Bought a Home Pursuit of Residence by Sommercamp
Henry Sommercamp pursues a residence purchase with R. Ki Lockwood involved in the deal. The $2000 consideration is noted in the records as the transaction value and expected closing soon.
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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1903
Page
3
Henry Sommercamp pursues a residence purchase with R. Ki Lockwood involved in the deal. The $2000 consideration is noted in the records as the transaction value and expected closing soon.
Thawley Will Crate son James Hl Hawley head of the Idaho bar and leading Democrat of the last legislature has consented to deliver the oration in Weiser on July.
Borudine accepts a position with Mayfield Woolen Mills Co of St Louis and will depart for the row, carrying a line of samples. Hrizonding brings prior experience in the business and will oversee a territory including Idaho and parts of Washington and Oregon.
John Corbett was taken to Silver City by Sheriff McMouall of Owyhee county after being charged with passing several checks on a Caldwell bank while having no funds on deposit. The case involves forged signatures and attempts to secure money, with Corbett facing potential penitentiary time. Nearby, merchants advertise summer goods and new locations while job listings and equipment ads appear in the same issue.
A testimonial touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a sure cure for lung and throat troubles. Mrs Mra GC of Shepherdstown West Virginia says a year of remedies failed until one bottle cured her bronchitis and coughs. It is advertised as infallible for croup whooping cough grip pneumonia and consumption. Trial bottles are offered free by Davis Drug Co.
Weiser Lodge No. 17 members and visiting Odd Fellows are asked to meet at Uda Fellows Hall on Saturday May 80th at 1 pm to join with G A BR and other societies in Memorial Day observance. Members should bring flowers. By order of the N G O M Hanvey Secretary.
On June 12 at 1 p m I will sell at my place in Middle Valley one fourth mile east of the depot all described property including a brown mare weighing 1200 pounds three thoroughbred bulls two yearlings and a three year old one camera one rifle with telescope sight other property and household goods too numerous to mention Edward T Fuerones
Reports tell of frost harming gardens at Croe al Bottom and fruit losses around the Crystal area. Local residents including Lizzie Bivens, Will Walker, and Mrs. Nesbit visit for graduations while many small trips and repairs occur around Crystal and Weiser to finish the week.
Miss Lillian Stocker Wagon returns from Montana after months away. Neighbors Cato Stocker and Mrs. Stocker came back from Emmett with news of relatives J O and J March. Postmistress Mrs. Pearson suffered a cold after a shearing trip. Eva and Maud Saling to California June 14. Advent church to hold a union meeting June 7. George Jones and Eva Saling to Boise trip. Ho gel Stevens visits creek briefly. W K Cate heads to rock quarry on Weiser river. Rain fell Tuesday and new bride and groom move onto old Sater place.
Residents record a flurry of visits and travels among Council area towns including Mrs Baird Miss Cole Mrs Upchurch and Mr Crane. Weather described as very cold and disagreeable with medical news on Mrs Warren Taylor improving after surgery in Baker City.
The column lists residents traveling, moving, and visiting: Patha in Cambridge, Dr Over with Keslers for a month, J Bolan moving to a Meadows ranch, and Gaitty family from Colorado planning to settle here. A fire destroyed Jim Smiths house. Cal Baird visiting with sons in Boise. Bert Lane selling stock and heading to Montana. A ten pound boy born to Joe Parriello. several locals at Pearl Lindsay’s party. Miss Dana Durce and widow visiting Middle Valley relatives. Mrs Flora Grissin ill with neural ailments. editor Cool injures fingers. Tom Hendricks rents Fred Cool’s ranch. Frehafer couple bound for Portland for an operation. Mabel Berry visiting Mea dows aunt Annie Harpam.
Lawrence Harris Harvey Harris and Mr G Wentworth visited Mr Hayden Sunday. A Hayworth School house social Friday night drew a large crowd from Weiser. Rumor of a soon wedding. Grain reports good, some humor about appetite after the social. Notices warn of cholera morbus risk and promote Chamberline’s remedy and DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, sold by Davis Dave Co.
Two traction engines, ten and twelve horsepower, practically new, for sale cheap or will trade for horses. Also pony can mill for sale. Apply to ScukLoakeM Antra, Co., Weiser.
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