R. E. Lockwood successor to Weiser Leader in Idaho
R E Lockwood named successor to the Weiser Leader in Idaho. The brief notice states the firm is established for ten years and carries the Weaver designation. No further details.
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1892
Page
3
R E Lockwood named successor to the Weiser Leader in Idaho. The brief notice states the firm is established for ten years and carries the Weaver designation. No further details.
The Mineral column reports a sudden death of German rancher Clemeness near Mineral Ferry likely from heart disease. The Maria Company will hire fifty miners for their mine and the Black Hawk purchase, with porphyryite smelter to run by March. The Egan and Silver Belle mines operate steadily as road issues and local politics are discussed, and local notices include Jack Monroe leaving town and W A Strox advertising wagon work.
In And About Town items from Weiser include Jim Coakley visiting Portland for his brother Frank’s illness, A B Anderson returning from Portland with cattle prices said fair, W P Isham from Baker City, and discussions of local Republican activities. Also mentions Frank Jenne on the executive committee, a Boise league meeting, and a libel suit threat against Boise Statesman. A grand Military Ball is announced for Armory hall with tickets 1.50, featuring bean supper. Also local incidents include a runaway team breaking a window at Jenney Waterhouse.
Ownership request seeking owner contact for two bay roan geldings aged about eight and seven years. One gelding bears a left shoulder brand and injury. the other is branded with crows and shows electing damage on the left shoulder. Owner urged to settle charges or face legal action per law. A. F. Marr.
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