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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1903
Page
2
A dense local column lists winter records at Montpelier, notes about Ash Wednesday and Lent, crop losses in California, elk starvation on the Teton Yellowstone reserve, and a 7 foot snow depth. It mocks Boise papers, comments on a beef trust ruling, and criticizes a Republican state administration over newspaper bill payments to Democratic papers.
Melbourne Florida resident H Haggins credits Dr King's New Discovery for consumption with saving his life after doctors had given up. The free trial offer persuaded him to try the remedy and he reports a remarkable recovery. Davis Droz Co. guarantees for throat and lung diseases.
Stuart French, from Seven Devils mining property, froze his feet guiding a companion through deep snow to the Blue Jacket mine. They spent the night out in the cold, then French traveled to Weiser for care. No serious injury expected, though he will be laid up for a time.
Jacobi and Stephens, electricians, have opened a new store on Bost Street beside Star Barber Shop offering a complete line of electric supplies. They stock electroliers, candescents, and offer house wiring for electricity installation. Contact them for electric needs.
Hank Hartley and Ed Davis arrange a sheep business with Mark Hindman for 2200 head at 2.75 to 8.00 per head. The ad suggests strong comedy in "The Pedlar's Claim" at the opera house, highlighting scenery and a top comedian on February 21.
The obituary notes A. J. Gibbs dies at 68 after sudden illness, with funeral plans pending. It includes testimonials praising Chamberlain’s Congo Remedy and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure from residents in Michigan and Texas, plus an ad for Jenney’s watch and jewelry repair services.
Stetson's classic Uncle Tom's Cabin, a long running American drama, will be presented at the Opera House on Monday Feb. 23 by Stetson's company described as a superior organization after earlier runs in Troy and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Sommercamp entertained friends at High Five at their residence on Wednesday. Ten tables were occupied by players. Mrs. A. G. Cordele won the ladies’ prize and O. M. Harvey won the gentlemen’s prize. The event concluded with a tuncheon served by Mrs. Sommercamp.
Boise's Prof Milo H McMinn teaches dance and plans a Weiser club to organize a school. Opening ball set for Wednesday February 25 with invitations issued. Also a note promoting Dr King’s New Life Pills and a theater advert for The Peddler’s Claim at the opera house February 21 promising strong comedy and scenery.
A runaway nearly ended J. B. Orner of Franklin Grove Illinois life with a four year leg ulcer. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured the stubborn eruption and was also effective for burns bruises skin eruptions and piles. Price 25 cents at Davis Drug Co.
New Setters B M Sherman and fanny W R Wicks and family James Bennett and family A R Kester and family and A Sherman and family all from Greenwood Kansas arrived Thursday and left yesterday for Cambridge to locate W R Wicks has purchased a ranch on Crane creek and will move with his family He is brother of C F Wicks of Cambridge.
Advertisement touts The Easy Pill and DeWitt's Little Early Risers as cures for biliousness jaundice constipation and inactive liver by stimulating secretions and gently moving the bowels. It claims a tonic effect with continued use removing the cause and preventing recurrence. Davis Drug Co.
A box social at James Barton’s residence on Roe Creek Tuesday evening attracted a large Weiser crowd. Women provided splendid lunches, and Mrs. W. J. Stuart won best dressed or popular lady while Mr. W. Stuart was named the liveliest man. proceeds benefited the Christian church.
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