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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1903
Page
3
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Cate im from Bourne visits. Burns Oregon’s Vigerall on business. Harris from Salubria visits city. Moss and Eisie Lober Payette visitors. Robertson Bear resident on business. Burtenshaw councilman in city on legal ban. Noodson Jeffreys left for Mexico to locate. Lansden county assessor back from trip. Richardson left for Boise to visit friends. Barbour of Bear a bush visitor. Fuller employed by Oregon Forwarding co at Hyapeut. Marshall Dickerson Jr left Idle Valley to join land. Oro Souimercatp with parents returning to Boise for schooling. Jones recently in Baker City and Mer visits home. Campbel of Council in city with 100 agent for P & A. Wright of Council and Mat Andig scouting the section. Coulter left for Rapid River with Iion Springe Mining & Milling. Hans obtaining materials for residence at Main and Livingston. Cole and son of Cambridge visiting daughter Mrs Emmett Lynch. Mrs Cole justice of the peace. No HH. Coterell from Pendleton arrives to Sage creek for shearing. Marshal McGrew discusses street cleaning. city streets improved. Mrs W H Blake of Duluth leaves for Boise after business. Twenty Years Ago note and local items recapped. Poetry note on youth and a joke. Tom Galloway advertises Twenty dollar cayuses. Arthur Phillips back at school after foot injury. City Clerk Travis and Engineer Luck move to Koff street rooms after repairs. John Johnson fined for assault. Jap Griffith case postponed. Mrs Emma Terwilliger and sister consider locating in Weiser. J W Whiting of Portland visits mining prospects. W W Pritchett returns from Ogden Hot Springs with rheumatism relief.
A view of the American Sheep Shearing Company plant at Indian Grove on the Johnson place about 16 miles from Weiser. W. A. Hill of Chicago, representative, says the plant will be ready by the 25th, operating 26 machines to shear about 2500 sheep daily. They hold 50,000 sheep contracts and expect to handle more, with about 35 men employed during the season.
A. J. Tarter of Mineral, a mining and ranching figure, visits the city to seek county commissioners support for a wagon road linking Weiser and Mineral. The senior classes of the Academy and high school shared an evening at Miriam Lee Hall with songs and refreshments. J. B. Werneth returns from Phoenix seeking health relief from the dry heat. A Denver man, Haver, and lumberman Mr. Zueger visit to assess timber interests. possible saw mill project if timber proves satisfactory.
Frank W. Perry editor of the Enter prise Shortaville New York recalls an attack of the grip last winter and credits Chamberlain s Cough Remedy with breaking the cough quickly. He says a teaspoonful eased coughing at night and reduced pains, noting he finished one bottle before the grip left him. Fore sale by all druggists.
A damaged ad fragment urges debtors to call a number at a store after selling out. It promotes Moki Tea for complexion and claim to cure headaches. Mentions W. AL Hooven & Co Buffalo and Davis Dave Go as advertisers and hints at a four horsepower horse power product.
W A Smith a top piano tuner from Butte Montana will be in Weiser in the near future. Save orders at the Signal Glatt.
Matthews and Moulton advertise baled hay in abundance for sale. The message promotes high quality forage and urges buyers to act quickly to secure stock.
House sign and carriage painting work offered by Edwards and Nelson. Several pieces of furniture are for sale cheaply by K A Asumun.
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