Tragedy Near Winchester Ends in Double Death
Sigle P Snyder shot his wife Mrs King then killed himself after a roadside confrontation near Winchester. Mrs Snyder and her mother heard the shots and sought help while Snyder opened fire striking Mrs Snyder fatally. The tragedy stemmed from jealous quarrels dating back years with the couple recently separated and living in Lewiston and Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Winchester
Snyder
Ler
Yemurderer
Wope
Howe
Bow
King
Volver
Culdesnc
Lewiston
John King
President's Visit Draws Weiser Crowd
AWE 125 Weiser residents traveled Thursday to glimpse the president. Report says the chief magistrate passed through the area in high spirits after news the presidential route would be announced. Som time ago the signal announced the president would pass, attracting a large local turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser
Isi
New State Sales Record From McKinney Report
The McKinney report lists sales including No. 5 block 3 Morehead’s location on North side of Commerce Street between Nora and Livingston to E G Wentworth for 300. Also land with implements and stock owned by Id Ransom sold to Fred Nagel for 2200 near Weiser City Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinney
Morehead
Commer- Steel
Nora
Living- Hon
E.G. Wentworth
Wacres
Weiser
Ld Ransom
Fred Nagel
Er City
Oregon
Couple Completes Westward Tour Then Heads East
Mrs Palmer and her husband of Mild Coren are in the city after a globe spanning journey begun in San Francisco. They stopped to visit Mrs Palmer’s sister and will move to New York City for health reasons. Mrs Palmer has accepted a Medical examiner position with a life insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Franklin Palmer
Mild
Coren
Palmer
McKinney
P. I
Mer
San Francisco
Myer
McKinney Buys Portion of Watlington’s Addition
McKinney purchases 25 feet off the east end of lot 14 block 16 Watlington’s Addition on the north side of Commercial street between First and Second. The parcel lies between G A Ashby’s store and McKinney’s office and is acquired for 1000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R C
McKinney
Watlington
Commercial Street
G. A. Ashby
Rankin Milling Co men to run new plant at Rapid River
Will Take Charge of Mill and L Nortlander of Denver, Vol, practical mill men, left for Rapid River yesterday morning. They are in the employ of the Rankin General Milling company, and will have the management of the running of the milling plant being erected by the Rankin company on their mining property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L and
L. Nortlander
Denver
Vol
Rapid River
Rankin General Milling Company
Rankin Company
Thomas acquires C. O. D. store in Weiser area
C O Thomas, a resident of Weiser and vicinity for the past three or four years, has purchased the C O D store of Wickiser and Nelson and has taken possession. He is a business man and will operate on business principles hoping to merit patronage by fair dealing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Thomas
Weiser and Vicinity
Wickiser & Nelson
Mr. Thomas
Flirting With the Flees at Flag Springs Shearing
N H Cottrell reports Flag Springs plant has cleaned up 50,000 head of sheep. He moves nine machines to Sage creek where many herds remain unsheared. Cottrell will deploy 34 men next week and shear about 3500 sheep per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. H. Cottrell
Flag Springs
Sage Creek
Cottrell
Kirmisa Date Change For Episcopal Church Fair
Progress report notes the Kirmisa event date moved from June 15 to June 24 by the Episcopal church ladies. Bee hives and supplies are listed for sale at Kim- 68t ball items. details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim
Mail Route From Weiser To Crystal Bottom Disapproved
Post office special agent J Fogarty visited to review a proposed free rural delivery route from Weiser to Crystal Bottom. He found the number of benefiting families did not meet the department’s required threshold and disapproved the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Fogarty
Post Office Department
Weiser
Crystal Bottom
Fogarty
Paris Madrid auto race tolls and bold gambling hopes
The Paris Madrid motor race reports a tally of six killed and many injured with conflicting tallies and debates on machine class. Ads note Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for injuries and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a spring tonic. Prof Carl Randolph, famed hypnotist, slated for the Opera House next Monday and Tuesday with 35 and 60 cent tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Carl Randolph
Opera House
Creditors to share in ore deal with American Mining Co
Mrs. W. Jones completed a contract with the American Mining Co and Boston & Seven Devils Copper Co trustee W F Sommercamp. The deal pays American Mining 84 cents per pound royalty on all copper and half of other metals, plus rebates and deductions totaling about 50 cents on the dollar for creditors. Surplus funds go to the Bank of Weiser after $5,000 accumulates, with remaining assets including a diamond drill and assay outfit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seven Devils Copper CO
Council Ore
W. Jones
American Mining Co
Council
Salt Lake
W. F Sommercamp
Boston & Seven Devila Copper Co
Jones
American Mining Company A
American Mining Company
Summercamp
Seven Devils
Lewis A Hall
Copper Company
Bank of Weiser
Diamond Drill
Assay Outfit
Arrivals and Local Notices From Weiser Area
A cluttered list shows arrivals including J cnus Baker and Parker families with several others from Portland Ogden Salt Lake and Brigham in the mix. Notices warn about an upcoming hypnotic entertainment at the opera house and urge readers to get papers paid up before July 1. Also advertised are DeWitts Witch Hazel Sale and a Catholic church lunch May 30 with details for callers and missing letters notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Cnus
Baker
Uo Conrad
Chgo
Gist
May Parker
JH Cook and Wife
Portland
J Nutting
Kolse
J T Clyne
Bevis
Simptor
Hooges
la Grande
Rernhart
J Deary
Wm Hanson
Mswyne
WL Nichols
Middle Valley
EB Purcell
Crane Crock
GM Piven
Ogden
Hallert
Cole
Stark
Ontario
Dippel
Ington
Hanson
Wis
Lee
Salt Lake
F Herr
J Pogar
HE McMillin
Sarher
Wye
J H Bacon
Grrinvel
Indoln
Northlander
Pony
Sting
Sponn
Wil FA Litto
Dillon
Uneieg A
Ceftin
Bulger WM Lillys White
Brigham
Win Wolf
Matiev L McCarty
Bourne
Ure
Weiser
Idaho
Arnold
West Bens
Boston
EW Cahoon
W Chapman
Glady Clark
Milo Convers
John Fisher
George Hanson
Neils Locy
Emily B Linden
Ella Mendenhall
WM Sanders
Say's
Burton
JH. Buron
P.M
New Subscribers and Renewals List
A list of new subscribers including Mra KH and names such as Grittith Chicago and Rankin Pittsburg with senders H D Rankin Geo 0 Datty Pocatello F W Jones Kansas Lewis C Van Riper N Y John A White MK McCormick Weiser W F Yates Warren Renewals cited H L McCarty Bourne Griffith I P Maryatt Wm O'Brien Weiser plus notice of Blueprint Thunder Mountain naps priced at $1.00 post paid available at Signal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge Fund
KM Barton
Hana Hros
Aenace
Morris Sommer
Servia 500 AG
Bauerfield
Sommercamp
T. O
Huff
Ari Tre
Pateh
MA Patel
Jennie Paich
Jane
J A Green
Ben John
Venter
Dennis Dye
Henry Peterson
Bert White
Ball
W Hianton
Moody
Griffith
L Churchill
J. A
Gerwick
Gordon & Sons
A. G
Ageveusuna
JA Jones
Hope & Bro
Thanseden
DG Wells
Sam Peterson
Chas Boswell
John Boswell
Divin
JO Kelley
Colema
LA York
Matthews & Mo P
E Roberts AF Hitt
Pelthouse
Mra
Grittith
Chicago
Bo Ly Gritith
David Rankin
Pittsburg
H. D Rankin
Geo
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Autner
Motevemby
Missouri
Culdesac
East Main Street
Sigle P, Snyder
Ogue
Milwaukee
Komane Tote
Bridge Fund Committee
Alexander
Woodcock
Emmett Lynch
Feltham
Prankarti
DA Utter
Hamilton & Raider
Ce Barton & Shurtilif
Dobbs
Shirley
Ea de Ying
JC Roger
JH Bruce
W Jones
Grigler
Win Vandise
Jowell & PI
JH Harris
JM Moreh
GY Nesbi
John Neely
AB Anderson
John Sater
Tiital Ees
Auto
J. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Davis Dava Co
Davis Dave Co
Kizer
Conant's
Davis Drng Co
Ladies of the Catholic Church
Second Street
Thunder Mountain Naps
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