare plus seven dollars. Tickets valid for ten days in each district return limit Sept details and contact J W Lapid for further particulars.
A brief notice places an relinquishment on 80 stead within the Minidoka area and references a cash term between two defined periods. The item appears in The Signal as a local public or legal notice.
An old style ad notices rail fare deals for a Roads Convention from towns within 75 miles of Welsor. It promotes artist supplies at Ganda and features J T Barber of Irv selling Christain era tonics. Endorsed remedies include Jain's Colic Cholera and Herbine with claims of quick relief and vitality.
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