Handsome Glove Display Shown in Weiser Store
A local store advertises a handsome glove display featuring many styles for hard use or dress, all offered at low prices with quality guaranteed.
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1898
Page
3
A local store advertises a handsome glove display featuring many styles for hard use or dress, all offered at low prices with quality guaranteed.
A garbled report notes M B Sommercanp Co and The Big Store. Mentions Chis Swokam, Dr Pidechid and J Hurst with mining and mining-related trips. References from Boise and Rickville and a man named Browndway. Contains numerous unclear fragments about sickness and travel.
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Meadows valley folk report a rich spring with grain prospects, new mills, a planned store and shops, and talk of railroad expansion. Residents note high water blocks travel, a hospitality push, and several families planning to move into Muaiiown. Cy Meyers suffered injuries from a horse accident, while local social life includes a farewell party for Mr. Soy Got and family.
Wylie community reports multiple residents visiting, church attendance, and business trips. Birth announced for Albert McDowell's son in Indian area on April 21. Other updates include travel to Lang Valley, Crane worker Joe Gleat passing through, Bud White heading to Connell, and Mrs Shirts visiting Granger.
The Warren column notes an early winter retreat with fast snow, local residents like John Smith visiting the river, Mackey exploring after horses, and Curley Brewers moving to Schewler Creek for summer placer work. It lists townsfolk returning, new buildings, improved health, and notable visitors including Macy, one of Warren’s discoverers, arriving with a crew to assess the camp.
Indian Valley in the center of Washington County features farms good schools and a thriving population. Local visits include W P Woods and wife to Salubria Lea Lindsay to Crane Miss Ida Corleil visiting Miss Cora Lindsay and Cornell planting a garden. A rain arrived on Thursday and J S McPherson went to Weiser on business. A birth occurred April 19 a son to Mr and Mrs Wishia Woods. Travelers from Qasala county seek Kiondike by overland stopping at Jack McPherson’s. G W Logan and wife visited Crane creek while S Haworth and son traded at Salubrin.
Snow is largely gone and cattle and horses are in better shape than usual for this time of year. Ranchers plan plowing next week and preparations for a strong gen year. Te H Kucedge closes a successful term on Gold Burn. Pronty and a bird hive sent Boise goods for Pruney's store. Tom Davis of Horse visits. Lawrence Cross returns from Gold Fork. A new hotel in Vian Wyck is rumored. Chris Blockain is reported ill. C. W. Whitly visits Squaw Creek. L. Groks, county commissioner, returns from trip to the county seat. Ton Davis from Boise aids Binger's cattle. Meas Prouiy and Bavied burn from Boise with fruit to High Valleys. Mr. and Mrs. S H Canfield are unwell. Jas Macomb and K M Gorton list sick.
Public meeting announced at the Walser Opera House at 8 30 pm on Thursday May 5 to plan a joint Fourth of July and Cuba independence celebration. Notices urge attendance, plus local items: store promos, school openings, repairs, livestock offers, and jobs, reflecting a bustling small town update.
A sale event at the Weiser Mercantile Co promises special prices on veiling and new stock including fine shawls, summer hats, and caps. Ladies from far and near are expected, with a vocal and instrumental recital by Miss Clark and Mr Hawkes scheduled in the near future.
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