02 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1902
Page
1
A dramatic sky line surrounds the Dewey property where a five mile stretch is staked for a country event. Local residents report readiness rumors and planning for a winter exploration in the snow and cold.
Epic Day reports trail from Council to Thunder Mountain open for animals except one mile on Wik Summit. Beavers from Weiser report deep winter snow above Meadows, with 35 Dewey claim stake-holders and many prospectors eyeing new finds. Prices for flour sugar bacon and beans sky high as Dewey mill poised to crush fifty tons of ore, exporting bullion.
Weiser records of weather conditions document an ideal climate for the country, noting stable patterns and favorable conditions across the period observed. Observers highlight consistent temperatures and clear skies as a sign of environmental prosperity and agricultural potential.
A historical note reports a Dewetts force of 1200 troops advancing amid bright conditions. British troops engage in coordinated actions as sunlight favors visibility and movement along the frontline. The outline suggests a larger maneuver without specific dates or locations.
A four month weather log from Weiser shows abundant sunshine with temperatures from 28 to 107 and varied conditions in September October and December. Wallace reports the People's party county central committee meeting at which they urge disbanding the state party and aligning with the Democrats along with praise for Senator Heitfeld. Local ads note Bee Hive store goods Alabastine wall coatings and sleigh painting services.
War details report heavy British losses at Zeefontein on December 24 with Dewet’s forces overrunning a camp, killing six officers and 50 men and wounding others. Lord Kitchener cites about 150 wounded or prisoners. The piece also covers Myrtle Lodge No. 26 Knights of Pythias New Year event with VanSice orchestra, elaborate refreshments, and growing membership.
A records update from the clerk’s office lists real estate transfers filed for legal processing. Officials note title changes and property interests recorded, with entry dates and involved parties documented for public access and future reference.
Mining deeds and warranty deeds dominate. Listings show transfers in Victoria lode claims, Watlington add and Seven Devils area with prices from $1.00 to $1,000 and parcels ranging from 10 to 200+ acres. Key parties include W F Summercamp, Nancy Loyd, Minnie Rebroff, Seligman Sommer, Augusta Shirley, Geo W Lothrop, Carl Lothrop, Ellie A Imbler, and N Richie with multiple parcels across Weiser, Council, and Cambridge regions.
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