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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1899
Page
1
Passenger trains resume service between Weiser and Middle Valley, connecting two communities with regular routes. The revival marks improved regional transit and access for residents, travelers, and workers along the line.
The Weiser area marks a transition from the old stage line to rail transport. The last stage coach to Salubria departs as the P M railway begins operating to Middle Valley. New rail line progress promises faster mail and passenger service, with a railroad townsite developing and several local figures and contractors noted.
Weiser jeweler B M Jenney will relocate his stock and repair outfit to a newly completed building on the rear of the lot facing Second street. He recently sold his drug store to R Smith and now offers a large stock of watches clocks and jewelry. Also listed are local business updates from Haas Bros sleighs and a new carpenter shop by Ryan Carr on Perrault Street with plans to buy land and build homes. Promotions and medical ads conclude the item.
A Baker City man reports to authorities about a gas plant project and seeks to highlight county developments despite not attending. The communication emphasizes local pride and suggests ongoing infrastructure concerns.
Edward T. Oleen and George Hartley report rising activity in Idaho's Heath district. The Conglomerate group and Boston interests plan a new mining company from 10 claims 16 miles northwest of Salubria with copper, gold, and silver values. Knight caught in Montana pursuit and Weiser notices close the item.
Weiser attorney and mining operator Woodward and associates visited Rocky Bar and inspected several properties. Report says they secured an option on Champion Bray Bar and Summit lode mines and plan immediate work, a development thought to boost Elmore county prospects.
A great non political organization plans renewed actions against trusts amid new dangers. The group seeks public support and mobilization to curb industrial power and promote fair competition. Members emphasize civic duty and ongoing campaigns.
Public notice recounts the Civic Federation meeting at Central Municipal Hall Chicago where an executive committee of the American Anti-Trust League was formed led by M L Lockwood. It calls for a national convention to curb corporate power and invites citizens to organize local leagues and nominate vice presidents for each region.
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