Snow and social notes from Weiser valley
In the Weiser valley a 12 inch snowpack remains with brief chinook gaps. Covered topics include cattle moved to hills, potential emigration to California, a Sunday appointment and small dance attendance, plans for a Sunday school, a sick total of one case, and sheepmen moving flocks to the upper valley. Mentions of public meetings for conventions, hotel needs, and a potential Weiser celebration with races, concerts, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siaxiu
Ian Wave
John Wilkerson
Indian Valley
P.M
California
Hunt
Jno
McMihon
Tomason
Potoot Bros
Crane
Wiley
Upper
In and About Town Items From Our Reporter
Miscellaneous notes from Weiser including visits by W T Carswell and B Hass en route to Portland. Birth of a daughter to Lon Mitchell's wife. Anna Galloway hosts a card party. Frank Ubland settles rails horses killed by the railroad. J C Murphy visits from Indian Valley. H & W print 1,000 bill heads. Street work advances. Leap Year ball a success. sidewalks built toward Bowen’s. Notice to Jones & Son debtors by W M Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris
Boise
Democratic Central Committee
Frank
Weiser
Weir
S Delag
Neelel
Jockey Club
Ka. Short
Butte
Montana
W.T. Carswell
the Meadows
B. Hass
Salubria
Portland
Lon Mitchell
Anna Galloway
Frank Ubland
U. P
Tom Pence
D. M. Logan
Council Valley
Oregon
Annie
Mann Creek
Hancock & Wilkerson
Staxan
Geo
M. Winkler
Council
Washington County
Satorin Glen
Katie Brady
Eva Smith
Anna Hurley
Farmers of Washington County Offered Wheat Mill and Elevator
A ventriloquized prospect calls farmers to plant wheat with a new mill in operation paying 1.28 per bushel and an elevator planned with 50 000 bushels capacity. It promises immediate exchange of grain for gold after harvest and urges farmers to sow again after delivering their wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
State
City Boards of Health
Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific Run Through Pullman Sleepers
The Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific begin a through line of Pullman Colonist Sleepers from St Louis to Portland aboard the regular fast express. Cars are neat and clean with prohibition on smoking and porters to assist passengers. Apply to Union Pacific agents for accommodation and schedules. Also mentions redemption of warrants and a Pullman Palace Sleeper to St Louis running Salt Lake City to St Louis via Denver and Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St- Louis
Portland
Union Pacific
Missouri Pacific
St. Louis
Union
E.L. Lomax
General Bass
Tkt
UN. Pac
Syste Ouaha
Chicago, Union Pacific & North, Western Line
Missouri River
Omaha
Also Mentioned on This Page
Somprson
J. M. Peck
San Francisvo
Aston
Interast Rmin
Adb
J. W. Ayers
van Etten
Elleworth
Lincoln
Baptist
Prilay
Manxitr
Mose Puehs
Seven Devils
J. C. Murphy
James Jackson
Nebraska
Mountain Home
Range & Valley
Pat Devers
Barton's Hall
W. E. Bowen
Ben Watlington
Siena
Bowen
Summercamp
Jones & Son
W. M. Wallace
Levi Strauss & Co
Trave
Mark
THE
Weiser Milling CO
W. Wariretor
J- Davie
Sears
North Fork
Dennett Creek
Mineral
Idaho
A. E. Nichols
QAW Mil
A. G. Pogue
Ontario
Pickens
Wilson Bros
Bank
Telegrah
J.B. Coakley
New York
SS Ees
Food & Sale Mable
Vendome Hotel
Jay
Weiser, Idaho
Royal Baking Powder
G. W. Riggs
Middle Valley
A. F
L. Lansdon
Lyman Perkins
F. M. Hubbard
Champlin & Halleck
Conniouid
Weiner
Tim ‘Inal Ni
Yber Guttary
Fall
Fotios
United States Land Ofer
Boise City
Willoughby Adams
Wotnet
Herman Bradshaw
Josph G. Hayes
James Galloway
Baxter B. White
Welker
D ‘Cras
G. Kixosiay
Register
John Aman J
Itereviver
Dexter
Dawson
Clinton Glascock
Leander A. Day
David
Lamme
Payette
Ouas
Kivaney
Vial Company’s
Prrosh
Woal
Manmet NM
Eorupe& Co
Salubria and
United States Mail
W. BE. Jewxin
Sundinga
Tom Jerrey
Owener
Police Gazette
Jit
Richard K. Pox
Franklin Square
New York City
Beatty
Daniel F. Beatty
Washington, N. J
Crediton
Sainty of
Washington
State of Idaho
Mulatci Krebs
Muleaki Krebs
John W. Ayers
Warnisarox
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