Weiser High School Commencement Highlights and Awards
The article reviews graduation exercises at the opera house with eighth grade and high school ceremonies. It praises student performances, essays, and orations, notes decorated halls, and lists graduates such as Amy Evelyn Turner and Bertram Edward Jenney, plus remarks on the faculty and programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Powell
Miss Coston
J. E. Thompson
Opera House
Amy Evelyn Turner
Francia Pearl Hopkins
Frank Rollin Smith
Russell Lowell Bothwell
Regenta
T. P. Maryall
Thompson
R. B. Foresman
Bertram Edward Jenny
Mary Etta Hannah
Carrie Lee Richardson
Linnie Benjamin Perkins
Clyde LeRoy Hixon
Kathryn Marguerite Lynch
Board of Education
Chas, Luck
J. H. McPherson
Lorena Hixon
Rey
Chas
Luck
Yvoca
Soto
Mra
Wm. Ander
Bertram EB. Jenney
Abbie W. Ewing
Carrie Lee Richardgon
Linnie B. Perkins
Mandolin Club
Clyde L. Hixon
Bwany
Longfellow
Bertram Edward Jenney
Mary Etta
Hannah
Brick Industry In Weiser Expands With New Orders
Mr. Alex Gordon has built a brick industry in Weiser with steady demand. Orders include four carloads for Payette residences and eight for Sumpter, Oregon. The Gordon yards produce large square bricks, well burned and uniform in color, with Oregon-sourced wood for firing and O. S. L. handling both directions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Gordon
Weiser
Sumpter
Gordon
Oregon
Boer retreat and British advances near Johannesburg
A mixed dispatch reports Lord Roberts drawing near Johannesburg with infantry 33 miles north of Kronstadt at the Rhenoster River and thousands of cavalry across the river. Boers retreat toward Vaal with heavy baggage as trains run to Pretoria. Reports from Lorenco Marques claim Pretoria fortifications ready though Johannesburg defense incomplete. Eight hundred killed and wounded noted in a separate Catubig island engagement. Knights of Pythias elect officers at their annual meeting. An anecdote asserts rheumatism relief with Chamberlain's Pain Balm, sold by R. W. Smrrn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Kronstad
Rhenoster
Vaal
Pretoria
Verron
Lorenco Marques
Transvaal
Bethune
Academy Notes on New Gym and Commencement Plans
The new gymnasium is rising on the south side of the athletic grounds and progressing rapidly. Two graduates will receive diplomas this year, Messrs. Ringer and Wolfe, and Dr. Foster will return from the east in time to participate in commencement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shirley
Second Street
Morris Sommer
Louis Hall
Phil Markson
Frank Harris
Park Street
J. D. Burley
Academy
Messrs
Ringer and
Wolfe
Dr. Foster
A Fast Bicycle Rider Promises Quick Injury Relief
A Western pamphlet touts Bucklen's American Salve as pain relief for cyclists, claiming it heals cuts sprains and bruises. It also cures chafing chapped hands sore lips burns ulcers and piles. Sold by Surre druggist for 2.95. Also new Champion mowers and rakes at O'Toole's 242.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Amica
Tus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Great Northwest
T. P. Maryatt
Schneider
Watson
Kimbrough
Thunder Mountain
EK. M. Barton
A. B. Anderson
Uake
J. B. O'Toors
Albany
Vass
Parie
Catubig
Philippine Islands
P. Election
Knights of Pythias
Gerry Snow
C. Alanson
Chamberlain
R. W. Smrrn
McCormick
Jackson Derrick
Haas Brothers
Weiser, Idaho
Carruthers Bros. & Go
Cambridge, Idaho
Merritts Land and Mini Department
Watlington
Great Thunder Mountain Country
Fuller
Thomas A. Merritt
Mgr. Weiser
Idaho
Drranr
Marius
Martius
Maximus
Metellus
Chicago
Portland
Denver
Burlington
Pullman Company
Omaha
St. Joseph
St. Louis
Isps
Vieuntington
Atlantic Express Am
Spon Kane
Ogden
Salt Lake City
S. W. Temple ST
Sam
F. Neslen
Thur
M. A. Swift
Boise
Steinay, Steck, Vose & Sons
Mason & Jamlin Pianos
Jason & Hamlin Organs
Huntington
Firth
Kan
St Louis
Icayo
East
Salt Lake
Denver, Ft Worth
Omaha,Kansasity
Duluth
Milwaukee
Astoria
Willamette River
Oregon City
Newberg
Salem
Independence
Willamette and Yam ‘Bill Rivers
Oregon City, Dayton
Way-Landings
Corvallis
Snake River
Riparia
Lewiston
A.m
Duntey
O'Toole's
H. Hollman
Gashen
Financial School
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