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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1902
Page
8
Summer clothing sale offers men s all wool flannel outing and business suits in Scotch homespun tweeds cassimeres and flannels. Garments guaranteed to hold their shape. Prices five six six fifty eight fifty and ten dollars.
Straw hats in Panama Milan Porto Rico and variants priced from 50 cents to 2.50. A fine line of men s and boys fur nishings plus a full range of men s and boys clothing. Visit our headquarters for clothing needs.
Advice on fishing luck and tackle quality notes success depends on gear skill and conditions. The piece suggests using superior tackle to increase chances of catching fish, while acknowledging weather streams and abundance affect results.
A terse notice from Davis Drug Co requests contact and interview with the author. The message asks to call and arrange a discussion covering all items or topics referenced.
Boise Epworth League delegates from Weiser and other towns along the Oregon Short Line left Thursday for Payette where the Boise district convention begins Friday and runs for four days ending on the 15th. Weiser sends the largest delegation including Rev W W Deal Miss Cratchfield Wm Crutchfield Myrtle Sanders Bell Gilderoy Mrs F N Carr Mrs Geo Riven Mr McBratney Mr A J Abernathy and Mr and Mrs E B Utley.
A reception was tendered last evening to teachers attending the institute at Odd Fellow Hall. Citizens met the visitors as a program unfolded with songs recitations and readings by local performers. Refreshments followed featuring ice cream and berries for the teachers.
The Pacific and Idaho Northern Railway will host a complimentary excursion on Sunday June 28 for employees of the P and I N and allied lines and Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone staff. The train departs Weiser at 8 00 a m and returns about 6 p m visiting Goodrich 50 miles away, ideal for summer picnics.
The Payette company list includes D. Stubel F A Smith Wentworth Moss Clancy Ireton Fred Moss and Misses Cld Case Nellie Bussey Beas Wiedner Mabel Ireton in the forthcoming performance at the opera house.
The preliminary hearing for R T Herndon concluded with holding for trial in district court. His bond was set at 300 dollars.
The Oregon Short Line will sell round trip tickets at one fare for travel from Weiser to any point on its Idaho line. Tickets go on sale July 3 4 and 5 with continuous passage required each direction and final limit July Th. J W Larisa agent Ping Pong at Candee's.
Abner McKinley from Canton Ohio traveled to Thunder Mountain, said to be ex president's brother, then entered Weiser by the open route. Vance Morrison left Weiser Hotel for Thunder Mountain. J Ives and Howard Schnider of Seattle visit, planning to buy pack animals. George Gavin departed for Thunder Mountain after big Salt Lake sale. an expert will assess for buyers. sale could shape the camp's future.
A varied roster of arrivals listing individuals and towns including A M Henkle and A M Hawlin from St Louis, 8 O Coolidge of Portland, Mabe Day, Aretha Day, Root of Cambridge, J J Baumberger from Dell Rapids, Sol Camp from Spokane, and others such as J A Riggs Meadows, Stella Baird Council, Godfrey Lavitt Portland, Geo R Bulis Boise, John Drewhela Salt Lake, J L Haas San Francisco, W Gibson Boise, and Timers including T E Raster Portland and Grover Howard Ontario.
Hon W E Borah of Boise will deliver the Fourth of July address in the city. His name will draw crowds from neighboring towns. Prof KB I Kimball will read the Declaration of Independence and is expected to perform well.
The text praises Moulton and Page as financiers for J Pierpont Morgan. It credits them with raising funds for the Fourth of July celebration and says their work deserves the respect of the civilized world.
The Washington County Teachers Institute met in session at the school house on Wednesday with wide county attendance. Instructors include Prof. W. R. Siders of Pocatello and Miss Bachelor of Spokane. Regular class work covers school discipline and truancy matters. session to conclude Thursday of next week. Also listed is a for sale notice for a broom plastered house with two lots, fruit, shade, lawn, and reasonable price.
Postmaster reports paragraph 18 of the Postoffice Appropriation bill making it a crime to damage or steal mail boxes or contents on rural routes with fines up to one thousand dollars or three years in prison. It urges prompt press publication and reporting to the U.S. Attorney with evidence, and immediate notice to the office.
Advertisement notes a sale and want column rate of one cent per word and invites employment or sales notices. It offers to publish anonymous inquiries at Signal office or Lock Box 169. The item mentions a restaurant proposition in Weiser and taking a team as part payment.
An offer promises exclusive rights to sell a product in Washington county with limited advance payment required. Company address listed as International Ee Vehicle Co Drawer G Stanford Conn.
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