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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1901
Page
6
The notice describes fashionable evening materials with sheer textures, soft cling, and embroidery. It highlights satin like silks, fine chiffon slips, and lace over colored fabrics. A featured reception gown mixes Persian silk, black Chantilly, and white mousseline with beaded flounces and a rich applique.
An umbrella case designed for busy people, built to hold umbrellas canes and parasols with internal pockets and straps. Made of stout canvas with red fancy umbrella silk trim, it features scalloped corners hanging rings and long ribbons for packing. Khaki option available and various decorative effects possible.
A Paris of fur choices offers affordable options for stylish warmth. Bear muffs and bass vary from 35 dollars up, lynx scarves cost less, ankle fox fur dyed sable is popular and durable. Muffs can be velvet trimmed with lace and fur tails, creating dressy looks. Broadtail and crimson panne hats set a rich tone with coordinated coats and hats shown today.
A detailed guide to making a 18 inch square appliqued silk pillow for Yuletide gifting. The process covers soft neutral tinted silk groundwork, hand outlined leaves with red chalk marking, cord edging, and solid fruit work in apricot and plum colored silks, finished with green paint on leaves and a final oiling.
The Park Committee expresses gratitude to all who assisted in the Baby Show and reports $159.47 in the Park fund. They invite further contributions of money or land for the city park and request通知 to contact Park Committee chair Mrs. G. C. Buapiey.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a misread ad seeking a general worker and a "good girl" for light duties with good wages. Mentions Patton and Moyer and a cascade of garbled phrases about Bowels and Cathartio. lingering terms suggest era advertising style with vague job offer.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL. Mr and Mrs. A W Waters arrived home Tuesday evening from a two weeks visit at Burns, their former home. Jerry Louw has signed a contract with Mr. Parsons Co to buy cattle again this year in Oregon and Idaho. Subjects of sermons at St Luke's next Sunday are The Way, the Truth, and the Life in the morning and Confirmation in the evening. Merchant Ashby donated a silk bonnet as a prize in the baby show won by Easter who took second for heaviest baby under four months. Mr and Mrs Amos Green have returned to Weiser after months in the Palouse country where Green worked in the wheat fields during harvest. A boarder praises the new White Cafe for home cooking, cleanliness and good food. Roy Carruthers reports a possible transfer of Warren property with a shovel dredge to a strong company for a modern bucket dredge. Grant Green died last evening at 6:25 at the residence of Gil bert Tracy after kidney and lung illness. he was 27. Born in Rye Valley Oregon, he lived in Boise, Weiser and Olds Ferry. Chas Green, his father, arrived from Spokane. Funeral this afternoon at Mr Tracy's home.
Carruthers and O Toole report business falling off sharply in Weiser. Local officials discuss poll taxes for Chinese and Japanese residents, noting legal exemptions and broader road taxes requiring labor or payment. Secretary Bassett reports on Idaho waterway plans for Lewiston, and praises the Idaho prison Christian Endeavor society's growth.
The Outlook club urged weed clearance along sidewalks and spike installation. Ordinance 55 granting licenses for transient dealers received first reading. Scol lard and Davis proposed bell tower plans with Brewster Candee at 7.40, Hubbard 2.00, Rhes 8.25, Lowe 800, Hubbard 200, Travis 4.50, Harris 5.00. Walt Lyons visited Huntington noting a needed Spake bridge and reporting Harney Valley goods traffic and price comparisons with Weiser and Idaho Milling Co.
New subscribers to the SiaNan include R. J. Shoemaker of Fall River Massachusetts W G C Martin of Huron Kansas and several others with renewals and regional distribution. Churchill in Weiser has become a distributing center for Mumford laboratory Antitoxine covering Idaho counties and for Goodyear Rubber Company goods while Seven Devils mining disputes draw visitors from Chicago Boise Portland and Helena. Harris Dean harnesses offer value priced gear and a Payette branch opens with Emil Carlson. Ex. laments changing public figures and praises old fashioned women.
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