Legislator Seventh Session Nomination From Republicans
Seventh Session machinery moves as Republican caucus nominates a legislator for the upcoming term. Party members gathered to back a candidate amid ongoing leadership discussions.
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1903
Page
2
Seventh Session machinery moves as Republican caucus nominates a legislator for the upcoming term. Party members gathered to back a candidate amid ongoing leadership discussions.
The Idaho legislature opens its seventh session with GOP leaders pushing a caucus system and power shifts. A Weiser bridge bill proposes $15,000 in state funds with the rest raised locally, while Tom Galloway faces GOP opposition over mileage for railway-pass holders.
March news roundup from the community notes covers weddings such as Junth Moore and June Adams, visits by families including G A Santor and the Cate family, church protracted meetings at Advent Christian church, and various travels among residents like Nora Newman and Leola Landson. The piece also notes residence updates, illnesses, and social visits across Middle Valley, Welser, and Weiser.
Local council notes from Soda Springs detail visits by Mrs. Harry Bowman and Jim Cawley, travels of Mark Krigbaum and others, school reopening after vacation, an Odd Fellows lodge expansion to sixty members, community gatherings and box socials at Congregational church, New Year events, and varied family updates including travel, illnesses, and business ventures.
The snippet records a busy community in Crystal with dance in Cambridge on New Year’s Eve, livestock movements, and road improvements after heavy snows. It notes midwife Peter Ponce passing through, several people visiting Weiser, merchants selling beef, and births, weddings, and church plans. Local shop and farm activity includes barley and wheat hauling to Denton & Towle, and a meeting by the Farmers’ Woolworking Machine Co. to settle 1002 debts.
Mr Anderson Mosier from Council visited the valley on business. Mr and Mrs Jett Anderson went to Council to visit the father of Mr Haworth. School opened Monday with Mr Equals from Weiser teaching. Sam Logan family ill with chickenpox. Rob Horn returned to Weiser to attend the event after holidays with his parents. Geo E Steward did business in Council Thursday. Jim Hare the Cormest and Tom Hutchison attended the I C O P Lodge in Council Wednesday. Dance at the new school Monday night drew a good crowd and good time reported. Pax and Mrs McCarty visiting Mrs Byers on Cottonwood late last week. Misses from Salybria attended the schoolhouse dance. Agnes Linder, visiting grandmother Mrs Fietcher, returned home Sunday. Political talk in Cowell stirs a division of Washington county with proposals Burton Shaw or similar names. locals remain attached to old Washington county. Mrs John Bailey spent holidays with brother George Ware in Weiser.
An unsigned promotional column urges using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent pneumonia when illness is within control. It touts Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption as infallible for coughs and weak lungs, promising instant relief and cure. Davis Drug Co backs the guarantee and offers free bottles with a dollar purchase.
Notice to creditors of Ellen Newt deceased asks claimants to present vouchers within four months to W D Lovejoy administrator in Washington County Idaho. Also an estray notice describes a three year old red steer found near Welwer north of Welwer, branded none, owner must claim by paying charges or sale will occur.
Estray notice filed by W N Praison states two bay pack horses weighing about 100 pounds each, and a white hen with bald face and white feet. Horses branded Seon loft and See on loft hip. Owner may reclaim by paying fees. otherwise they will be disposed of as instructed. Dated Bourne December 10, 1902.
Notice announces a stockholders meeting for the Bank of Weiser Idaho on January 13 1903 at 8 p m to elect a board of directors and conduct other business The notice is signed by President A B Axpenson and Cashier W L Anpmnson dated December 1902 Also included is probate notice regarding Mrs Kate Hamilton estate urging creditors to present claims within months and appoints John W Ayers as attorney For Noun Administrator The piece also contains an ordinance amendment for Weiner Idaho minors under 21 restricted from jumping or climbing on moving cars with penalties and city officials cited The ordinance was passed and approved in 1908 by Mayor Thos B Kelly with Clerk Stewart Travis
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