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Newspaper

Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1900

Page

7

Weiser News Highlights Local Schedules and Events

Local rail timetable shows east and west bound mail and passenger trains with notes on arrivals and departures. Community updates include Shirley residence nearing completion, Werneth tee plant near ready, and a forest fire in northern Idaho with damage. Regional items cover remarks on South African War spending, a family outing at Salmon Meadows, a child’s funeral, a sacred solo at the Episcopal church, a Republican rally, and G A R encampment invitation extended to W J Bryan in Chicago.

Kansas T. Page Salmon Meadows England

Local notes from Weiser and Pine area scenes

Marriages reported include Chas Denney and Miss Lou Officer of Pine Oregon with Judge Jeffreys presiding. Sheriff Geo Dean travels to Portland for eye treatment, risking sight in the other eye. New Perrault Street home of W H Hartley near completion, Hastings Gallagher contractor in from Seven Devils, Lewiston Teller’s C A Forestan visits from Boise delegations. District court busy with State of Idaho vs Dan Cotter cattle misappropriation case. undecided. Ralph Hartley, Miss Fannie Kurtz head home to Pennsylvania and Cuba trips planned. A C McCubbin and wife open confectionery and ice cream in Matthews Cobbs building. surprise party for Miss Kurtz.

Geo. B. Dean Portland W. H. Hartley Perrault J. W. Hastings Hastings & Gallagher BP, & LN Seven Devils Ford Bros C Walker Bros

Farewell party as Miss Kurtz leaves for home

A departure gathering was held for Miss Kurtz who leaves today for the east. J A Gerwick has built a cottage on East Commercial and is starting a two story residence on the adjacent lot. A Baptist church service is planned for Sunday at 11am with a Payette pastor preaching. Weiser assay er R T Wollston advertises in the Signal and reports strong demand for his services. Delegates James Linder and Thomas Ranahan attended the silver Republican state convention in Pocatello. Dan Kerfoot went to the populist convention. The Butterfields express thanks amid efforts to save their damaged home.

Harry Scheiler Warren Weiser Boise Reibholt Cuba Fannie Kurtz W. B. Kurtz Weiser Academy Pennsylvania R.T. Wollston Fuller Building Commercial Street James Linder Thomas Ranahan Pocatello Washington County Dan Kerfoot A. G. Butterfield

City Council Readopts Ordinances for Second Class City

Special session last Thursday readopted and repealed village ordinances to fit a second class city. Bonding for water works was rejected. July 24 session adopted and repealed ordinances revised by Harris and Feltham. clerk and mayor noted thorough work and promising codified book soon. New subscribers and renewals listed.

Anderson Barton Burns Davis Galloway Hitt Kelly Harris & Feltham

Personal notes from Baker City and surroundings

Fred Jacobs is in Baker City on business. A J Abernathy will erect a residence on west Koff street. John Rose had business in Boise last Friday. A S Jewell was from Salubria last Saturday. Edward Hedden and wife from Caldwell last Thursday. Thos A Merritt and wife were Boise visitors last week. Fred Merritt and family went to Seattle last Monday. Mrs R Schas of Salt Lake visiting her sons in town. J W Lapish went to Dillon Mont. for an extended visit. Henry Summercamp and J J Fuller prospecting in Oregon. H A Lee will occupy the Congregational church pulpit next Sunday. Judge Richards from Boise attending P I N matters last Friday. Dr Waterhouse and family at Payette lake for weeks. Mrs M L Vial and W P Garr danced at Huntington last Friday. Mr and Mrs R B Foresman camping at Payette lake. Judge Stewart and wife en route to Payette lake. Dorsey Ford J K Thompson Chas Fuller and Chas Atturberry went to Payette lake for a three weeks outing.

A. J. Abernathy West Koff Street John Rose Boise A. S. Jewell Salubria Fred Merritt Thomas Seattle Henry Summercamp J. J. Fuller Oregon H. A. Lee Congregational Church Judge Richards Dr. Waterhouse Payette Lake R. B. Foresman and Judge Stewart Dorsey Ford J. K. Thompson Chas Fuller Atterbury

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