Mineral district hopes and tax critique from Klamath Star
The Klamath Star of Southern Oregon comments on Mineral Idaho mining camp prospects. Mr Lang, a mining man, urges merit based growth and cautions against excessive taxes while predicting a prosperous future. The Weiser Signal confirms Lang’s views and praises Weiser editor RB Lockwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lang
Weiser Srowan
Weiser
Idaho
RB. Lockwood
Klamath Star
Southern
Oregon
PJ. Connelly
Sigial
Warrens Warblings from a Snowbound Camp
Warblings from Warrens March 1 describes deep snow four and a half feet, mines producing wood ore, and winter social events like a Mayflower mine party with a town turnout. A call to promote resources and immigration cites Mr. Filun’s East trip and letters from Missouri, urging residents to spread copies of the Siowat to boost population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrens
Showshoe Ding
Thors
Mayflower
Doncin
Hhese Hines
Tom Filun
Willey
Missouri
Coe
Tilso
Wrother
Mr. Filan
New Stools Display in Office for Coming Season
The Siawan has placed several new stools in its office to mark the season. The Stool of Honor, Stool of Worship, Hore ad Mowsback Stool, Stool of Doom and other stools are described with symbolic meaning. Prof. Herbert Lang returns to Mineral to operate his smelter, plan sampling works and expand capacity once machinery arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siawan
Ite
Fiat
Pnyone
Bian Goncoltin
Tran A Bhai
Ge Worle
Hontington
Merala
Herbert Lang
California
Mineral
Lang
Oon
Huntington
Dr Curl Sets Out for the Dalles Oregon March 29
A garbled local item notes Dr Curl will depart for the Dalles Oregon on the 29th to begin practice. The piece also mentions births near Welser to John Lane's wife twins a boy and a girl and a mix of other town news from Weiser including social events and business notes. It references St Patrick’s ball at Instauen t day, local visits, and upcoming railroad plans to Seven Devils, with various residents and business listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Curl
Dalles
Oregon
Welser
John Lane
Lyman Peeking
Huntington
Wm. Green
Weiser
Chas
Flinn
Salubria Notes Grow as Residents Arrive and Industry Expands
Salubria population climbs with Nebraska visitors and local activity. Lem Williams moves equipment to Pine Creek Hills to sawmill through summer. W. S. Rynearson returns from Indian Valley via Seven Devils. G. W. Patterson and F. H. Johnson plan Seven Devils HQ and trap removal after breakup. Al Denart buys five acres from Mary Milley for 1000 dollars and plans a two story brick block after weather settles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lem Willians
Pine Croek Hills
Rynearson
Indian Valley
Seven Devils
Neraaie
G. W. Patterson
F. H. Johnson
Aurin
al Denart
Mary Milley
Denart
Stoy
Real Estate Transfers and Local Notices
Transfers recorded since March 1 show C W Walker to Susan B Watling ton for multiple blocks in Watlington's addition to Weiser for 75 dollars and other property interests including mines in Seven Devils for 2200 dollars. Additional transfers cover lots in Weiser and Manns Creek acreage for 1200 and 5000 dollars. Assignments include Drake and Drake to Bray and Shellworth for half interest in the Nampa mine, and Thomas to Bray for one third of an Ogden mining claim, with other minor entries. Also noted are editorials on growth, local business, and Farmers Alliance announcements detailing upcoming meetings across Washington County towns in late March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Houston
Medical Lake
Washington
Weiser
Missouri
Weiser Land & Improvement Company
Jonney & Numbers
C. W. Walker
Susan B. Watlington
Watlington
A. B. Walker
B. W. Watlington
Victoria and Tamarack
Seven Devils
Frank M. Hubbard
Henry Ottman
Shannon
F. M. Hubbard
Manns Creek
Sarah L. Beswick
Cop. Drake
Mary CQ. Drake
John M. Bray
J. F. Shellworth
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Thuliday
Conrad Grab
Reding
Califoria
Senne
James G. Barrney
Fantada
McConnell
Internal Commerce
Wm. D. Kelley
Pennsylvania
U. S. Congress
Bedrock Democrat
Wootenai
Suh
Wood
Salaon River
Sumuer & Goris
Bagoon
O. M. Harvey
Salubria
Nebraska
Artise Notval Gorrie
Inlaw
Jonnie Ashley
D. ©. Chase
Boise City
Farmer? Alliance
K.P. Templetar
Farmers
Allianne
Will Acjeon
Washington County
I Dickerson
Mare
Utley
Keltuly Creek
Middle Valley
Shaw's Hall
Sulubba
Gray's Creek
Couscil Valley
School House
Deo. Bank, Telegraph and Expres Office
Perionchd
BricGregor & Coakiey, Proprietors
GAR
GA. R
Rose
Southworth & Guernsey
Canyon City
O. Guernbey
Grant Co
Oreg
Signa Ath
Ruthbury
Waseas
Sean
GS. M. Waterhiouse
Oo. M. Waterhouse
THE
Weiser Hotels
Ron
Phe
Satiate
Towrnless Proprietor
Ardware
Pon
Bain Wagons
Whitley
Solid Steel Mowers & Binders
John Deer Plows
Devas
Sears
Purnitureston
Hars
Ellen Moore
Zella Wertz
Mathews & Euuor
Weiser, Idaho
Elorup «& Co
Nummercamp Bros
Hng
Sor Armas & CO
Droadway, Say
New Yorke
Tuosas R
Rexray
Gro
Demeteros
Tly
United States
von Fell
Che
Wutler
Hikores
Minvtal
Dan
Gunrs
M. C. Prrniaem
Ruexen
Davis
Washinton Minkaye
Inder Sretivin
J. Marion
Miners Idaho
Blue Gate
Tate
J. N. Cons
A. Shars
Parniture Store
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