Weiser News Highlights From Local Rail and Social Notes
A busy period in Weiser features passenger train times west and east with arrivals, local visits, and social notices. James Church dies after typhoid. funeral set. George Barnhart and family travel to Carthage. the Georgia Harper Company finishes a successful opera house engagement and moves to Caldwell. Local stockholders tour Iron Springs mines as East Coast investors join.
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J.T. Fyfer
Ee ‘Ton
Fred Kirgis
Pyfor
Kirgis
Fyfer
Georgia Harper Company
Opera House
Caldwell
Iron Springs Mining Co
Rapid River District
P. Montgomery
H. E. Peterson
James Horning
Pittsburg
Stephen A. Wilder
A. A. Hall
Cincinnatii
D. O. Nevin
Weiser
E. J. Anderson
Dr. Gilmore
Wm. Price
Youngstown
Ohio
Long Valley Advocate to Open at Payee Lakes
John KR Wallis of Lardo plans to start the Long Valley Advocate at Payee Lakes resort. His office building nears completion and plant material was hauled up from Council last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John KR. Wallis
Lardo
Long Valley Advocate
Council
Rifle for Sale Now Model Savage 22 Caliber
Rifle for sale nearly new in 22 caliber. Savage model. Includes cartridges S L and L R. Priced cheap. Inquire at this office. 1itf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Model Savage
iShoota S
L. R
Will Gell
Ballard's Snow Liniment Credited With Saving Life
J W Davenport of Winego Kentucky writes June 14 1902 that Ballards Snow Liniment saved his life after two doctors said a range was gone and another badly affected. He suffered a lump in his side and credits the medicine with curing him after two fifty bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Davenport
Winego
Ballard
Bnow
Neighbor News From East Weiser Valley
J D Sinden is sick with lagrippe. Farmers report hay readying and some delaying hay cutting. Jim Patton and William Wall, Payette cattle men, in the area gathering horses with Will Root and A E Lodge assisting. Several visits and dances at Mann Creek school house. Married Sept 26 Hague Stevens to Laura Turnage. J L Stevens returns from the east with Mrs Hatton of Kansas. Primitive Baptists held a three day meeting at Barton school house with many discourses and baptism of Mrs James Stevens. Various notices include home improvements, visits, and sales ads for heating stores, a team of work mates, and a Buckeye Drill.
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James Church
East
Tennessee
Jim Patton
William Wall
Payette
Will Root
A. EB. Lodge and Son
Hague Stevens
Laura Turnage
J. L. Stevens
Hatton
Kansas
The
Primitive Baptists
Barton School House
Barnes
Tac, Wash
Maryfield
Elgin
Ore
Tarnage
Willamette Yalley
James Stevens
Lincoln on Circuit Portrait by Henry Whitney
Lincoln toured the circuit in a one horse buggy with a faded green umbrella and carpetbag. He declined Chicago wealth to stay on the circuit, arguing confinement would keep him from court work. A Century sketch notes his plain attire and patient, uncomplaining hospitality from lawyers and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lories
Henry ©. Whitney
Ilinde
A. Lincoln
Springfield
Hay measuring rule with solid contents and ton estimate
The Signal prints a traditional hay measuring formula for stacks. It explains how to compute solid contents in feet by subtracting width from length, halving the height, multiplying height by width and by length, then dividing by 523 to estimate tons. It notes adjustments for stack age over 30 days and longer.
Choir and Sermon Timing Debate whispers at practice
At Saturday choir practice a minister announced plans to sing Awake, Ye Saints before the sermon, while a tenor suggested singing it after the sermon. The exchange reflects a dispute over order and propriety in worship as reported by the New Orleans Picayune.
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New Orleans Picayune
Idaho Democrats endorse national platform and Parker Davis ticket
The Idaho Democratic convention pledges allegiance to the national platform adopted in St Louis and supports presidential candidate Alton B Parker and vice presidential candidate Henry G Davis. It calls for a direct primary election law and favors expanding the State Land Board powers. It condemns the Beet Sugar Bounty Law, opposes public official passes, and advocates independent election of judges and school officials. It urges constitutional amendments for separate judicial elections and stresses merit in office. It supports the Two Mile Sheep Law, eight hour workday for key workers, and calls for strict church state separation and anti polygamy measures.
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Democrats of
Idaho
Democratic Party of the Nation
St. Louis
Alton B. Parker
Henry G. Davis
The
Republic
Amere Party
Democratic Party of Idaho
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Harding
Fro Weiser
Inger
Annon Ball
Roth
Heath
Qlement
Lick Oresk
Riggs
G. Brown
Condon
Oregon
J. Morton
North Powder
Bert Thorpe
P. Sloan City
EK. Graves
Landore
McCullough
Blackfoot
B. Lockwood
T. P. Wood
Boise
Jones
Maud Wheeler
Ler of Pendo
Hailey
McRae
Seattle
Meadows T
Dan
Hudleson
A*promin-Edant
Cambridge
George Barnhart
Carthage
Rand
J. J. Mor
Mra. Wilkerson
Lala Mickey
Valley
J. R. Kennedy
W. W. Blakeslee
Cam
Daugh
BR. Glaze
Motley
Harry Sobeller
Warren
Sondithons
Wits Che Hel Oger
Dora Keller
Mary Calwhite
Cornucopia
Oro
DeLaney
Davila
Rapid River
Ma Viait
Town
Nebraska
A. Read
Cisco
Texas
Wagless
Tsed Ballard
Churchill Drag Ana Paint Company
Payee Lakes
DN Commercial ST
East Weiser Valley
J. D. Sinden
Joseph Muir
Lodge
Crystal
George Jackson
Cal Root
Grandma Jeffreys
Hattie
Minnie Sinden
Michie Stevens
Louis Ward
Ed. Sinden
Mann Creek
Brother
Mra. Atchison of Weiner
Mra
Clayfield
Mrs. Williamson
Mra. B. D. Hartley
Vint Tarnage
Mrs. Morgan
P. O
Woodson Jeffreys
Ile
Ures
Grover
Ieee
Kodol
E. C. Dewitt CO
Chicaog
Walker
Missouri River
Chicago
mibOpAng Hare
Eammelig
Wi Wanker
Hui Prt Aey
Lewiston
State Land Board
State Board of Land Commissioners
Beet Suga Uity Fund
Aera
Stan and
Fomnes
Supreme Court
Gynant
Democratic Party
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