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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
3
Weiser highlights include visitors from Whitebird and Parkwood, ranchers and business men, plus a fire department update and preparations for East Lynne performances. Local residents travel to Albion, Ontario, Council and Boise, while others return from Salt Lake and Thunder Mountain assignments. The town reports new construction, dipping tank setup, and municipal water trench work.
A Gordon & Son of Weiser install a stock brick machine to boost daily output to about 25 000 bricks, aiming to improve brick quality and meet rising demand. They report large orders received and about 500 000 bricks on hand, with a reputation for top quality bricks statewide.
Hast Lynne report notes no performance of East Lynne next Friday evening in the city. The Warde Company, fresh from two weeks in Salt Lake City, will present the play. Reserved seats are on sale at Churchill's Drug Store. To cure a cold in one take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. all druggists refund if they fail. Grove's signature on each box. For sale by all drAuthors.
Nephi Purcell bagged a turkey gobbler guarding a nest of eggs found in the herd. The bird had been missing days, likely lost or killed by animals, until Purcell located it on the peat. He fears approaches to its nest and awaits hatch, while a dental aid ophthalmologist listing follows.
Dissolution notice for Shanon & Sons states mutual dissolution and rebrands as Shannon Bros with listed members. The item includes local ads for feed, mowers, rakes and household goods at Kimball's and Calton Park Street. Also references real estate bargain contact K C McKinney and Haas Bros offerings including BristolFish rods and steel goods.
The Weiser baseball club defeated Payette 18 to 3 on Sunday afternoon in Payette. A large crowd supported Weiser as they played solid baseball. Payette managed all their runs in one inning while the Weiser team planned to rest for a week and skip next Sunday's game.
Two Weiser carpenters C O Daves and W H Purcell employed at Ran kin Reduction properties in Rapid River district report prospecting within 300 yards of the Rankin Company buildings. They found a large gold ore ledge close to the Pollock road and took several pieces showing free gold.
The Kirmiss W ve by the Ladies of the Episcopal church at the Opera House tonight promises an interesting entertainment. Favorite dishes from different nations will be served by young ladies in national costumes. In the ring the church’s young ladies will present entertainment to raise funds for the church.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals and places including Portland Boise Ogden Roosevelt Sea t ies Pocatello and St Louis among others. The garbled text names people such as Turner Shouts Kendal Luke Plicid J. M. Good H. I Rowland James Potter and Chas Nolan with scattered city tags and states. The piece resembles a society or arrivals roundup with many misspelled or partial entries.
Hauling teams have begun moving ore from the Peacock mine to Connell. More than 3,000 tons are ready or in process. Several teams are already engaged and more will join as they can be procured.
A long list of names appears including Mee L A Bilgen Mrs Alice Foster Payette Mra Swartz Portland Ok Tiindnen Weiser W Il Gibson Bourne A M Trent Meadows Joe Preston Weiser Renewals Geo Gilderoy A L Pickler Geo Richards KE Werts James Haworth A Brockman Weir wer of several towns in a subscription update for local services.
Court records show an attachment writ issued against multiple defendants in a property action. Details reference a writ of attachment and sequestration of assets, with case action located in the Washington County court and dated midyear.
Notice that at a Weiser Idaho meeting of the Board of Directors held in May 1, 19xx a $12 per share assessment was levied on subscribed stock payable by July 1 and December 1 1968. Shares unpaid by July 7 risk delinquency and sale. further delinquent stock on December 16 1968 will be sold unless payment is made.
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