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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1904
Page
1
Mick Hindman accuses Peter Christensen of stealing four of Hindman’s branded sheep found near Hindman’s camp. A warrant was issued and Christensen jailed after Hindman’s report to authorities. Christensen, 40, admits the charge may be settled by payment. preliminary examination set before Probate Judge Jeffreys.
The Butterfield Live Stock company of Weiser has acquired John McMillan’s high grade Hampshire sheep flock noted for early maturity and heavy weights. The deal includes registered ewes from Robert Taylor’s Abbott Neb. flock. McMillan may still own other flocks. The sale price was not disclosed. Mr. McMillan plans future association with Butterfield.
The Epworth League Lecture course resumes with Heth League Lorre Cor and Arswath reading on Thursday January 10. The event will be held at the Opore House, featuring a talk by Mi Clore Gels Swing from Moles and musical pieces by Weir.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unclear names and phrases. The readable portion hints at a local item or notice but lacks concrete events, dates, or entities to form a coherent summary. Further readable context is needed to produce a factual card.
Dr. R. L aw and Mr. Hill have made the second payment on Jewel and Kimberly groups of 10 mining claims in Marshall Lake district. The payment totals 6250 dollars toward a 65000 dollar property price with 15000 already paid. A July 1 due date follows as the next payment. The article notes the district appears rich and the venture may prove valuable, predicting Marshall Lake could become a leading gold camp.
Miss Gladys Rogers Johnne Rogers and Grace Kimbrough from Weiser joined Mrs Daily and Cambridge students for a public show of musical selections songs and recitations. Mrs Daily enjoys a high reputation as a musical instructor in Cambridge.
Retered OCR reads as a brief note on reforms to mines and a person named Rutherland. Kooper and time kawper appear as entities in a fragmented line about a bronze company and a grey context.
A Coleman, Idaho merchant published a humorous ad in the Chicago Tribune showing daily consumption estimates for a year. The notice offers goods such as flour, sugar, rice, coffee, beef, and produce as potential household exchanges, with conditions to claim the items by proving ownership and paying for the notice. Call at the office for details and to place orders.
Justice Coakley presided as eleven horses were attached from defendant Bryant a Wilkerson & Harkins sub contractor on the Weiser Irrigation district. Jury returned a verdict for Bryant for 299.99 after counterclaims and extensive testimony amid strong counsel from Harris Smith Lovejoy and Rhea Coulter. Local ads follow.
Lewiston Tribune reports Thunder Mountain development will continue through winter. Mines remain stocked, but merchants failed to stock before heavy snow, risking a short supply until spring. Flour. bacon. condensed milk. kerosene prices cited. 25 properties active outside the base belt with reports of rich ore, promising tunnels, and substantial gold potential despite logistical hurdles.
Meiers J N Jensen Joseph Jensen and Moses Davis, backed by George Thompson, return from line inspection and express willingness to fund the Malheur Butte Ditch project. Utah partners, versed in irrigation, anticipate a profitable scheme and plans to move surveying under H E Forshay to estimate costs and let contracts. Work to begin on the lower ditch to deliver water to Dead Ox flat for irrigation next season.
Allen Stonebraker, brought from Thunder Mountain last Friday, charged with larceny of a pocket book from Gus Holgreen. Preliminary at Roosevelt shows Stonebraker slept in the same house as Holgreen when the purse vanished. items valued at 55 dollars, a 10 dollar check, and a ring were recovered. The check was cashed by Stonebraker in a restaurant, he claimed from a card game. judge sent him to Sheriff Seay after questioning. His Lewiston-based father posted a 1000 dollar bond for release.
W H Hutchings foreman at the Gold Coin mine Black Lakes reports a four foot snow buildup hindering work. He plans a family visit at Boise during a rare eight to nine month break and notes crews will be kept through winter. Shipments of Lowney's caps just arrived at Churchill's drug store.
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Edward Roden and Evhel Mathias wed at Hotel Weiser with Justice L. J. Cool officiating. Roden freights Council to Meadows and Seven Devils. couple to reside in Council. Edward Hawthorn and Thursa Clark married Christmas day at Meadows home of the bride’s sister Mrs. Nettie Crowell. Hawthorn from Weiser. bride daughter of George Clark. to reside in Meadows. Edwards & Sherman painting firm leads in signs painting and customer regard.
Mrs L V D Martin of Cambridge died Thursday afternoon after a brief illness following a fire that destroyed her house and millinery goods two weeks earlier. The fire caused substantial loss with no insurance. Exposure and worry led to pneumonia and death. She leaves a husband and several children.
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