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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
3
A teenage incident occurred at the Weiser post office where a minor hovered in a Second-class matter area. Authorities investigated the situation and potential disruptions were resolved without injury. No further details were released.
Cambridge resident H Newman visits Boise. Mineral postmaster Fred Basler. Idaho wool grower meeting in Boise. Several locals travel to Boise and Weiser for work and events. Seven lives lost in Minneapolis hotel fire. Weiser Academy and Public School reopen after vacation. Public notices, new appointments, and business updates fill a busy local page.
Rev Father Godsehulx of Sho shone visits Rev Father Van Nistleroy. Washington county sends many to Boise for legislative posts. Only Tom Ranahan and Frank K. Smith win seats in state government. A Boise wedding unites Miss Anna M Owens and Mr George L Jackson. The Caldwell Tribune notes church updates, a proposed building addition, and a schedule for January 1901.
Stockmen offer 120 tons of hay for horses or cattle at 2.50 per month at the mouth of Weiser Canyon nine miles from Weiser. Fine five room house with garden and large stable for a stock man priced at 1500. Weiser property offering 10 percent income with potential double in two years. Mining claim interest in goat claim at Seven Devils for sale. Old papers five dollars per hundred at Signal office. Five gallon gasoline cans fifteen cents each at Signal office.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a cleansing healing remedy for nasal catarrh and hay fever. It claims to ease dryness, stop secretions, and soothe irritated membranes with quick relief, offering a trial size for 10 cents and a 50 cent bottle at druggists.
A notice under Ordinance No 15 states three head of burro stock located in Weiser Idaho have been impounded for running at large. The stock includes two Jennies and one jack with no brands. If not claimed and charges paid, the animals will be sold at public auction at the City Pound on Tuesday January 16 1901 at 7 o'clock p.m. to satisfy fees. C W Ruwa Chief of Police.
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