Thunder District eyes new iron facilities and mine expansion
Charles Mahan, superintendent of Rainbow Mining Co. near Roosevelt, reports ongoing winter mining with 6 to 8 workers, 1000 feet of tunnel and 300 feet of drilling. He forecasts a larger labor force this season and a mill erection next year, noting supply shortages and miners leaving camps while urging regional towns to fund a Meadows to Big Creek wagon road to capture regional trade.
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Thunder Mountain
Charles
Sazy
Rosevelt
Yan
The
Pot Mining Co
Yovelt
Rainbow Company
Missouri
New York
Raphael Estrada
Joplin
Mahan
Roosevelt Tenday
Wen
Secesh
Mr. Mahan
Weiser
Big Creek
Smith Creek
Logan Creek
Meridiana IANLTE accident leaves Rawson maimed
After a Sunday accident eight miles south of Meridian, T E Rawson brother of O Rawson, president of the Des Moines Life Company, lies at St. hospital severely maimed with one eye lost and multiple injuries. The incident involves hazardous material from a ranch operation and connects to a long career in ore handling and mining.
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T. E. Rawson
O. Rawson
Des Moines Life 8 Company
St. 6 Hospital
Meridian
Hanson
Lara
Dynamite Thawed In Tin Can Ignites Fire At Home
A man thawed dynamite in a tin can inside a house. Paper wrapping caught fire, his wife alerted him, and the dynamite burned slowly. He believed it would burn away without damage. To avoid smoke during a family dinner, he planned to throw it outdoors.
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Mr. Rawson
C. 5
Rawson
Nampa
Dont Let Your Wife Work All Day Sunday Dinner
A fragment promoting a Saturday or Sunday social plan suggests taking a wife to dinner at the Ides Restaurant near the telephone office, with unclear context and an odd street reference 58 tf)
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Ides
Advertised Letters Listing March 2 1009
A notice lists letters for the week ending March 2. Names include Barret, Peedy Foreman, Mrs How Knight, Arroil Lock Bos No mer, Jame Broy, Mrs Lowe Lape Wella, Rev RW Williams, Wen Ja, and others. The postmaster asks recipients to call or respond to secure delivery or pickup.
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Weex
Barret
Peedy Foreman
Mrs How Knight
Arroil Lock Bos Nomer
Jame Broy
Lowe
Lape Wella
RW Williams
Wen Ja
H. Tnoem
Werdenhoff stock withdrawn and brokerage options offered
The Werdenhoff Mining and Milling Co stock has been withdrawn from the market. Insiders offer to pay one cent per share for the privilege of buying at fifty cents per share on or before November 1 1904. Brokers are authorized to secure options and a large sum is placed with them. Stockholders who bought at twenty cents could net substantial profits by selling at fifty cents.
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Werdenhoff Mining & Milling Co
The
United States Mining Journal
Werdenhoff I
Mesers
J. E. Morkardt & Co
Big Creek
Werdenhoff
Saved From A Paupers Grave By Eagles Benevolence
Elmer E. Howard a former Weiser resident died in Phoenix after receiving aid from the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Stranded in a strange city with rheumatism and no funds he received hospital care and funeral honors from Eagles of Arizona and Idaho. A leading Phoenix paper recounts the act and notes the lack of relatives. The piece ends urging support for Salvation Army Week of Self Denial and Prayer March 27 to April 4.
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Elmer E. Howard
Weiser
Aerie of Eagles
Phoenix
Arizona
Order of Eagles
Arizons Aeris
Order of
Dixie Company
Howard
Aerie
Idaho
Sisters’ Hospital
Yeater
Reat
Brotherhood
Blackfoot Secures Sugar Factory Deal With New York Capital
Blackfoot business leaders secured enough acreage to attract New York capitalists for a sugar factory to be built within a half mile of town. The enterprise, to be named Banke River Valley Sugar Co, will be incorporated for 700 000 dollars. F M Bhew of Colorado will own the factory and Mr Soul of Greely Colorado will be the superintendent.
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Blackfoot
New York
Colorado
Concers
Banke Hiver Valley Sugar Go
F. M. Bhew
Soul
Greely
Golo
Real Estate Change Records for Weiser Land & Improvement Co
Geo 5 Gooding reports multiple property transfers in Weiser listings including Frank V Whitman Lot 6 Block 6 price 330. Opp & Davis Lot 6 7 Block 32 price 750. Lynch & Watkins Lot 18 Block 13 price 250. W Hamilton Lot 12 Block 45 price 175. Mary B Linderman Lots 13 14 15 Block 99 price 525. Ka Von Bialello Whole Lot 7 Block 21 price 10300. Mary B Mewhere Lot/Block 1 254 Wik 6 price 60. Mary Bowlers Love 40 bike 6 Goneldanmalon 640.
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Geo. 5
Gooding
Weiser Land & Improvement Co
Weiser
Frank V. Whitman
Opp & Davis
Low
Lynch & Watkins
Hamilton
Mary B. Linderman
KA. von Bialello
Mary B. Mewhere
Lowe
Wik
Mary
Love
Goneldanmalon
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Topsy Turvy Stage 10 Polloge Accident Report
A stage accident on the Meadows Pollock line near Pollock on the 16th inst. left two men and a party of travelers stranded as the icy river crossed the road. Horses slipped into Salmon River while luggage vanished downstream. passengers survived with luck despite loss of gear. Supervisors blamed for inadequate road upkeep.
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Meadows-Pollock
Salmon River
Henninger
Mr. Bowe
Decoration Day Plans by McConville Post G A R
McConville Post G A R met Saturday with strong turnout to arrange Decoration Day observance. City schools and societies will join in elaborate exercises. A three member committee Captain Waters F T Page and Col Drake was chosen to handle arrangements. Further particulars forthcoming.
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McConville Post G. A. K
McConville
Captain Waters
F. T. Page
Col. Drake
Wisnom Offers Central Meat Market Purchase Services
A notice from L. C. Wisnom states purchase of the Central Meat Market and butcher shop. He pledges prompt fulfillment of orders and guarantees satisfaction, inviting patronage.
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L. C. Wisnom
Weiser Leads the Northwest Bowling Contest Score
Weiser holds the northwest lead as the score shows after a tense night at Robinson's bowling alley. The city saw a lively home match between the local team and Huntington with one of the most exciting events recently, followed by the published score.
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Weiser
Northwest
Robinson's
Huntington
Woolgrowers Meet in Washington County Opera House
The Woolgrowers Association held a meeting last Saturday afternoon with fair attendance. Main topics included establishing regular sales days and plans for a future packing concern. Idaho State Association officials attended, and a return game with Mussington is planned for a near date.
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Hor Weiser
G Bt. James
Woolgrowers’ Association of
J. A. McQane
Washington County
Walter Sater
John McMillan
Gwinn
Idaho State Association
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