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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1903
Page
5
The item notes subscription dates and payments due on colored addresses, with readers and local names mentioned. It also lists residents and visitors in the city including Nasline, Gladheart, Shainwald, Wolfin, Haley, Ounne, Henderson, Hancock, and others, plus travel and minor incidents. The last line mentions Mr. Riggs recovering from a severe railroad collision shakeup near Wabash.
President Hall and figures discuss the Weiser trip and church services next Sunday. Local events include marriages, horse shipments to Ft. Smith, Idaho mining updates, hospital cases, and various business notices in Weiser with multiple residents and businesses referenced.
The road from Meadows to Warren 4 is now open with daily traffic by men and teams. Snow is cleared from the trail and streams are subsiding, removing danger for travelers crossing the route.
Bond foreman at Kelly's planing mill wed Bertha Hansen in Cassia county on June 23. The couple returned to Weiser and reside at the Sharia residence in the west part of the city.
Frank Hopkins sails for San Francisco as Idaho Montana and part of Oregon delegate to the Grand Council of the Order of Pendo meeting on July 14. He represents the three states in the delegation.
Two branded horses missing near Qottrell's shearing plant on Sage Creek. A bay horse about 1100 pounds bears I N on the left shoulder. a black horse about 900 pounds bears 21 on the left hip and wore a bell when last seen. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Jensx Allen, 1908, Cambridge, Idaho.
Mr W W Pritchett his wife and daughter departed Weiser Wednesday evening for Portland where they plan to establish their future home A large sendoff gathered at the train as friends wished them success in their new dwelling The Pritchetts have long resided in Weiser and leave many warm friends behind
Gone the Lakes G B Smith wife son and daughter of Boise left for Payette Lakes Thursday morning where they will spend a few weeks vacation Mr Smith is proprietor of the Pacific hotel at Boise K J Carlock and Jos Perrault Jr of Boise left this morning for Payette Lakes They will spend a few weeks at that delightful summer resort.
Will Return to Warren, T. W. Thompson, who has been in Weiser for several months, will leave today for Warren. Mr. Thompson and Henry Sommercamp are interested in several promising claims on Sugar creek about four miles from the head of Profile creek in Thunderbird Mountain district. Thompson will look after the interests, and parties have been negotiating for the purchase of the property with a possible deal during the penwon.
Fragmentary OCR text from 1905 with many garbled place names and phrases. It mentions voyages or movements, possibly shipping routes or settlements, but lacks coherent events, dates, or identifiable entities due to severe transcription errors. No verifiable persons or organizations are discernible.
Harry Case received a pleasant surprise at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Fosselman on Tuesday evening. The gathering featured High Five games and singing. Miss Ora Summercamp won the ladies prize and Fred Walker the gentleman’s prize. Refreshments were served by Mrs Fosselman.
The larger part of the machinery and dynamos for the city electric light plant have arrived. Foundations are being laid for the building where they will be installed. Workmen will begin setting up the equipment in a few days. The engine and boilers have been shipped and are due to arrive soon. The power house is nearly completed and ready to receive the machinery.
AIL Hallows College rector Rev Father Jos Dreyer of Salt Lake City will spend a few days with Father Godacal in Weiser to inform parents about sending sons to the celebrated institution. Founded in 1886 by Bishop Lawrence Scanlan, the Marists took control in 1889, with a pivotal 1902 03 epoch marked by dormitory expansion and a new incan annual building costing nearly 100000, housing sixty rooms for the growing student body.
Correspondence solicited from parties seeking a new healthy stock and farming community. Over 20 townships of grazing and ranch lands in Idaho to choose from. Parcels of 40 to 1000 acres available. Address Onas Sarton a2d Lardo Idaho.
An OCR fragment describes a four room cottage for rent at eight dollars per month with notes on payment and residents. The text is garbled with names and places including Signal office, Vertena Alabama, Milwaukee, and vague references to people and dates. The crumpled excerpt lacks coherent events or outcomes.
Scattered text fragment offers limited readable facts about a local event, with likely place names and dates obscured. The legible items hint at a community notice or brief, but specifics remain unclear.
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