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Newspaper

Weiser Signal

Location

Weiser, Idaho, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1902

Page

8

Portland Merchants Correct Subscription Error in Or egonian

ERason, Whrman & Co. of Portland report a printing error in the Portland Oregonian dated May 7. Subscriptions from Portland merchants to the Thunder Mountain road were listed as 10 dollars instead of 50. The Oregonian corrected the figure the next day, and the firm asks for the same correction in the next issue to inform readers and local supporters.

Erason, Whrman & Co Portland Hwrth Portland “Oregonian Thunder Mountain Road Oreonian

Mann Creek Fruit Prospects Praised by Signal Rep

A Signal representative toured Mann Creek this week and declared the valley’s fruit prospects first class. He described the area as a famous fruit section and predicted by fall it will be a veritable garden of Eden.

Manon Creek

Will Buy Lots In Weiser By John Kleeman

John Kleeman who runs the Weiser shooting gallery says he will buy four or five vacant city lots as speculation. He believes city property is a solid investment.

John Kleeman Weiser

Whitmer and Shapland Wed at Parsonage in Huntingtons

Reverend K H Ashman officiated a Wednesday morning marriage for Benjamin Bernard Whitmer and Leah Shapland. The couple, visiting from Utah, will establish their home in Huntingtons.

K. H Ashman Benjamin Bernard Whitmer Leah Shapland Utah Huntingtons

Festival at Opera House To Benefit Congregational Church

The Ladies of the Congregational church announce a festival at the opera house next Friday evening May 23. A separate note mentions a lost span of two cattle described as branded and missing near Mann croek, with a $10 reward for return to Cambridge Idaho. Also advertised are farm properties, openings in city business, and cheap land bargains with a request to write for a list from R. G. in McKinney, Weiser Idaho.

the Congregational Church Opera House Mann Croek Cambridge Idaho Same R. G McKinney, Weiser

Threshers Keep Workgoing With Remedy Sale

H. K. Parks of Plymouth Oklahoma reports selling five bottles of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy to threshers who continued work without a lost day. The testimonial urges keeping a bottle at home and mentions Forsalo by Cuugouri Duvo Co.

Chamberlain H. KR. Parks Plymouth Oklahoma Forsalo Cuugouri Duvo Co

Thunder Mountain travel picks up as snow clears

Beaver reports Thunder Mountain country shows vast potential and a major discovery, while others plan trips to Boise and Thunder Mountain. Local parties face deceptive trail reports and seek protection as Weiser route opens for horses and freight packing begins for the gold camp.

Walter A. Arledge D. W. Hunsinger Qobas Broomer Thunder Mountain Mr. Arledge

Stop Sin ning wagon drawn through town headline report

A man driving a wagon with a Stop Sin ning sign says he encountered about 500 people traveling toward Thunder from this place to Baker City. The road was lined with campers wagons and pack trains as town huts went for closeout. A Mrs M L Hanpa recounts Whooping Cough experiences and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy noting its effectiveness in keeping children plump and healthy. The remedy is sold by Cuvecmut T va Co.

Baker City

Night Travel Into Thunder Mountain Copper Region

A narrator describes arduous winter travel over deep snow from Big Creek to Thunder Mountain, noting crust formation at night for safe movement, repeated crossings of Monumental Creek, and heavy rain making the stream impassable. Plans include locating near the Dewey mine, opening a Spokesman-Review agency, and pursuing prospecting with a tobacco store to be established at the four mile camp.

Big Creek Thunder Mountain Monumental Dewey Spokesman-Review

New Subscribers List and Winter Health Ad

New subscribers include Mrs F A Dasch of Weiser and D M Payne of Pittsburg Pa plus EK Hesse of Warren and I F Smith of Weiser in renewals. Do not start the summer with a lingering cough. One Minute Cough Care claims quick relief for coughs colds and throat troubles with safety and rapid action. Davis Drea Co. Abstracts notes local real estate matters and title services.

F. A. Dasch Weiser D. M. Payne Pittsburg Hesse Warren I. F. Smith

Thunder Mountain claims sale in Pittsburg reported

On Saturday Charles Laxman sold a group of 14 Thunder Mountain claims belonging to Pat Rasche to Pittsburg residents. The property lies west of Monumental creek and the transfer price is $20,000 with $2,000 paid and another $5,000 due in 30 days. Downpour of bargains at The Leader.

Charles Laxman Thunder Mountain Pat Rasche Pittsburg Monumental Creek

Closing Exercises Set for May 23 1902 at Opera House

Public schools plan closing exercises on Friday May 23 1902 at the opera house with seven eighth grades and high school mingling. The Continental Congress will be a featured act by seventh graders along with recitations songs and dialogues under teachers' direction. Announced program will appear in the next issue. Mrs J J Fuller and Miss Anna Coston led a joint afternoon entertainment and will not return to Weiser schools next year due to other commitments.

Opera House Continental Congress J. J. Fuller Anna Coston The Signal Weiser

Mrs. M. L. Hand Millinery Sale Offers Large Stock

Mrs. M. L. Hand advertises a wide selection of hats and related millinery, inviting shoppers to visit her shop for the largest stock in town and a variety of styles.

Read Good Books and Local Home Industry Ad

Read Good Books offers a larger library selection at the Outlook Club reading room with no charge to borrow. Support town pride by patronizing home industries and products made locally such as Tolaho land Eagle flour. Endorsements for DeWitt's Little Early Risers note their usefulness for constipation and torpid liver.

Outlook Club State Library DeWitt Alfred Heinze Quincy

Mining Books and Loans on Idaho Farms and Claims

Announcement offers money to loan on well improved farms at low interest rates with first mortgages required. Includes book listings Idaho Mining Rights by O. B. Jackson, How to locate and Hold Mining Claims by J. G. Watts, available postpaid by mail from the Signal in Weiser Idaho via W. L. Alverson Box 85.

W. L. Alverson Weiser Ida Idaho O. B.jackson J. G. Watts

Horse for sale signal offers buyer service to travelers

Help is offered to connect horse sellers with Thunder Mountain travelers via the Signal newspaper. The notice invites inquiries each day and promises to forward a willing buyer at no charge. No fee is charged for this service.

Thunder Mountain

Notice to settle debts and public sale threat

All persons indebted to us will please call and settle on or before 1st of June. Accounts remaining unpaid up to that time will be put into the hands of a collector. 43 tt Gerwick & Lowe, Reveals A Great Secret. It is often asked how such startling cures, that puzzle the best physicians, are effected by Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Here's the secret. It cuts out the phlegm and germ infected mucus, and lets the life giving oxygen enrich and vitalize the blood. It heals the inflamed, cough worn throat and lungs. Hard colds and stubborn coughs soon yield to Dr. King's New Discovery, the infallible remedy for all Throat and Lung diseases. (guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00, Trial bottles free at Davis Cave Co. Imperial Council, Nobles of Mystic Shrine.-San Francisco, Cal., June 10-14, 1902 For above occasion the following votes are authorized from Weiser: To San Francisco and return: via Ogden, $53.50, via Portland and rail, $38.00, via Portland and steamer, $33.00, going via Portland and returning via Ogden or vice versa, $46.00. To Los Angeles and return: Via rail, $60.95. Going via Ogden and and returning via Portland and Huntington or vice versa, $46.00, Tickets on sale May 28th to June 9th inclusive, stop overs allowed in either direction, final return limit of tickets 60 days from date of sale, J. W. Larisu, Agent.

Gerwick & Lowe Dr. King Davis Cave Co Weiser San Francisco Ogden Portland Vice Los Angeles Huntington J. W. Larisu

Pioneer Limited Introduces Largest Dining Car Yet

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway has added a new dining car to its Pioneer Limited trains. It measures 82 feet, is 6 inches wider and taller, seats 36 with movable chairs, and includes a large kitchen for six cooks plus six waiters and a conductor. The old cars lacked space for the growing number of patrons, necessitating the upgrade.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Pioneer

Like a Drowning Man Five Years After Dyspepsia

Geo. Marsh of Nocona Tex describes long struggles with dyspepsia and says he found relief with Kodol. He claims rapid improvement after using the product and credits it with his recovery. Davis Dava Co.

Geo Marsh Nocona Tex Davis Dava Co

How to Locate and Hold Mining Claims at Signal Office

A vendor list and sales blurb from the Signal office promotes a booklet How to Locate and Hold Mining Claims for sale, with a Thunder Mountain envelope pack for 20 cents and blue print maps for $1 postpaid. It highlights Prospector safety and routes to new discoveries around Weiser and Thunder Mountain, mentioning multiple names and cities in a promotional terse notice.

Thunder Mountain Weiser

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