Building in Progress More Dwellings Planned in Weiser
The Weiser city building boom grows with numerous new homes planned or under way. B M Barton breaks ground on a $1200 cottage on Commercial street, while a $6000 residence is planned as a permanent home. Contractors including O Davis and Ed Ashley move ahead on various projects as others consider builds along Mano Creek, Koff street, and Hawthorn addition. City council discusses sidewalk width and reads ordinances on water tank rights. a water works and electric light proposal is referred to a committee. Officers will check if sprinkling tax defaulters will pay.
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Washington
B. M. Barton
Commercial Street
Barton
O. Davis
Falligan
Mano Creek
B. L. Steeves
Koff Street
O. M. Harvey
Ed Ashley
Monroe Creek
Oregon
J. H. Sturtlif
West Weiser
Summerville
Son
Crane Creek
F. T. Page
Main Street
Second Ave
D Crigier
W Rhen
SH Travis
Alonzo Conkin
M W Mitchell
A J Hopkins
Whelmer World
Hans Bros
N. BR. R. Co
Livingston Street
Weiser
Wm. Pullman
Baker City
Sutumn
Squirrel Town
Swanger
White House
Pantie
Fisher
Brother Salmon
Menory
Stuart
Boulder
Rural library rules and Carnival plans noted
Rural Idaho libraries will be open to residents and non pupils under state board guidelines. Admission costs one dollar plus twenty five cents monthly for non pupils. Portland Carnival travel offers seven day tickets with events including bands, tournaments, shows, exhibits, fireworks, and many attractions. Guy Gerwick injured biking at Matthews and Roberts corral. arm fracture mends.
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Idaho
State Board of Education
Northwest
Portland
Guy Gerwick
Matthews & Roberts
Corral
Guy
CLPY Council Meets in Regular Session
City council met on Saturday evening August 24 with Mayor Anderson and councilmen Hitt Galloway Barton and Woakley present. Notes include a stalled alley obstruction petition, a special policeman appointment for John J. Nevin, a repaired Monroe creek bridge, and a pending fire bell tower project awaiting legality, dimensions, and site details from the fire department.
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Anderson
Hitt
Galloway
Barton
Woakley
O. M. Harvey
A. K. Outerbridge
Ext
Morehead
Harvey
John J. Nevin
Monroe Creek
Commercial Street
West End
Main Street
Fire Department
WANT GOOD FRUIT State Horticultural Inspector
State Horticultural Inspector McPherson pledges stricter fruit quality checks amid reports of inconsistent standards. He urges growers to adopt verified practices to ensure safe, nutritious produce reaching markets.
Inspection Will Be Rigid For Idaho Orchards
Idaho state fruit inspectors led by McPherson will begin September 1 and survey every orchard statewide to eradicate pests. Deputies named include Youthers Rathdrum Russell Kendrick Moll Lewiston Hitt Weiser Leiser Emmett Martin Blackfoot Fisher Oxford Neiman Salmon City Eichelbarger Boise. They will issue a circular detailing plans to ensure pure fruit and warn owners to remove diseased trees by March.
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Idaho
A McPherson
McPherson
W. W. Youthers
Rathdrum
H. A. Russel
Kendrick
William Moll
Lewiston
A. F Hitt
Weiser
J. O. Leiser
Nampa
M. Martin
Emmett
BK. A. Dowd
Blackfoot
N. F. Fisher
Oxford
F. Neiman
Salmon City
A. V. Eichelbarger
Boise
Statesman
Oregon Short Line Big Excursion To Long Beach
A large Oregon Short Line excursion to Long Beach left Weiser with about seventy Weiser delegates unable to find standing room. The eleven-coach train, delayed by crowding and a hot box, arrived late and was held briefly before continuing. the trip was described as a jolly affair.
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Oregon
Long Beach
Weiser
The Grand Uncle Tom's Cabin Tent Show at Weiser
Frank M. Griswold presents a mammoth Uncle Tom's Cabin with full scenery under canvass. Tickets at 25 cents adults 15 cents children, under 1 free. Capacity 2,000. Also includes hay measuring rules from territorial New Mexico law and a stack contents example from Breeder's Gazette.
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Frank M. Griswold
Mr. Griswold
Canvays
Weiser
New Mexico
Barnes
Breeder's Gazette
From Little Salmon Fact Fancy and Philosophy
A compact feature from Wagon Road Camp explores practical facts, whimsical fancy, and reflective philosophy tied to frontier life. Local voices weigh daily routines, curious traditions, and the camp’s evolving social scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagon Road Camp
New Idaho North South Road Ready Soon
Littee Letter from Salmon writes of a rapid road build connecting northern and southern Idaho. Ninety days of work, $18,000 spent, dated Aug 15 1901. Completion near Sept 1 opens a public route with bridges, removed barriers, and dramatic progress touted amid regional optimism for mobility, commerce, and social change.
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North
South
Idaho
Rapid River
Washington
Oregon
Lingland
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E. M. Barton
W. H. Towell
Middle Valley
Uuley
RC. McKinney
Hawthorn
School Libraries
Hineman
Willow Creek
Will Wells
Vale Gaizette
Clpy Council
Weiserites
Fred Kirgis
J A. Gerwick
Thos
Kelly
Kelly, Jr
Geo. Nesbit
E. A. Vansicklie
Fred Taylor
Carrie
Taylor
Hlouser
Keyes
Hubbard
Crombacker
Hixon
Gerdeau
N, M. Hawthorn
Carl and Daughters
A. Sears
Oscar Hindman
J. D. Clabaugh
J. H. Sutcliffe
RK. S. Hawkie
Richard
Victor Hawkie
Harvey Harris
Judson
Finley
Alonzo Sater
I. K. Greever
Edward Leffel
A. A. Moyer
Allen
P. H. Harrington
Eliner Salting
A. Riggs
Ben Hopper
Cambridge
Alex Johson
Jessie Edwards
J D Butcher
Geo
York
Tom
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