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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1898
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR text from a historical page mentions names and locations with garbled phrases. It alludes to subscriptions, rates, and possible notices about services or events but contains too many errors to identify concrete entities, dates, or actions.
Salubria residents observed Christmas and holiday events with church services, concerts, and gatherings. A list of local happenings includes a Baptist church event, a party at Olivisimas, and visits by returning residents such as Win. Allison Jr and Mrs. M. A. Dalley.
Local column recalls dances, holidays, and social events in Weiser and nearby, with mentions of residents traveling, shopping, and hosting gatherings. It notes farm and wool industry activity, road and mail work plans, and a year end reflection urging communal progress and prosperity.
Warren notes indicate advances in gold prospecting and ore processing with new operations and potential profits. The piece mentions platinum and related metal discoveries, ongoing mining activity, and plans to shift workers like Ash Trewin to evaluate Mandis prospects for winter work.
The item list records a funeral at Council cemetery on December 10, a new Cohen & Criss store nearing completion, and a New Year’s dance before Criss posts stock. It mentions Mr Jackson’s visit, Hank Belen’s winter plans, and several couples planning marriages and home departures with friends sending wishes.
The passage promotes Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and indicates continued popularity of Hox Wolters Stomach Bltuers, noting Towtetter Company Pittsburg publishes an almanac. It cites eleven million copies for 18i in nine languages and offers the Almanac for 1804 free via druggists and country dealers. Bread at Jim Kelly's.
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