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Newspaper
Weiser Semi Weekly Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
3
The Welser party bound for the city arrives at 2.20 am with further schedules listed. Local residents including F. Williams, wife, and J. Hinson are noted visiting, while jurors for the current term are summoned.
George Crofton holds the wingioG number 882 on Ienipr at the Racket, marking a notable achievement in this venue.
Miss Lee of Belge recently accepted a position at the Conservatory of Moxie in Whitman college at Walla Walls. She will oversee a new three manual pipe organ costing 12,000 and teach pipe organ and piano next September, with friends extending congratulations on the appointment.
The new fish and game law signed by the governor tightens rules while maintaining hook and line fishing year round. Licenses are required for fishing or hunting, though deputy wardens may delay issuance. cease orders may be issued. Prohibited devices include nets and snag hooks. bag limits cap trout and bass at twenty pounds daily. The article also notes consumer goods advertising at a local shop.
Morning report shows Phil Markeon of Mutual Life Insurance received drafts from Kale at Holes for 1000 ewok payable to Mire Puowle Fleer and Mom Vlora Madsad. Unclear details include payer Walter Wiblmme and Dperiinn relation amid paperwork issues in Mortland.
In Midvale a wedding joined Albert Hayden of Weiser to a well known Washington County bride in front of relatives and many friends. The ceremony by Rev Loger featured a grand reception with abundant gifts as the couple prepare to start a life together in Oregon.
A March birthday celebration was held at Odd Fellows hall Friday evening by Misses Ester Harris Addie McGrew and Lulu Rigge and Messrs John McCrea Charles Kitchen and L B Harris. Sixty guests attended with music dancing games and a fine luncheon.
The Ternea family plans to leave for Weiser next Monday to reside permanently. They have lived in the city three years and will be missed by many friends. Mr. Ternees will start a mercantile business in the vacated Buck building, Welser gains.
The Royal Neighbors hosted a banquet at Odd Fellows hall for Modern Woodmen winners of a drilling contest. About 125 attendees enjoyed decorations, dainties, and a long speech before midnight. Knights of Pythias Myrtle Lodge joined in after business, enhancing the evening.
In the District Court of the State of Hoaho for Washington County a writ of attachment has been issued against the property of the defendant Austin Groseelage. The clerk Franice Smith states the seal of the court is affixed. All the news in The Signal.
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