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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1902
Page
3
Public notice warns subscribers to check payment labels on their colored address stamps. If the date is not changed within two weeks the office will take action. The advisory stresses accuracy of renewal dates and urges timely updates to avoid service interruption.
U S Timetable shows train departures from Weiser with west and east bound schedules. Local reports note visits by Y. T. Mathias and Murray Gilkerson, a lively club dance at the Opera House, and sales of land west of town for 1400. The bond of County Treasurer Waterhouse for 120000 is filed, and several residents arrive or travel, including Miss Robinson guiding operators, and various business and mining updates across Weiser and nearby areas.
Miss Mae Irwin was surprised at her home Saturday evening by many young friends. The gathering featured singing music and games with refreshments for guests. Attending were Misses Hattie Taylor Grace Jenney Epha Taylor Minnie Dedawan Alma Sater Pearl Hopkins Mae Irwin and Messrs Mayo Miller Evans Walter Summer camp Opie Loyd Griffith Chester Sater Roy Patterson Burt Hixon Bay Castle Gate or Rock Springs coal from Kimball.
Twenty years ago the Idaho Tepeits plan a Grand Christmas ball at the court house Weiser on Monday evening December 25 1882. Floor managers Frank Harris Herman Hans O M Harvey reception committee Erastus Utley James Eshom music Nugent string band tickets with supper at Weiser City hotel. Various local updates include a new jewelry store building by S O B Nelson and Weiser ferry operation by N M Hawthorn. Abraham B Watkins death referenced amid town incorporation talks and quarry discoveries ten miles away. Church notes report Rev W comix finishing meetings in Upper and Middle Valleys with growing Sunday schools.
The Farmers Institute was held at the opera house Saturday evening with interesting and instructive exercises that appreciated by a small audience. Prof French and associates earned praise for their earnest effort to share industry information, and Mr. Young's paper offered many practical suggestions. The meetings are privileges not fully appreciated.
New subscription list includes Richard Hall Crowell and Creary Edwards and Nelson Travis Brown Walter G Pence Weiser Hf D Rankin Pollock Sam Wilson Warren J A Richardson New York Joseph Bierl Iowa sent by Joseph Meyers Spokane Renewals W Stocker Bourne Fred Brockman W J Anderson Mark Parker Weiser Wm Pratt Middle Valley M Ryan Bred Tay Thos Raughan J A Tvory Wm Hamilton Weiser.
Former Weiserite Will Stephenson and Miss Cleo Moore, both long-time residents of Weiser, were married on a Sunday in Ontario. Stephenson owns a lodging house in Weiser and is a grandson of Jake Moore. The couple now reside on a farm near Ontario.
J. A. Harris offers first class apples at 35 cents per box and up along with fresh eggs and batter. Also available are gun repairs at Jeuneys. Store located in Williams' block opposite Knights of Pythias hall on First Street.
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