Petition to establish daily mail routes to Payette Seven Devils
The Weiser Signal reports a petition circulating in the upper country seeking daily mail routes from Payette to the Seven Devils. The note warns residents to know what they sign and questions sending county mail around via Payette. Local paper urges readers in Weiser and Salubrit to oppose the scheme and cites advertising influence as a sign of business vigor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewell
Payette
Ed Wold
Thv
Weiser
Salubrit
County considers establishing a poor farm for cost savings
The text argues for creating a poor farm in thin county to reduce expenses. It claims other counties show economic benefit with self sustaining operations and potential surplus for county lands, noting the plan would economize budgets and lessen burdens on poorer residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thin County
Nampa Adopts New Big City Paper The Leader
The Nampa Leader confirms it is now the towns main paper after earlier confusion over local publications including the Progress Burne Chief and other rumored titles. Residents and merchants welcome the eight column paper as the primary source of news and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nampa
Siwixal
The
Progress
Hitwenson
Seven Devils road funding sought by county commissioners
Citizens urge appropriation to repair the Seven Devils road and improve it to a good state. Two competent men offer to serve with pay contingent on an unbiased report, aiming to avoid expenses for the county and ensure a fair route assessment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Devils
Trade Route Shift Affects Ferry Traffic
The passage describes diverted trade from Malheur country toward Weiser via a new road and ferry, with crews and lower rates to attract traffic. Officials note the move could boost prosperity for the Waiver and core communities as trade shifts toward the river crossing and away from distant points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weisar
Malheur
Weiser
Miles
Snake River mining and town life report from local Idaho valley
About 2000 pounds of ore drawn from the Snake in two weeks. Spokane inquiry to G A Kalan on inducement for a suicker at the Devils. Townley builds a sidewalk at his hotel front to the side entrance. Chan Green mines at Ray Horse tipide with a working force. Midland Trio from Kansas City entertained in town. The Tegitz Delight salting boat is set up. The Haake sails as the steamers pass. Vendome sees 21 train arrivals last Sunday. Welser also busy. Mineral reports say Blick Maria ceased ore deliveries due to a misunderstanding with Langjal and mine managers. Sulubba stage line thriving for passengers. extra conveyance sent Monday. Commissioner Levander noted before leaving Meadows. Sawmill owner Geo Clark injured his foot but improving. A L Simondi of Salt Lake City sold all real estate in town to Bo W Watlington. friendships remain. Misses Orin Mopper and Minnie Hawthorn hosted at Noel Hopper’s residence with progressive whist as main feature. Participants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
G.a Kalan
W. Townley
Chan, Green
Olde Tery
Ray Horse
Midland Trio
Kansas City
J. Voydna Skipper
Kivett
Smoltar
Levander
Meadows
Geo. Clark
Clark
Lewiston and Seven Devils railroad rush eyed plan
A new Lewiston and Southeastern railroad corporation is reported formed to extend the Northern Pacific line from Lewiston into the Seven Devils country. Construction would begin at once to capture ore traffic heading toward Spokane with Spokane capital backing the venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teller
Mitland
Lewiston and Southeastern
Haveeen
Paville
Seven Devils Country
Union Pacific
Spokane
Seven Devils mining rush and local deals unfold
Eight Wood River miners and others head to the Seven Devils. Reports of two feet of snow in Long Valley and plans for gypsum plants near Salubria. Levi Allen thinks a harvest rush will peak within two months as buyers eye two ranches in Locan and a small one in Middle Valley for about 10000 pounds. Local speculation includes a Milwaukee brewery venture, real estate deals, and the sale of shoes and loans in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luteri
Tives
Wood River
Seven Devils
Long Valley
Milwaukee
Pubina Brewery
Wela
Portland
Levi Allen
Bulse City
Allen
Weiser
Locian Valley
Middle Valley
HH. Rathbone
Provo City
Utah
Salubria
Tle
Seven Devila
Jherg
Wilson Bros Store Showcases Ladies Furnishings in Washington County
Mrs Suit floes at 22 am visits Wilson Bros store in Washington County for a complete line of ladies furnishing goods. The advertisement highlights Salubris products and signals Wilson Bros as the destination for fashionable apparel.
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Dilcrear In Weiser
Wolser
Matheour Praeke
Aiditio
Vendome
Welser
A. L. Simondi
Salt Lake
Oily
Orin Mopper
Minnie Hawthorn
Noel Hopper
Malen New Tan
Anna Galloway
Laura Wilson
Kate Brady
Winnie Hopkins
Anna Horley
Ada Riggs
Henry Sommercaup
A. G. Butterfield
Frank Wattlington
Horace Newman
C. Miller
James Riggs
Riley Jones
Ben Hopper
Claud Cummings
Cap Ledgett
John Conklay
Jenne
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Lewiston
Soniuee Dk
Geurrle
Thy Wither A. Woorf
Rhodes
Musiv
Musica Instruments
Ormeervek
Via
Staunel Big
Sommer & Gorrie
Tig County
Hamilton Brown & Co
O. M. Tuevey
Papura
Washington County
Wediteh
De-seram
Prank Hannes, Weiser, Tahoe
Teouney & Numbers
Wult
Xsooonne
Etoret
Jewehir Ani
Jewsley
Dan
Wil
Witte
McGresgord Coakley, Proprietors
Snifflow
Tee
Barzaine
Wilson Bros
Salubris
Aba
Pennett
Washington
State of Daha
Tithie oMlee
Kovindt Stavater
United States
We Ulh Nation
Mid Claire
J. Mactrsey
Vtaterhoun
G. M. Twaterhoune
State of Life
N Smith
John Jimith
Ss Q. Ue
Harris
Anid -County
Daha
Mith
Dat Weiser
Crnepor
Ethene Ee
Furniture Biore
Finn
Torr Orbe Oon
Matrews
Ernor
Milioraukes Ebex
M. Johnston
Wrisei
Blue Gate
Weiver
Omnibus
Tranke
Fer Zsimne
Wheirer
Freeh Weal
Billatton
Beer
Saeusage Ee
Twill
Thorupco
Pup Et Uos
Bates
J, .N. Couns
Proprieter
Weiser Hotels
Towrales
Dmom and Steel
Bain Wagons, Whitby
Solid Steel Mowers & Binders
John Deer Plows
Sumtercamp Bros
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