Local News Roundup From Capram Neighbors and Visitors
Capram neighbors report Jack Lowe escaped custody after alleged assault, while the community reel s from the event. Baker City absence stretches families through distress with Shooks burned out. Shook plans to return by the 18th. Milling owners seek 200 000 to 500 000 for mining ventures as local activity continues.
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Jack Lowe
Wheeler
Baker City
Mr Shooks
Torhem Wuill
Mr. Shook
la Conirset
A. C
Buntly
Guprum
Una
Humber
Jack Kimberly Ia
Ballard
Laiding
Wark
Indian Valley April 14 1003 Community Notes
Scholl began Monday with Mrs Frances Burdines as teacher there were thirty scholars enrolled. The Farmer brothers and Mr McElroy visited the valley with sheep last week. Mrs Anna Lansdon of Weiser visits her mother Mrs Henry Upchurch. Mrs Lulu Micky and Mrs Jessie Shaffer spent a few days at their father's. Local traders in Cambridge this week include Mr and Mrs John Bailey Paul Ware Bert Hamilton Tom Hutchison J W Wilkerson and G Hosmer and Mr and Mrs G B Steward. Philip Ware escorted Arch Frank Bob Ware and John Bailey and Bert Hamilton to Crane Creek Sunday for sheep work. Geo Ware of Weiser moved back to his farm on Grays Creek for the summer. Mr and Mrs Fraley were in Council Saturday. Mr Foster field after services in the Micky school house. Daster Sunday Mrs Kiles Judd was in the valley Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scholl
Frances Burdines
Farmer Brothers
McElroy
Anna Lansdon
Weiser
Henry Upchurch
Lulu Micky
Jessie Shaffer
Cambridge
John Bailey
Paul Ware
Bert Hamilton
Tom Hutchison
J. W. Wilkerson
Fraley
Foster Field
Micky
Daster
Kiles Judd
Electric Bitters credited with saving a life in Philadelphia
Colin Oliver of Philadelphia recounts a dramatic recovery after illness left him near death. He was emaciated, exhausted, and refused by three doctors until electric bitters offered hope. One bottle brought clear improvement and three weeks of use left him fully recovered, claiming the product saved him from the grave. Davis Dave Co offers them at 50 cents with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colin Oliver
Philadelphia
Davis Dave Co
Cattle Men Notice A Weiser Sale In May
A car load of fine young Hereford cattle will be offered for sale in Weiser on or about May 10. Cattlemen needing hulls should view them before transport. Also a hotel for sale near the Stand between Weiser and Thunder Mountain in Idaho. Enquiries at the Signal Office under ML Hubbard.
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Weiser
Idaho
Ruthburg
Payette Lakes
Balubris
Salou River
Genrot
Offinet
Pacific & Idaho Northern Railway
Gexuy
Weiser and
Thunder Mountain
Hubbard Meadows
Signal Oftice
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Rire
Conant and Conant
Thunder Mt. Mining District
Thunder Mt. Investors Protective Association
Roosevelt, Idaho
Enich
Neudart
Terengy Roden la
J. L. Head Gygle
NTS
O. D
Hana Wheels
Chicago
Ill
Thare
Frisco System Ee
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Wis
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Springfield
Memphis
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
GS. W. Martin
Denver
Colo
Pacific
Northern
R’y
Dally Wy
Suudie Salley Cambridg
Sumums
Weiner
Foleyshoney
Capram
Mann Creek
Lillian Gooper
Wenace
Advent Church
Miller
USA
Salng
Chet
Cooper
Atkinson
Pearson
B. UD
Hartley
Craytal
Leck Jackson
John
John Kelley
Crystal
Mssrs
P. P. Dawson
Chas Craven
Wetser
George
John Nebit
Falk
Mr. Brockman
Buss
Indian Valley
Plainfacts
Morris Sommer
Ofto
Fred Hoff
Boise
Lowney
HK. I. Snow
THE
Weiser River
Flag Springs
Dixie Creek
Midde Valley
Sage Creek
Pendleton
Oregon
Middle Valley
Cottrell
Heed
Rock Springs
Sweetwater
Harris & Dean
Rota
Jobbert
Herne
Studebaker
Oliver
Majestic Et
Idge Steel Ranges
OPP & Davis, Seine
Telephone
P. E. Roberts
Srowat
OPP & Davis
Rouch
Whhiser
Emily
Planing Mill
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