Tristan Conch Dedicates Sunday Church in Weiser
Sunday afternoon the new Christian church in Weiser was dedicated with ceremony. Rev M Wickam of Payette delivered the dedication sermon as the interior, funded at 1950 dollars, was praised for rosewood pews, carpet, lighting and ventilation. The debt was cleared with subscriptions at the service. Building committee members were W E Beardsley, Mrs Anna Waterhouse, Mrs B C Phetteplace and W J Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrisian
Cerses
M. Wickam
Payette
Tye Church
California
Weiser
W. E. Beardsley
Anna Waterhouse
B.C. Phetteplace
W. J. Stuart
Washington county law firm partnership formed by Harr is and Smith
New Law Plc announces a co partnership of Frank Harris and I Smith to practice law. They have purchased the business and text books of John W Ayers and will occupy his office for the present. They are well known, and any legal business entrusted will receive prompt and careful attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Harris
I. ¥. Smith
John W. Ayers
Washington County
Copper King saloon passes to new owner in Welser
Geo Bassett sold the Copper King saloon and lodging house to R A Phillips on Friday. Phillips, once of Cornell, assumed charge Saturday and is widely known across Washington county as a skilled irrigationist.
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Geo. Bassett
Copper King
R. A. Phillips
Cornell
Phillips
Welser
Washington County
River water pumping engine returned after ditch work
The engine used to pump water from the ditch through the Weiser river was dismantled Monday and returned to its owners, Messrs Harper and Jeffreys. Piping across the river is finished and work will start on the infiltration gallery.
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Weiser
Messrs. Harper and Jeffreys
Vendome Proprietor Billy Black Leaves for Prospecting Tour
Billy Black, popular Vendome proprietor, departs for Nevada on a prospecting tour. Friends hope his dream of wealth becomes real in the Sagebrush state.
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Billy Black
the Vendome
Nevada
Mr. Black
Sage Brush
New Proprietor at Vendome Takes Charge
J W Cox of Pomeroy Washington succeeds William Black as landlord of the Vendome Hotel. An experienced hotel man Cox ran the St George Hotel at Pomeroy for two years and has worked in Washington for eight to ten years. He plans changes and will spare no paint or expense to make the Vendome the leading hotel on the Short Line railroad.
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J. W. Cox
Pomeroy
Washington
William Black
Mr. Cox
St George
Cox
New Industry in Prospect in Weiser Prospect
J Ney Henshaw a Portland grain and fruit merchant looks over land in Weiser with plans to build a dryer and possibly a custom plant. He brings extensive experience in the line and could advance the project if he proceeds, the Se Weekly Signal notes.
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J. Ney Henshaw
Portland
Jisin Weiser
Prospective Boom on Hoff Street in Weiser Growth
Hoff street shows a substantial building boom with plans for two story brick structures by M. L. Vial and Vanise across from their stores. Knights of Pythias and Woodmen of the World may build a joint brick building with a shared wall. A ground price has been set and a city council petition to open the street to Commercial street is expected.
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Hoff Street
Werser
M. L. Vial
Vanise
Mr. Y
Knights of Pythias
Woodmen of
Barton
Weiser
Eight Mining Claims Sold on Smith Creek Frontier
A deal closed last week transfers eight Smith Creek claims to H Li Hollitser and associates from W M Yates E M Barton and Manley Brigendiné. Price 17000 paid in instalments. Claims adjoin Wordenhoff properties and lie in the district’s best section. Developments last summer by Faten showed strong prospects and work will resume once supplies reach the camp.
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Smith Creek
Weiser
W. M. Yates
E. M. Barton
Manley Brigendiné
Wordenhoff
H. Li. Hollitser and Associates
Meesra
Barton, Brizendine
Faten
DeGrundy Family Moves to Weiser From Greenville Midh
Chas DeGrundy and his wife, long known pioneer figures in Thunder Mountain, arrived last week from Greenville Midh. He visited Michigan last winter, where he was married, and will settle in Weiser to oversee mining interests. He anticipates Weiser becoming the hub for Central Idaho's mineral district.
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Chas, DeGrundy
Greenville Midh
DeGrundy
Thunder Mountain District
Michigan
Weiser
Idaho
Portland Market Notes and Local Purchases
Ney Henshaw, a prominent Portland dealer, plans to purchase horses in the locality as directed by Wm. Riggs. He has several carloads, which he will transport to Portland this week. A car of imported Liverpool salt has been received.
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Ney Henshaw
Portland
Wm. Riggs
Liverpool
Kimnall
Engineer Luck Heads to Malheur County for Two Weeks
Engineer Luck left Tuesday afternoon for Malheur county Oregon to perform engineering work for the Malheur Butte Ditch company. He will be absent about two weeks. Stamp photos at Marsh's Gallery.
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Luck
Malheur County
Oregon
Malheur Butte
Tier Bridge Bill Is Now Alan Tier Bridge Bill Is Now Alan
Governor Morrison signed the bill and related measures into law, authorizing a $30,000 bond issue for Pocatello academy buildings and restructuring district regulations. The legislature faces hundreds of bills before adjournment next Thursday, with many likely dying in the process. Old papers advertised for sale at the Signal office.
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Weiser
Idaho
Morrison
Yost
Caton
Brigham
Nix
Allen
Committee On
McBride
Lembi
Jensen
Pocatello Academy
Jenkins
Brown
Tien
Gil
Law
Senior Reception at High School Honors Quarles and Travis
The junior class hosted a pleasant reception for the seniors at Harry Mitchell's residence. A splendid supper, floral decor, and an evening of singing and games followed. Prof R K Quarles and Miss Mary Travis were guests of honor. A Harrisburg child with stomach trouble slept after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, now well. two boxes sold by all druggists.
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P. L. McPherson
Tenth St
Harrisburg
Chamberlain
Development plans sparked by Wordenhoff camp move
Superintendent B Holleran of Wordenhoff properties on Smith creek Thunder Mt district departs for camp Monday. He adds his name to the Signal subscription list and says extensive development work will start once he reaches camp. Also notes Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets advertise digestion aid and a nearly new sulky plow for sale at Harper & Jeffreys second hand store.
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B. Holleran
Wordenhoff
Smith Creek
Thunder Mt
Holleran
Signal
Harper & Jeffreys
New Sawmill Planned Near Weiser River
A.L Robinson of LaGrande Oregon plans a complete up to date sawmill on Hast Fork of the Weiser four miles east of Stean's stage station with work slated to begin by March 1. Backed by capital and experienced men the project promises success and will add a planer and shingle machine with about 40 workers once operational. A substantial timber land deeded area sits at the mill site.
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A. ©. Robinson
LaGrande
Ore
Weiser
Stean
Council Advance
Professor McMinn Announces Saturday Class and Social
Prof McMinn will hold his next class and social on Saturday March 7 with class starting at 8 o'clock. The notice specifies the event as a combined class and social gathering.
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Prof. McMinn
Will Move to Wyoming Prominent Weiser Druggist Plans Transfer
L. L. Dans, who has disposed of part of his bottling works in the city, expects to transfer the remainder soon and to surrender all interests in Weiser to engage in the drug business. Dans is a practical druggist who has long been in that line before locating at Weiser.
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L. L. Dans
Weiser
Mr. Dans
Caldwell Woman Shot by Revolver Accidental
Mrs. Frank J. Smith Caldwell attorney’s wife was accidentally shot Friday afternoon when she removed a revolver from a valise. The bullet entered the right breast and traveled downward around the ribs to the back where it was located and removed. The wound is not serious unless complications from blood poisoning develop.
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Frank J. Smith
Caldwell
Drowned in the Natatorium at Boise
Louis Richey drowned in the Boise natatorium Thursday afternoon while bathing with friends. He sank suddenly and despite friends efforts could not be revived, believed to have died from heart failure. Richey worked at the Laurada cafe in Boise and had recently arrived from Salt Lake. Matthews and Moulton report a new car load of coal. Call before it is all gone.
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Boise
Louis Richey
Richey
Laurada Cafe
Salt Lake
Matthews& Moulton
Atte
Weiser Sees New Housing Boost from Scheloske Move
The Scheloske Manufacturing company, formerly of Boise, relocates to Weiser and plans to build thirty to forty rental or sale buildings. Three houses rise on the baseball ground between Rahm and Bruce streets, with three more in Hawthorn addition. A saw mill will be set up in the county’s timber belt to supply lumber. This venture is described as a promising pay streak for the town.
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Weiser
Scheloske Manufacturing Company
Boise
Rahm and
Bruce
Hawthorn
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Tristan Conch
The
Disciples of Firist
Welaer
G. Clay Boise
Clay
A. K. Gut
KH. Evans
New Law PLC
Vendome
Hollister Syndicate
Fuses
Malheur
Marsh
Alan
Snake
Sionat
Thunder
Acker
W. H. Hooke & Co
Buffalo
N.Y
Wyoming
Natatorium
LNG
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