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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1903
Page
3
A jumble of names and brief notes shows residents and visitors from Council Fairfield Mineral Rapid River district Whitebird and Cleveland in city this week. District Court meets tomorrow as officials report staffing and business activity around hotels mines and ranches.
Col Drake returns from Rapid River where he developed mining properties this summer. Sivyer and Jensen purchase the Mint restaurant behind the Must Saloon and plan a first class restaurant and short order house. Abbie Webb injures his right hand in a vinegar barrel accident. J H Harris Sr returns from Seattle where he ran a lodging house. Arthur Johnson leaves the Hotel Vendome for the Overland Hotel in Council. Edgar Wentworth will winter in Phoenix after visiting Boise. Sheriff J A McDevitt of Boise county in town on legal business. praised as youngest and most energetic. Garr Bros orchestra dances at the Opera House with about 30 couples, first of winter series. Engineer D A Utter back from Rapid River surveying claims for Paetolian Mining near Iron Springs. James K Nevin of Iron Springs Mining returns, pleased with mine progress and new buildings.
Weiser offers a ten dollar reward for information leading to conviction of the person or persons who broke street lamps on Halloween night October 31. City Clerk Stewart H. Travis provides details and water and light rate information at the Puller building opposite the Bank of Weiser. Masks are sold at Churebill's Drug Store with a full selection. A lost ladies purse containing a small pair of scissors should be left at the office.
Weiser readers are urged to try Crystal Velvet a fragrant bath product promising delightful results. A single bath is said to soften purify and aroma the skin, with many ladies reported returning for more. Available at Conant's Drug Store with a price in fractional dollars.
At the Stevens residence ten miles northeast of town on Oct 25 at 1 p m a large assembly witnessed the marriage of Violet M Stevens to Milton T Estes. The ceremony was performed by the editor in his official capacity as Justice of the Peace. Gifts included many useful and handsome items.
New items arrive at Candee's with multiple birth notices including a daughter to Mrs Geo Datton a daughter to Mrs Fred Root a daughter to Mrs Sim Ford and twins to Mrs Tra Hopper two girls reported in local notices.
The Weiser Mercantile Co. has completed installing a turbine wheel at the mill and plans to start the mill soon. Ten men are at work, with further crews to increase, making ditch head changes to ease water intake from the river once repairs finish.
An advertisement markets imported and domestic cigars at Candee's Dressmaking. It also promotes Mrs. Terwilliger offering dressmaking services at Mrs. Chas LeValley's location.
An advertisement touts Acker’s English Remedy for Coughs Cold and Consumption sold by Warner and Somme ncamb at Candee's. It claims to stop a cough in one night and a cold in a day and guarantees satisfaction or money back.
For sale a nearly new lady's bicycle offered cheaply. Ad placed at Signal of Five location.
Fragmentary text describes drying preparations and a canning process. It mentions avoiding certain items and references Fly's Creass Pula as a remedy and various doctors, with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases.
Notice of forfeiture against named individuals for nonpayment or failure to comply. Describes property on the north slope of War Bugle Mountain at California Creek in Sao Co Idaho. Requires payment or protest within ninety days after publication, or the property will vest in the government. Issued by Jonx Dowsetta, President. Dated Suntord, Pte, Repti.
Impounded animal described as a three year old, no visible brand, ear in forehead, un branded and faded. Notice under Ordinance No 14 alerts owners to claim and pay charges or for sale at the city pound in Weiser at 7 p.m. Monday to the highest bidder for cash.
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