Seven Devils and Local Happenings Amid Winter Reports
A rugged mining district summary notes Seven Devils growth potential, vein permanence, and future transport links. It lists residents and moves including David Arken in Caprum and Mrs. H. Alers in Cambridge, plus mine updates on River Queen and Nickieson. Hotel ownership shifts to N. Bi. Swanson, a new barge saloon is planned, and a fire at John Clifton’s home causes losses.
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David Arken
Henry
Caprum
H. Alers
Cambridge
PF. Alers
Helena
John Potter
Frank Graves
Mann Cabin
Mose Fuchs
John Friendly
Caprim
G. Gray
Salabela
River Queen
Otteh
Dellacqua
EH Mitchel
Pencoels
Leithstrom
Welser
Mason
Mother
Grantsdale
Montana
Bedford
O. L. Mason
Clark
Dector
Jon Clifton
Wrange
John Smith
P.& LN. Company
Baker
Promising Gold Quartz Mines Develop Near Warren
Warren area miners report the gold quartz veins near town are being developed after profits from earlier yields. The dredge works show heavy activity with visitors touring the site and superintendent Chase guiding them. Local residents Frank Smith Bryant and others travel for tasks, while new posts open at Hurgdori hot springs resort and plans advance for assessment on mines owned by Sommercamp and Johnston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Smith
Ill Bryant
Harry Chase
Johny Pearson
Charlie Crooks
Long Valley
Don Mathias
Chase
Fred Malden
Grangeville
Fred Williams
Dan Leach
Charie Curtis
Henry Sommercamp
Lou Johnston
Deeo
Resolutions of Condolence for J. M. Williams
Lodge of A F and A M adopts death tribute for J. M. Williams of Lewiston and former city resident. notes honored member status, upright citizen, and his daughters’ affection. Resolution directs publication in Weiser papers and minutes. Includes signatures and committee names.
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J. M. Williams
Lewiston
A. F
A. M
Wwenkas
Brother Williams
Weiser
G. M. Warknouss
ScHuynen Orr
Goopharr
General Buller Seen as Tough British Commander in Boer War
General Buller, the British commander in chief in the war with the Boers, is a veteran soldier noted for raw power over strategy. He is described as a big, gruff fighter of 60 and is feared by officers due to his severe discipline.
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General Buller
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Seven Devils
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Droggiste
K. W. Gaove
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Berlin
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Tyre, Mich
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Tugela River
Weiser Milling CO
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Inland Hotel
H. B. Brown
B. B. Day
Prop
Salubria, Idaho
A. J. Hopkins
Contoe
Buil
Pars Soda Water Works
Sears Weiser
H. Hollman
Eaff Street
Bear Sears Undertaking Establishment
Photograph Gallery
D. Marsh
Main Street
Opera House
Draggista
Ely Brothers
Jim Lee
Nobby Binwe
New Bank
Lone Star Livery Stable
Bean & Bussey
Pranls Sr
Charles Arthur
Wrhiser, Idaho
Blue Front
Henry Gorex
Vienna Bakery and Confectionary Store
Sommers
Sears’ Furniture
John Meyer
Idal
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