Weiser Signal Public Note By R EK Lockwood
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1902
Page
4
Thunder Mountain Gold Rush by the Caswell Bros
The Caswell brothers discover a rich mining district at Thunder Mountain, Idaho, after prospecting in Mule Creek and Monumental Creek. They sell their claims for $100,000 to Colonel W. H. A. Dewey, who builds a ten stamp mill. The Dewey group, owned by Yhander Mountain Mining, features a wide porphyry ledge with high gold values and other ores, drawing bold investors and prospectors to the remote, clouded high country between Salmon River forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salmon River
Cxawell
Toxag
Idaho
Monumental Creek
Male Creek
Mule Creek
Caswell Brothers
W. HA. Dewey
Dewey
Caswells
Yhander Mountain Gold Mining and Milling Company
T. B. Barnedall
Pittsburg
Chicago
Thunder Mountain
Governor Hunts Sale of L'Hame group at Thunder Mountain
Governor Hunt reports the sale of the L'Hame group of four claims at Thunder Mountain to New York interests. The claims lie just east of the Burrack, located by W. C. L'Flame, bonded to the governor and partners, with the governor expected back by weekend. Also included are unrelated local ads and endorsements from Moyer’s Paint and Paper Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Hunt
L'Hame
Thunder Mountain
New York
Burrack
W. C. L'Flame
Painter’s
Crossing BLK Summit Opens Thunder Mountain Trail
April 17 1902 W C Kinesis reports successful crossing of the Black Summit with animals. Trail to Thunder Mountain now open after frozen morning crossing. Signals indicate Yellowstone Kad and Howard Culpepper reached the summit with three jacks and a horse trail shoveled for horses. Weiser route remains the only route. Branham notes two travelers from Ketchum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fastor
Thunder Mo
W. C. Kinesis
Smith Creek
Thunder Mountain
Yellowstone
Kad
Howard Culpepper
Creek Summit
Culpepper
Ketchum
Weiser
KOR
Branham
Portland Men Seek Wagon Road to Weiser Mining Camp
Phetland Wants trade leaders Lockwood and Wessel of Weiser Idaho confer with Portland business men to build a 60 mile Warren to Thunder Mountain road via Weiser. It could shift trade from Salt Lake to Portland, attract 30,000 to 40,000 miners, and draw 100 to 200 stamp mills from Colorado. The Chamber of Commerce plans a noon meeting to pursue the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lockwood
Wesselman
Weiser
Idaho
Portland
Warren
Thunder Mountain
Salt Lake
Colorado
Chamber of Commerce
Bargains in land and shops in McKinney Idaho
A notice from ER Weiser Idaho advertises farms city property and new business openings with bargain listings. It includes tips on glove care and maintenance for buyers, urging careful handling and cleaning of gloves before purchase. The fragment mentions violet powder sachets and airing gloves on fine days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney, Weiser
Idaho
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R. EK
Gotham
Governor Hunt
Edw. Mebler
Union Bottling Works
Brie
D, A Co
Phetland
Wm, McBratney
Undertaker
Sergion
Simmons
Justice Court
Cndurivking Satoh
Sewroh
Coats Aid Dabur
Res
Auawar
Morten
Dewd
Lion
Dabo
Billiot
Luis Sturiff
Attornny
Mining Books
J.G. Watts
Washington County
Idaho Mining Rights
C. E. Jackson
Hi Ofliers
Rocloss
Caxton Building
Rieger
California
Foster Farms
Davis Dug Co
Weiser, Idaho
Kimball
Kiprup
Waitra
Milwaukee
ST. Paul
America
Famaie
Omaha
Downing
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Salt Lake City
McNamara
McNamara School of Magnetic
Beck
Bamberger Railroad
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