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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
3
Indian Valley reports busy social life and local business. Residents attend gatherings, weddings, births, and school events while merchants and farmers speak of crops, irrigation, and meadow work. Notable items include a Rebecca lodge organized in Council, upcoming ice cream social, and several residents traveling to Cambridge and Weiser.
Residents plan a summer session at Hornet Creek as haying season nears, signaling a shift to agricultural work and schooling for local youth.
Mr. Alvin Stocker, employed by W. E. Adams of Thousand Springs, returned home Saturday. A. P. Cooper had business in Weiser. Will and Ed Morrison of Portland left Friday for the gold field. B. D. Hartley and W. K. Cate attended to business in Weiser Tuesday. E. White of the Nebraska flat visited W. K. Cate. W. M. Pearson has been ill with grippe the past week but is improving. B. L. Bike and family of Oregon are visiting J. B. Lolivy for a few days.
R. McKinney showcases a sample of wheat grown on Dead Ox Flat across the Snake River in his office exhibition. The stalk exceeds two feet and has not headed yet. A sample of alfalfa from the same ranch is also displayed, noting last year’s yield of seven tons per acre with no irrigation.
A five year old dark gray horse about 1100 pounds with a branded left stifle and two quarter circle marks has strayed from Butterfield's ranch. The horse named Hworee came from Willow Creek, Oregon. A $0 reward is offered for delivery to Robert's stable in Weiser, A. J. Powsns, 514p.
The Denver and Rio Grande Railway promotes a grand scenic journey across the Rockies via Salt Lake City and famous canons. It highlights views from the car windows, sleeping and dining car service to major western cities, and stop-over privileges on all tickets. Letters invite requests for a copy of Crossing the Rockies from I. A. Benton, general agent.
G W Roberts of Elizabeth West Virginia cites an elderly patient deemed incurable by doctors who recovered from cancer after using Electric Bitters and Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The ad claims the duo expels poisons and heals blood diseases, skin eruptions, ulcers and sores. Available at Davis Drug Co with Bitters 50 cents and Salve 25 cents.
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