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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1905
Page
3
Sunday arrivals from Boise and nearby towns fill Weiser scenes as Judge R. P. Quarles travels from Boise to preside over the new Seventh district court term. Local residents and officials, including Samual Hopper and Elsie Reed among licensees, bustle through town for events and routine business.
The Mesiray Paurot ot Deaver Shawhan of Payette were in the city yesterday on a quiet mission regarding the best sugar factory proposition. They looked over the field to assess possibilities for a factory, aiming to gain support for a Payette project. The Signal’s sleuth could not uncover their exact purpose.
The Post Office lists uncalled letters for the week ending March 11. Names include Candland G A, Berington Mrs Myrtle, Eppenger George, Goodman W H, Lone Drug Co, and R J. Parties wishing any above should call for advertised letters. Postmaster HL Bruor signs the notice.
The firm warns premiums including a gun, dishes, and pipe set will be awarded to entrants with nearest numbers if exact numbers are not shown by April 16. Send envelopes by April 15 with name and numbers. undrawn numbers list includes 42,475 50,808 42,743 and others with dates March 15 and April 8.
The Oregon Short Line railway claims to haul soil from the fat land of Weiser to beautify its new park at Nampa. The piece cheers Weiser valley as the richest, inviting readers to visit.
A Commercial Club meeting at O M Harvey's office discussed establishing a beet sugar factory in Weiser. A five member committee was appointed to canvass town and valley for support and will report at the special meeting tomorrow evening. Farmers including Joel Boullard pledged to sign up 500 acres. strong backing urged.
A fragmented notice requests names of East Coast relatives or acquaintances considering relocation to the West in spring or summer. It promises reduced travel rates and asks recipients to forward prospects who may be persuaded to move, with contact efforts to be arranged through representatives.
The Wichita Eagle reports Moharn's Minstrela at Crawford on December 12, 1903 drew a large audience as a standout colored minstrel show. It praises the varied acts, singing, and dancing with new Indy actors adding an ancient, engaging effect. Dandee sold tickets at both stores.
Notice in probate case of Dora Tate a minor. VIOLA GRIMMETT guardian will sell at private sale for cash gold coin. Property includes lot two and half of northeast quarter of southeast quarter in section 29 township 11 north range 6 west Boise Idaho. Bids to Harris Smith or guardian or probate clerk in Weiser Idaho. Ten percent cash due at sale, balance on court confirmation. Deed at purchaser’s expense. Sale after March 17 1905.
Candee will dispatch laundry from the news stand every Monday. The brief notice appears under local commerce notices and sets a weekly pickup schedule for residents.
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