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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1903
Page
5
Welser Time Table and City News Highlights
Weather and transport notes set a brisk Weiser scene with time table departures west and east by rail, local residents listed on business and social visits, and updates on upcoming church services, a town circus of announcements, and a pharmacy ad. Names include Herbert Thorpe, M Bowen, Dan Kerfoot, W F Windes, Geo Miller, J Coakley, E M Crawford, and many more.
Hartman the Optician Visits Hotel Weiser Next Week
Dr. C. A. Hartman, an optician of wide practice in Spokane and Denver, will be at the Hotel Weiser all of next week. Call to test his method of treatment. Old papers 20 cents a hundred at the Signal office.
Meeting at council for county Devin considers new county plan
County meeting in Council discussed forming a new county to include Long Valley from Payette Lakes to Van Wyck and part of Seven Devils. Officials noted potential boundary shifts with Idaho and Washington, tax implications, and local support, but no formal action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burtenshaw
Council
M. E. Gifford
Long Valley
Payette Lakes
van Wyck
Washington
Boise County
Round Valley
Indian Valley
Meadows
Seven Devils
Idaho
Landore
Clay
Little Salmon
Black Lake
Idaho County
Grangeville
Pollock
Hawaiian Island sugar boom urge from visiting Dart
Dart formerly of Weiser now in Hilo Hawaii reports sugar cane land at 12 dollars per acre on five year terms. Cane yields 40 to 100 tons per acre with 4.5 to 5 dollars per ton. Cropping cycles three to four before replanting. Fruits include bananas coconuts limes grows wild. Dart says need for more white men to develop the country. Sugar worth 3000 dollars per ton. six to eight tons of cane yield a ton of sugar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris
LPD
Dart
Weiser
Hilo
Hawaiian Island
Irrigation District Elects Directors and Plans Ditch Expansion
At the Weiser Irrigation District election on Wednesday, directors were chosen for five districts: A. G. Buttefield, CG Cousens, J. B. Hemenway, A J Green, and J. D Benson. The board awaits W J Wylie of Boise to confer with Utter on enlarging the ditch. bids will be advertised once his report arrives and work will start soon. Alfalfa hay, 200 tons, for sale at K S D ranch Arcadia Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
A. G. Buttefield
CG Cousens
J. B, Hemenway
A J, Green
J. D Benson
W. J. Wylie
Boise
Utter
Baby Is a Very Funny One at Opera House Next Tuesday
Two hours of fun to be presented at the opera house next Tuesday features Mr Myron B Rice with the touring company presenting Whose Baby Are You. The show includes three sweet babies and stars John F Ward and June Mathis with seats on sale at the usual place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
B.C. Phetteplace
Pueblo
Cal
Chicago
K. KB. Bliss
Phetteplace
Mark E. Swan
Myron B. Rice
Misa June Mathis
Jac.k Ward
Kimmerl, Maxwell Company
Friends Church
Kimmell
Golden Gate
Capital News
Boise, Idaho
Opera House
India
Rive
John F. Ward
June Mathis
Funeral of Edward Stiles Held at Baptist Church
The funeral for Edward Stiles, eighty four, was held Wednesday afternoon at the Baptist church with Rev Delepine officiating. A large number of friends followed the casket to the cemetery. Stiles was born in Sedalia Missouri and moved to Idaho in 1879 settling in Washington county where he lived until his death. He leaves a wife and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Stiles
Baptist Church
Delepine
Sedalia
Idaho
Washington County
How Bonner Won Success in Business
A concise note extols Bonner’s path to success as a merchant, praising his strategy and discipline in building a thriving enterprise. The item frames his approach as a top example of prudent, practical commerce.
Optician Dr Hartman Remains With Patients At Hotel Weiser
An experienced optician serves Denver and Spokane and is staying another week at the Hotel Weiser to treat a number of patients. He fits glasses for his patients and allows continued wear until each person is satisfied their eyewear suits their eyes. Dr A Hartman, optician, is cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Spokane
Weiser
A Hartman
Local Subscriptions and Requests From Idaho and Beyond
Renewals listed include W Bloomer Parma Thos Morris J E Stacey Martha Woods H W Sharai Weiser J W Roger Warren B P Twitchel Conn BW Wilson Dale J W McCully Lardo H W Anchor Cal O Hiltz an Iowa man seeking ranch work. Addresses show General Delivery Weiser Idaho with 40 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Chas York
Geo L Jackson
Weiser
Taylor Thompson
Conncil
Earl Tracy
Sumpter
Oregon
Walter E Keplinger
E J Turner
Bannock County
Idaho
Robert Tuttle
Erma Terwilliger
Michigan
D A Utter
W . Bloomer
Parma
Thos Morris
J E Stacey
Martha Woods
H W Sharai
J W Roger
Warren
B P Twitchel
Con
O. W. Hiltz
Iowa
Village Blacksmiths Unite for Local Trade
A partnership forms between Emmett Lynch and Lew Waters at Emmett Lynch's shop on Perrault Point Street to offer first class blacksmith services. A lecture by Mr. Evans at the Christian Endeavor chapel drew a large crowd, raising funds for the chapel. Fred Patton, a prosperous Middle Valley rancher, was in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Lynch
Lew Waters
Court Smith
Perrault Point
Mr. Evans
Christian Endeavor Chapel
Fred Patton
Middle Valley
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Welder
Taube
A. Ae
Orion
Ing
Welser
Herbert Thorpe
City
M. Bowen
Bowe
Dan Kerfoot
Cisnd
IM. L. Wolkers
Alpine
E City
IW. F. Windes
Cambridge
Geo. W. Miller
Caldwell
Payette
Udge
H. C. West
Johnoakley
Wolf Street
J. O'Toole
E. M. Crawford
Nephi Purcell
Crane Creek
Wat Goodrich
James A Mnan
Marqoarden
Bagge
Genesee
B O'Toole
Snake River
Ohn Coakley
Wedlay
Smith
W. D. Candee
Candee
Gressive
H. Houston
Portland
Caplan Bros
Orly
Fm Wilson
Profile Creek
Thunder Mt
Anchor
Winthrop
Carrie Tucker
Kandy
Salem
St. Luke's
Episcopal
Oder
Bay
High Department
Pew Congregational Church
J D. Kingsbury
Home Missionary Work
Frank Waldo
East Side
Owen Reed
Reed
The
K. Hvans
Ben Gladheart
Kansas City
Omaha
M. O. Reed
W. H. Reed
Colfax
G. H. Brizendine
Brizendine
Davia Drug Co
Council For County
L. L. Burtenshaw
City of Council
Arcadia
Baby
Weiser Mercantile Co., Ltd
Weiser Opera House
Jondas
Jam
Slist
A. Nance Kimmell
Kimmell & Maxwell
America
How Bonner
Robert Bonner
Bonner
Philadelphia Bulletin
Epwaars & Nevso
the Painters
Bridg
Flrst St
C. KB. Jackson
Watts
Lew
Andy
Fremium Dept
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South Omaha, Neb
Dumond
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