Weiser Idaho notices and local ads 1900
Public notices and village news from Weiser Idaho feature subscription rates legal notices and advertising rates. Readers learn about minstrel show at the opera house to benefit the Weiser Cornet Band and Kalos Circle plus a Girls Guild food sale and letters remaining uncalled for at the post office for the week ending March 24 1900. Local residents travel for business and social events with mentions of W Borah of Boise and several towns including Salubria and Cambridge. Prohibitionists plan a mass convention at the Weiser opera house on April 4 at 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser Cornet
Kalos
Opera House
Summercamp
Smith's
Weiser
Idaho
Brant
Geo Baker
WN Baker
John Barton
F Curtis
WB Dunon
Laie Dressler
Harry Gibbons
WW Howard
DD Jensen
John Lampi
Mart Myers
JH Miller
Gea Sipt
Arthur Sebern
MH Terhune
Will
Washington County
Easter Observances and School Activities Around Town
Easter Sunday falls on April 15 and city churches plan fitting services with hopes of strong attendance. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Congregational church hosts a social at the parsonage Friday evening. A zouave company forms among upper elementary boys under Mr. Thompson, with elections soon. The eighth and ninth grades work on a school journal to be read Friday. Examinations are ongoing as the term nears its close. A town academy ball game was played Wednesday. last Saturday the public school beat the academy 26 to 24. Websterian society meets this week. The Philomathian society held a Friday meeting with papers and a Ruskin life-and-works address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Eigth
Ninth
Academy Mines
Philomathian Society
John Ruskin
Outlook Club Addresses Elections and Park Celebration
The Outlook Club reviewed Mrs. Bradleys appointment to fill the vice presidency, set the Spring term to close the third Wednesday in May and reopen the first Wednesday in September with officer elections. They celebrated Arbor day in City Park due to lateness, discussed the reading room and Ole Hagburg fund, and extended thanks to P LN managers and assisting friends. Mrs. Feltham and Miss McClung entertained, with parliamentary talks and a bird’s eye view of Congress. Myrtle Lodge K of P No 26 observed its third anniversary with games, banquet, toasts from N F Kimball and others, and a growing membership around 40. The club thanked the colonial drill participants and Miss Kurtz and Miss Hixon, adopted notes of appreciation, and affirmed a energetic March 21 1900 meeting tied to P&LN excursion. The group urged large-scale civic work and noted the sixteenth and seventeenth century religious wars as prep for U S independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outlook Club
Mra. Bradley
City Park
Blanthers
Ole Hagburg Fund
Misa Karte
Myrtle Lodge K
No 26
Castle Hall
N. F. Kimball
J. R. Numbers
M. S Parker
Janes Coakley
Kurtz
Hixon
P&l N. Railroad
We Club
United States of America
One Minute Cough Cure Promises Fast Relief
Mrs Harriet Evans of Hinsdale reports rapid relief for croup in children using One Minute Cough Cure. The note praises its quick action for colds throat and lung troubles. Also mentions seed wheat availability at Weiser mills, cleaned and ready for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Evans
Hinsdale
W. Willams
Weiser Mills
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Tam
John Rose
the People's Money Saver
RB Lockwood
Kaitor
MLS
Parker
Girls’ Guild of the Episcopal Church
A. G. Cordelle
Weiser, Mills
Barnard
Minn Furey
Stella Montgomery
Maggie
W. W. Prrrenere
Auy
W. &. Borah
Boise
W. Jewell
Salubria
Robert Buchanan
Geo, Duffy
Geo. Wycott
Heath
Cambridge
Fred T. Merritt
Thunder Mountain Consolidated Gold Mines, Limited
A. M. Carl
Hanp
East Koif Street
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
B. M. Jenney
Cand
Lord Jesus Christ
Christendom
Public School Notes
Academy Notes
The
Websterian Society
Jpera House
Buchanan
Lampert Company
Smith’s
Vv Eiser’s
Heatley Mercantile Co
Opticians
B.M. Jenney
Weiser Pharmacy
E. M. Barton
Cohen & Criss
Selubria, Idaho
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