Real estate transfers and mining deeds listed in monthly movement
A schedule of transfers and deeds across Idaho counties including P. I. N. T. Co. to Godfrey Sperling, Harrington to Wil Hawes, multiple Watlington additions in Weiser, and several mining interests in Champion Mica and Seven Devils district. Transactions involve Wd and deeding of lots, parcels, and fractions with amounts noted, and public road land conveyances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godfrey Sperling
Lewis Harrington
David Wil- Hawes
W. M. Perri
J. M. Johnson
Perrill
Cornell
Edward Shainwald
A. J. Selwyn
KE Vance
Samuel B. Vance
William D. Garlock
Watlington
Cowen
State Bank of Idaho
Council
Frank M, Hubbard
M. W
Hubbard
North Peacock
Chas. KH. Schmidt
J. L. Netay
Champion Mica
Monitor and Lookout
Bill Nye
Black Hawk
George W. Shortlitt
Wttel
Lizzie Waln
State of Idaho
J. Schwencklelfer
N & Yrsee
Nellie L. Henthorn
J. H. Hawthorn
Lemuel Churchill
Hawthorn
Weiser
Geo
A. Keithley
Jas H. Rhea
Mart Heenan
A. O. Hoatley
Blue Bird
Seven Devils District
Dudley Wells
Oliver W. Baker
Degrae
Ll Ori
John K. Jones
A. O. Huntley
Landore
Andrew Adame
Gronwayrse
M. R Neal
Edward V. Johnson
Hopper
Cambridge
Robert KE Lockwood
B. L. Steeves
Strickland
Washington County
Sindall
Patekh
John
Boris
Elizabeth Hunsinger
Negrneqt
Wilson
Martha
Hoover
M. Barton
Albert Klein
Schmidt
Mose Fuchs
Jas
J. Flynn
L. L. Shearer
Nancy E. Shearer
Trott
High grade cigars at post office
A brief notice reports high grade cigars available at the post office. It mentions 3000 grain sacks at Kimball's and notes gun repairing services at Sheffield's Novelty Works are promptly and satisfactorily executed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimball's
Sheffield
Government aid sought for storage reservoirs by Dead Ox Flat
White of Dead Ox Flat spoke in town seeking government aid to build storage reservoirs. He urged a united effort to help the area, noting the county's tributary relation to Weiser and requesting aid and encouragement. The Triumph cigar by Flynn of Baker was advertised as the best smoke on the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Dead Ox Flat
Weiser
Triumph
Flynn
Baker
Weiser votes against bonds for electric light and water system
In Weiser Idaho last week 15 votes opposed issuing 40000 dollars in bonds to fund an electric light and water system. The victory for progress could spur September start on plant installations and trigger at least seven new brick buildings in the town. A note mentions potted piñata for sale at the Industrial Institute greenhouse and an inspection visit is solicited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
South
Idaho
Industrial Institute
Bids Sought to Move District 28 Schoolhouse Idaho
Sealed bids are invited by the board of directors of District No 28 Washington County Idaho to relocate the schoolhouse to a new site decided at the last annual meeting. Bids must be filed with the clerk by August 20 1902 and construction completed before September 1 1902. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. A Wicklser R Clerk GS-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Idaho
Robbers and Incendiaries Loot Chinese Village at Mormon Basin
Fred Walker reports that last Friday evening a band of outlaws attacked the Chinese village at Mormon Basin, burning 18 of 22 houses, injuring many, and looting savings and goods worth about $5,000 from the Chinese merchant. No trace of the robbers found at Pritchett's planing mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Walker
Malheur
Mormon Basin
High grade cigars at post office, Norman Knows.
Mell Norman, long time Council resident, returned from Thunder Mountain gold fields after a 50 day stay in camp. He claims properties at head of Trap creek rival Dewey and Sunnyside, asserts camp cannot be condemned, and believes Idaho will yield major gold in future development. Melon crates available at Pritchett's planing mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mell Norman
Council
Thunder Mountain
Hoosevelt
Mell
Dewey
Sunnyside
Idaho
Northwest
Pritchett
Planing
Uncalled Letters Listed for Weiser Idaho Office
A weekly notice from Weiser Idaho lists remaining uncalled letters. Names include Cecil Ewerland Ioxi Brian C B Burhanan Coleman Elmer Coyle M Preathlewn Claude Dillion H W Poee Henry Fuller Arthur Van Hoven M W Johnson John Laky Mitchell Ben L Olson Mrs Ruley en Bidney Randall H T Shhauboltz KC Smith Sol Swein Frank Taggert Len K Watters Mrs L Wi. The notice instructs that call letters for advertised items should be marked as such.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
Idaho
Smith Soi
Swein
Frank Taggert
Len K. Watters
Mrs L. Wi
J. H. Brace
Up-to-Date Optician Serves Weiser Area
Weiser residents can find an optical establishment that emphasizes precision fitting. The shop offers lens and frame fabrication, advanced grinding and finishing machinery, and complete eye testing at no charge. With years of experience, they guarantee satisfaction and invite calls for eye concerns. RK B Benkenpr, Behrreenpr Manufacturing and Graduate Opticians, Stephenson Building, Commercial Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser and
RK. B. Benkenpr
Asp
Tpa
Behreenpr
Stephenson Building
Commercial Street
Leg Crushed Train Victim Gorman At Waucanza
A 20 year old James Gorman of Murray Utah was crushed under a moving train on a Shoshone side track near Waucanza early Sunday. His leg was amputated between knee and ankle at Pocatello Hospital by Drs Bean Castle and Howard. He is hospitalized with a brother in law arranging care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Gorman
Waucanza
Shoshone
Pocatello J
Bean
Castle
Howard
Gorman
Murray
Utah
Government Seeds Distribution Prompted by Congress Plan
The agriculture department under Secretary Watson prepares to distribute over 40 million seed packages weighing more than 1000 tons. Congress appropriated 270000 dollars for this. Each senator and representative will receive 12000 packages of vegetable seeds and 500 packages of flower seeds, plus novelties and plants. Distribution begins this fall under contract with department officials supervising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Watson
Congress
Idaho grows Meadows Eagle to publish in Salmon Meadows
Idaho Free Preen Salmon Meadows plans a newspaper named the Meadows Eagle with Frank Edlin as editor and publisher. The Standard will be shipped from Landore in the Seven Devils for use in the new publication. Salmon Meadows once a jumping off point for southern Idaho, now a thriving, thickly settled community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idaho
Preen
Salmon Meadows
the Meadows Eagle
Frank Edlin
Landore
Seven Devils
Teachers' Examination Notice Adjusted for 1902
The notice lists the next regular examination dates for county primary and state certificates as August 28th to 30th, 1902 at Weiser and Cambridge with questions on State Constitution Article 5 and School Law Chapter 37. State papers exams to be held in Boise Pocatello Salmon City Weiser Moscow and Rathdrum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
Cambridge
Boise
Pocatello
Salmon City
Moscow
Rathdrom
Hanpre
Advertising Classified Offers Sealed in Local Headads
One cent per word ads invite readers to place wants and offers. Notices include For Rent five room dwelling by W A Morehead and furnished house wanted for two to three months through Mrs Doak and Mrs Hawthorn. Rental acreage in Weiser suburbs described with water system and soil quality at 100 per acre in Idaho. dated Aug 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Morehead
W. ©. Doak
N. M. Hawthorn
Weiser
Also Mentioned on This Page
HH. Crone
J. C. Andrews
Mission Quartz Elaim
Washington Mining Dist
Susan A. Crowell
T. Coulter
Pritchett's
Planing Mill
Norman
Wetser
Delaine
Rambouillet
AT Meadows
Niji Weiser
Durbin
O. A. Campbell
Meadows
Geo. W. Hartley
Durbin, Antelope
Oregon
Wm. McBratney
Lick Creek House
Daily Mail
Bear P. O
Lloyd's CO. O. D
N. J. Sheffield
F. Korup
Siteag
Cudahy Packing
South Omahe
Heb
Grocerty
Chicago
F .Haltes
EAD
Grangeville and Meadows
Stites
Freeman & White
Roy Gordon
Grangeville
Ely
Malls
Warren’ Binet
The
Ave
Ned Wit
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