List of Merchants Issuing Tickets in Local Directory
A fragmented list shows merchants issuing tickets and staff names. Included are JONES next Geely, KIMBALL, PAETTEjotbing, CONANT, CORDELLA, SOMMER, SON CAMP & CO, HARRIS & DEAN, MEAVER, GERWICK and others. Addresses and precise roles are unclear due to OCR quality, but the item catalogues local shops covering groceries, furniture, groceries and general markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Jones
Geely
N. IF. Kimball
Harris & Dean P
Umaery
J. A. Gerwick
Buy dopa sah Mie dorm jy
A brief notice describes the purchase of dopa sah Mie dormjy by the unnamed party, noting no dates or clear organizations, with fragmented phrasing implying a local transaction or request. The readable portion centers on a purchase action involving a place or facility and an individual or group.
Neighbors' News From Meadows And Mines
Bert Airport heads to Iron Springs mine as engineer at the saw mill after securing the Meadows to Little Lake mail route. Hollenbeck plans desert claim fencing and a Smee business trip. Cleve accompanies him to court and courting. Mrs. Marion visits relatives in Lewiston. Hollingshead goes to Weiser on business. Mitchell builds a stable for Rankin Co. The Potter boys report mine resumption after relief of a temporary closure. Freight costs frustrate P I road. Grangeville freight plans loom. Weiser World criticized by Signal editor for editorial stance. Gayetty couple travels from Rankin mine to Pollock for supper after heavy shoe and pack burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Airport
Meadows
Iron Springs
Airport
Little Lake
Warren Road
Hollenbeck
Smee
Cleve
R. A. Marion
Lewiston
Marion
Mrs. Coe
Polock
E. L. Hollingshead
Weiser
Mitchell
Rankin Co
Lockwood
Grangeville
Rankin
Potter Boys
P. GM
Weiser World
Jes, Gayetty
Rankin Mine
Pollock
Gayetty
Thorrow
Mr. Gayetty
Indian Valley Social Notes in Cambridge Visit Calls
Lee Bailey and daughter Mota traveled to Cambridge on business. A yearend dance at the Mormon church Friday night drew crowds, with boys crowded to court the girls. Mrs Kelsey Lindsay and Diana returned Friday from Say's Slater. Will Grey and his slaver from Council visited Mr Grey's mother and brothers. Chester Logan of Boise visited relatives. Amasa Hutchison toppled while coming from Salubrin Sunday as his horse stumbled, breaking its front leg. Dances occurred at Judd's Wednesday, Sherman York's, and Friday night, plus at the Mormon church Friday. All reported a good time. Geo 2 Steward was in Cambridge on Tuesday. Misses Pearl Lindsay and May Chambers, Messrs Oomiett and Huahteon were to bridge Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Bailey
Mota
Cambridge
Kelsey Lindsay
Diana
Say
Slater
Will Grey
Slaver
Council
Mr. Grey
Chester Logan
Boise
Amasa Hutchison
Amerow Salubrin
Judd
Sherman York
Geo 2
Steward
Pearl Lindsay
May Chambers
Messrs
Oomiett
Huahteon
Bridge Montay Ca
Elegant Pleasure Resort Undergoes Interior Upgrades
Frank Robinson has purchased the billiard parlor and bowling alley of Shurtliff and Barton in Weiser and is making interior improvements. The floor is relaid, fixtures installed, and new paint applied. He will limit youth access and expand bowling appeal, with ladies days run by Mrs. Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robinson
Shurtliff & Barton
Robinson
Weiser
Fragmentary Note in Quotation Marks
A garbled OCR fragment presents a question in mixed language characters with unknown origin. The readable portion includes incomplete words and stray punctuation, offering no clear event, date, or identifiable entities to summarize as a news item.
Supreme court reverses judgment in chattel mortgage case
The Idaho Supreme Court reverses Judge Stevens in First National Bank of St Anthony v. Peter A. Steers. The mortgage on J M Jolly's 3850 sheep allowed action for claim and delivery after a contingency. A prior district court ruling for the sheriff is set aside with costs. The opinion by Justice Airshie, joined by Justices Sullivan and Stockslager, affirms mortgage rights against attachment. A separate ad touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens
Sixth Judicial District
First National
St. Anthony
Peter A. Steers
Bingham County
J. M. Jolly
Jolly
Steers
Airshie
Sullivan
Justice Stockslager
Registrars Named by City Council for Bond Election
City council appointed registrars for the coming bond election to vote bonds for sewer construction and to cover outstanding indebtedness. In three wards the appointees are Mrs Annie Tracey for the First ward Mrs Harry Mitchell for the Second ward and O M Harvey for the Third ward. An advertisement-like note repeats a dubious drug claim about a remedy named Pepsixoia asserting a cure for indigestion and related symptoms. The text includes garbled marketing prose from Walker & Sommercamp about their supposed cure and mentions entries of various ailments and assurances of money back if not cured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Tracey
Harry Mitchell
O. M. Harvey
Walker & Sommercamp
Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sporting Goods
Haas Bros
Conant’s Drug Store
Weber Wagon
Kimball
Hay
Rey
P, E. Roberts
Indian Valley
South
Peoria St
Onrcaco
Int
Bright
Pino
Cardus
Cardui
Pacific
Idaho
Northern
R’y
Vay
Chamberlain
M. I. Basford
Poolesville
Garland
Lea Dase
Fis Pili
Whiser's Best Hotel
A. W. Propr
Bank of Weiser
A. B. Axpanson
M. Banner
L. Anderson
iMaxon
Ane
V* Neabitt
Morris Somat
Payton
John Harsin
Sol Harnett
United States
China
Europe
C.J. Selwyn
Casnil
Edward Shainwald
Maw Haas
First National Bank of Weiser Capital
Andrew Adams
M. McGregor
Seano Lely
Marine
OPP & Davis
Rouch
Frank Korup
Butel
Waldo & Kimball, Pri Kasi Commercial Berent
Pile
Mange See
Mowuta
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