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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1905
Page
5
Transit times and departures listed for westbound and eastbound trains with connecting notes. Also recaps of recent visits, business trips, and a full page club meeting notice urging members to attend the Commercial Club session and upcoming events in town and surrounding areas.
Last Saturday County Clerk Smith transferred licenses to Jainee Rich ard Verroll Harriet Minne Mager both of Payette Wm i Malley Corrie Barton both of Weiner Alea 6 Hoon and Mrs A Moin Lure Womack of Walser.
Readable fragments show listings of activities and participant names at the Today event page. Details are fragmentary but indicate a community fete with local groups and scheduled performances.
The Sunday School and congregation of the Methodist church plan a Fourth of July picnic in the grove on the Fifer ranch near town. Tables will be set, baskets invited, and attendees urged to enjoy an old fashioned picnic dinner at an ideal local site.
Special to the Signal Meadows June 26 J O Parsone was brought here from Short a Baron Salmon river with a broken leg. The accident happened when a rock rolled down the hill and he could not escape the descent.
Rey O EB Hellman, Idaho Anti-Baloon League state superintendent, will visit the city to lecture at the Baptist church Friday evening. A special musical program is planned, the talk is free, and the public is invited to attend.
Notices list letters remaining uncalled for with names Hamlin Hawkins Magee Magee Mendenhall Smith Pacific States Telephone Company and others. Postmaster urges requesting parties to call for advertised letters. Also public notices include probate court time for proving will Herbert B Huntley deceased and appointment of letters testamentary to Arthur Huntley with contest possibility. Also real estate ad for Watlington Addition lots on Easy terms from Gooding & Faller. Pyrographic goods at Candee's.
Closings offered at high 16 and 20 cent items valued at 1500. Ternes Dry Goods Store and Bott House advertise rents and shop space in business district. Signal office inquiries invite prospects. Flytim preparations noted with Bat Hinze Lumber Co.
Bargains offered for the Fourth of July excursion at Candee's in Sott. The ad promotes box paper sales with discounted pricing and calls for readers to visit the store for seasonal deals.
An Illinois reader reports Ballard's Snow Liniment cured back pain after a year of rheumatism worsened by wet and cold. The notice, dated February 16, 1902 from Gibson City, credits one bottle with relief and lists Churchill Drug & Paint Co as the seller.
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