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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
2
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The Pythias lodge dedicated its Meh Hall in a Monday ceremony led by Grand Chancellor Chas Rous of Sand Point. About 500 guests attended, with officers from Boise, Montpelier, Coeur d'Alene City, and Weiser presiding or assisting. A banquet followed and delegates traveled to Shoshone for the State Grand Lodge session.
Austin E Gross bought 40 acres from Weiser Fruit and Improvement Land Co adjoining Wolser city limits. Land lies north of George Hillier Sr and east of Thomas Hanahan. Gross plans surveying and platting and selling blocks in black tot. Consideration stated as 8500 dollars. Described as highly desirable property adjoining the city of Weiser.
Reverend and Mrs A Q Dill depart Monday for New York City where they plan to stay several months. Dill, former pastor of the Congregational church, also served as a correspondent for Western Papers and recently visited the Portland fair, an account to be sent to his papers. Reverend Paddock will occupy the pulpit in Dill's absence.
The Cambridge News notes parade plans depend on citizen interest and asks local business houses to create floats. Elaborate committee work is underway and collective participation is urged to ensure a grand community event.
Boise residents continue to use the Weiser Warren route to Thunder Mountain despite a $50 000 wagon road built for the capital city. Mrs Brown Lower left via Weiner and Council for Roosevelt after learning her sister Mrs Ed Myers, formerly of Boise, is seriously ill.
Mrs E J Bauer of Weiser operates a rooming house at 188 Park Street Portland Oregon inviting Weiser visitors and asking prior notice of arrival. She promises a handsome, finely fitted residence, a pleasant private home, and will meet travelers on trains if time of arrival is advised. Write for information if you plan to go.
Agent Het John T. Whistler and D A Henry of the government reclamation service survey the Dead Ox flat area for a large irrigation project to supply Dead Ox flat and Malbour valley. Surveyors near Vale report a short line remaining before construction begins. Mr and Mrs Charles A Campbell of Meadows attend district court.
The United Articans announce a community donkey party this Friday evening at I. O. O. hall. Privos is given. Hoetrest and mente wurved. Everyone invited to attend.
A damaged OCR snippet references a court motion involving a male and a female, burglary allegations, and a criminal proceeding. It mentions names and an urban address but the text is largely unreadable, yielding only fragmented phrases about a court case and alleged offenses.
Entries show cases transferred to trial calendar with several set for trial on June 23 June 20 or Oct 24 1905 and others continued for term. Divorces granted in Eliza D Roberts vs W L Rob erty. Jury of 24 to be drawn for Tuesday June 20 in the court.
Sunday afternoon action featured J. B. O'Toole dazzling in right field wielding an umbrella. Jobo Nevins Sr. played a near perfect game with two runs and no errors as Weiser topped the Business Men 11 to 10 amid humorous crowd remarks and local shortages.
City ordinance forbids keeping putrid or offensive matter on premises or adjacent alleys for 24 hours after notice. Offenders face fines from five to fifty dollars per offense. The notice cites municipal health concerns and authorizes enforcement by Chief of Police or Council.
A vintage ad block touts Dr King New Life Pills as a cure for bowel and stomach issues and warns of appendicitis fear. It cites Ballard Snow Liniment Co and Bucklen's Arnica Salve with testimonials from Westmoreland Kansas Allensvill e Pennsylvania Hope Texas, noting 25 cents and 50 cent bottles and druggist availability.
Local craft shop advertises tailored tats and related services with discounted rates. The eye catching promo highlights affordable options and quick turnaround, inviting customers to visit in person for fittings and samples.
Advert likely from a late 19th or early 20th century newspaper promoting Ballard's Horehound Syrup for coughs colds and whooping cough with testimonials from Mia. Jon McGrath Hutchinson Kan. and Mrs Lindsay Fort William Ontario alongside Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets praised for dyspepsia. Listings include druggists, Hammocks and Base Balls at Candee's, and a 26 cent trial offer for the Semi-Weekly newspaper.
Advertises renting latest books for five days at ten cents and monthly magazine rentals for thirty five cents. Promotes a cure claim for kidney disease via Electric Bitters, with anecdotal testimony from C F Collier of Cherokee, noting severe symptoms and recovery.
A partial OCR text describes land sale details with dune, cash offers, acreage and crops like oats. It mentions worth and conditions but is incomplete, leaving specifics unclear.
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