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Newspaper

Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1903

Page

2

Senator Heyburn’s Idaho stance on capital and industry debated

Lewiston Tribune quotes the Weiser Signal criticizing Senator Heyburn for opposing large corporations and railroad development in Idaho. The piece argues his views favor small mills and timber holders, while neglecting the state’s broader needs for capital, railroads, mines, and economic growth.

Benator Heyturn Awan Idaho Tiaho Brees Heyburn Lewiston Tribune

Turbulent tale of Perkins and county aid in old Taney County

A rambling 1903 tale recounts Perkins from Tennessee who trades for land and becomes a county dependent. The narrative follows his protectionist stance, suspicions of moonshiners, and a tense clash with locals about his sixty dollar monthly pension and alleged sponging while he touts self reliance. The piece blends travel, gossip, and political barbs within a rural community.

Eah-Bour Bill Jinkins Bill Taney County Tennessee Perkins Indian Territory Lere Wnd Smith Sid Uteb Mlich

Coroner Dismayed By Delays In oriental drownings case

The Cambridge Citizen reports the coroner’s dissatisfaction with the removal of the body of eight Haraki found by Mr Sonith in the Weiser river. After sixty days submerged, six men declared him dead. A coroner’s quest and fees raised concerns about delays and public access to how the diminutive Oriental died.

Haraki Sonith Weiser Cambridge Goodrich

Wool shipments and local business news from Middle Valley

A. L. Deaton, a Middle Valley merchant, returned from Boise reporting sheep shearing near completion. Wool shipments average about four bales daily, with roughly 1,000,000 pounds to be sent from Middle Valley. Prices have fallen to 13 18 cents per pound. Gibbs plant machinery has been removed by its owners and shipped east.

A. L. Deaton Middle Valley City Boise

Thunder mining camp notes on Coveny and neighbors

Loft for Thunder ER M Coveny returned Sunday from California and left Monday for his mining property on Smith creek. Coveny holds several promising claims adjoining Worden Holt property. Woveley heads to camp to begin development on his claims. Uoveny is a pioneer in the Thunder district with years there.

ER. M. Coveny California Smith Creek Coveny Wordenholt Woveley Uoveny Thunder District

Hopkins elected delegate to Supreme Council meeting in San Francisco

Frank Hopkins of this city has been elected delegate to the Supreme Council of Order of Pendo which meets in San Francisco. He represents a district covering Utah Montana Wyoming and part of Washington. Window shades and other kinds at McBrainey’s priced at $1.11.

Frank Hopkins Supreme Council of Order of Pendo San Francisco Mr. Hopkins Utah Montana Wyoming Washington

Rankin General Milling official visits city on company business

Ging East, BT Mack, secretary of Rankin General Milling, was in town Sunday returning from a work trip to the Rapid River camp. He is en route east on business tied to the company and will bring back information on a special order tied to their wong plant.

BT Mack Rankin General Milling Company Rapid River Mack Thy Niu Wong Rankin TP NG. McKinsey

You Need Plumbing Weiser Water Works Ad

In Weiser the Weiser Water Works has reached a stage to prompt residents to plan plumbing upgrades for sinks closets and fixtures. Visit Old Social Works building for stock arriving next week and contact A. M. Ruin for supplies. Also see Acker’s English Remedy offering a guaranteed cough and lung health cure with a refund option.

Weiser Ull Atock Social Works A. OM W. H. Hooker & Co Buffalo N.Y

Jefferson School Closes After Enjoyable Term

News from Our Neighbors reports a successful school term ending last Friday with a program by the pupils. A parade of visitors includes Miss Pearl Grisscock, Mr. and Mrs. Will Armstrong, and many residents from Crystal and nearby towns. Citizens note berry prospects if Jack Frost stays away and crops look fine after recent rain.

Jefferson Mer Jefferson and Son Pearl Grisscock Gen. Dutton Will Armstrong R. L. Almmerson Clint George Grnsscock George Jackson George Dutton Jack Frost Bigham Weirhowe Emmett Wesly Presley Jimmerson Leck Robert Skiffing- Wen Payette Weiser

Sheepmen, ranchers, and trades bustle in the Applegate area

Local residents report wool loading for sheepmen at Cambridge day, horse shod purchases, and wool hauling from sheep camps. Dan Conts returns from three months with the herd. Mr. Farmer sells ranches near Big Creek and plans retirement to Middle Valley. Wood cutting by Wm Barber and son, timber haulage by Randleman, and multiple daily tasks fill the community, with plow and alfalfa forecasts for June.

Avis Dexter Ant Mackey Wealty Cambridge Dan Conts W.D. Farmer Fener Big Crek Mr. Chapman Eugerie Ore Farmer Middle Valley Sia Meron Wm. Barber Bart Applegate Gulch Randleman Big Creek Arstof Keithley-Hountx Camaras Gulch Wilbur Seid Edgar Rambo Austin G Wostir Wes Mackey John Brittain Reavis-Larson John Keithley Jnst Wiggins Ed Kilburn Ian Cow Randieman Adhie Keithiey Wobley-Jones Bok Jim Whale Mr Robinson John M. Roberts Anolo Weiver Clifford Moorhead Adela Rousson Albert Adamson Hudson Lester Bale Vie Powter Airay Whursdu Waller Hopper Phil Pears George Phillips Crann Creme Tor Penn Basin John D Joel Kelthiey Weiser Purchas & Butcher Shop Dan Couts J. A. Stewart Burke A. Jones W. Rauchema W. J. Mackey Mr. Pleasant Salem WF. Seid T. Reavis Welser Sugaing & Pwlover

Desert ranch notes and local trade chatter

D S Keithley finished 10 rods of naw picket fence and plans more as grazing water rights loom. Welser Mercantile Co agent Trawick shopped in the valley, payments discussed at 55 cents per cwh. Pasture stock feed prices show no sale for late potatoes. Clara Wiggins and Mes Parks visit Rush Creek for a few days. Singer machine oil and needles advertised at McBente y.

D.S. Keithley Welser Mercantile Co Clara Wiggins Rush Creek Mes

Balloon Ascension Planned for Fourth of July Parade

The Fourth of July Committee contracts Prof. R. H Sackett of Ligonier to ascend to 2000 feet and perform a parachute leap to the earth. The event follows the parade and features a 65 by 35 foot balloon, among other attractions aimed at a record celebration.

Han R. H Sackett Ligonier

Arrivals and Residents List Across Multiple Cities

A long, fragmented list of names and places across Spokane Boise Portland and surrounding towns. Mentions include OJ Olwen M Madson BulsesR W Coch Meadows S M Won and wife Ed Mack Pollock J WB Anderson H M Kolhowa CB Horton Huntington RK Wisdun and many others with locations in Spokane Boise Portland and nearby communities.

OJ Olwen F Madson J W Skiles Spokane Denton Middle Valley C Elton Salubria Geo Duty Pocatello Wai H Large We A Goodman Huuntington Miss Lizzie Lapp KC MJ Davis Portland Lewis Frank Wisdom Menslows R Gitting Boise F M Smith Salubring & Denyer Huntington Mary L McClung Nampa Warren Taylor Wilt Bakerity

Flower Show at Opera House Tomorrow Afternoon and Evening

The Outlaok Clb educational committee hosts a flower show at the Opera House with ice cream and strawberries served by ladies from 4 PM until closing. The event includes a tea and dessert service and advertises various uncalled names.

Outlaok Clb Opera House

Huntington Oregon Bid Notice for Ditch and Pipe Work

Notice is hereby given that bids will be received by the City Council of Huntington Oregon until Tuesday June 16 at 6 p m for digging ditch and laying 1767 feet of pipe in the streets. Plans and specifications on file in the office of the City Recorder O A Nowruey city recorder.

Huntington Oregon City Recorder O. A. Nowruey

Order Early for Meats at Korup’s Market

Patrons are asked to send dinner orders before 10 30 a m and supper orders before 4 p m to ensure timely delivery. Most orders are delivered free to any part of the city. Also advertising Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets with a Grove’s signature, sold by all druggists.

Korup’s Weata Grove

Notice of Ass Watser Orey sot Duuhan Principal May

fragmented notice from a local bank or treasury department describing a public sale or delinquency proceedings. it references the us treasury department, the comptroller of the currency, and the national bank of weiser idaho. details are garbled but indicate a legal action related to a bank in washington and idaho with dates in april.

Duuhan Svecallen Idalbo Ache Lott Rapid Afebek Pam Roether Gaela Aud D.C Welste Washington Dabo Thomas Kaus Hank Weiser Gnihe County Arton Idaho HiOki Taha Oftine P. Depry Anit Avi Cureenay

Notice of Forfaiture in Mineral Washington County

A notice to James Hiys declares forfeiture in Mineral Washington County for unprovided property under the reviewed statutes. The notice requests the owner to respond within the required days, outlining the claimed co-ownership and relating to a property title in the Blak Jae area.

Washington County James Hiys Idabe Dewars Bee

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