Rumors Fly About Attorney Lovejoy in Weiser Visit
Rumors spread that Attorney Lovejoy has been seen in the Boise area this week and in Weiser, with no one able to identify who saw him. He reportedly called on Jim Hawley in Hawley’s Boise office last Saturday to discuss his affairs and a possible return to Weiser to live down past faults. Hawley urged him to face the music, and the public’s stance remains uncertain.
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Lovejoy
Inj
Weiser
Jim Hawley
Boise
Jim
Hawley
Superior Workmanship by Lew Waters for Butterfield Live Stock
Lew Waters has produced a fine hand made buckboard for the Butterfield Live Stock Company. The wagon uses seasoned hickory and Norway iron braces with a grit guarding boxing design. It is guaranteed to run 1000 miles on one greasing and has already attracted orders for two more vehicles from other clients.
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Lew Waters
Butterfield Live Stock Company
Lew
Ditch Companies Impose Per-Share Assessments
The board of directors of the Ex tension and Second Extension ditch companies this week levied assessments of 9 per share in the extension and 25 per share in the Second Extension. The affairs were thoroughly reviewed and found well managed, with Secretary August Brockman praised for diligent service.
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August Brockman
Condolence resolutions from Kalos Circle No 154
The Grand Guardian of the Universe removes Wood land from our midst. The circle mourns a faithful member, devoted wife and loving mother, extending heartfelt sympathy to her husband and children. A copy of resolutions is sent to the family and two newspapers, the lodge charter draped in mourning for thirty days.
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Woodland
Kalos Circle
Weiser Signal
Weiser World
Mouralog
Ags B
Tariow
Wise Berra Mobune
Rooke Recaptured After Escape From Idaho Deputy
Rooke, Idaho county horsethief, recaptured at Cottonwood Tuesday while being transported to Mt. Idaho jail from Grangeville. Idaho county placed a $1000 reward for his recapture. Sheriff Smith to receive it. Son of pioneer A. B. Rooke, he has a history of scrapes and was out on bonds totaling $7000 for alleged crooked work. He is well known in northern Washington county.
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William Rooke
Idaho County
Pat County
Mt. Idaho
Grangeville
Cottonwood
A. B. Rooke
Sheriff Smith
Rooke
Washington County
Gambling Rooms Shut by Mayor Order
By order of the mayor all gambling games are closed. Marshal Mc Grew issued the closing order Wednesday. Games of chance had been closed weeks ago but recently reopened and then were reopened more openly.
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Marshal McGrew
Dividend Correction at Weiser Mercantile Company
In Wednesday's Signal the dividend was misstated as 15 cents per share but should be 15 percent per share. The correction notes this change materially affects stockholders' receipts.
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Weiser Mercantile Company
District Court Hears Quiet Title Case Wednesday
District Court met this Wednesday to hear the case Oregon Short Line Railroad Company v. George Nesbit et al for quieting title to land. After evidence, the court took the matter under advisement. AScientific Discovery Kodol Dyspepsia Care is touted as aiding digestion by supplying natural juices and relaxing stomach tension.
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El'y
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
George Nesbit
Miners and Ditch District Meeting Report In Idaho
Claude Waln, from Mineral, reports Ladd Metals employs over 100 men at a new Snake River smelter site and quartz showing free gold from Forest Lilly on Grouse creek. He plans spring return to develop the ground. Weiser Irrigation District adopts 1903 tax on lands and town lots to cover bond interest and district costs. Water charges set for warm lands and town lots, with contractor Harkins’ work estimated at 2784.99 and 2300 due.
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Claude Waln
Mineral
Ladd Metals, Company
Snake River
Mr. Waln
Marshall Lake
Grouse Creek
Forest Lilly
Weiser
Utter
Canal
Harkins
Amoont
Barbour Sails West for Eye Treatment in San Francisco
M. Barbour of Black Lakes sold his mercantile stock to F. Macey and moved the goods to Iron Springs. He travels to San Francisco for eye treatment after suffering snow blindness last winter and fearing further eye damage.
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S. M. Barbour
Black Lakes
F. Macey
Case Dismissed in Idaho Sheep Theft Charge
The State of Idaho v H. Mumford case for taking sheep from W. D. Graham in Long Valley is dismissed. Mumford agrees to pay costs and return the claimed sheep. Preliminary hearing was to be before Justice Coakley on Thursday.
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of Idaho
Va. H
Mumford
W. D. Graham
Long Valley
Coakley
Early Closing Movement Signed By City Merchants
Merchants in the city have signed a formal agreement to close all places of business at 7 p m Monday evening November Sth marking the start of the early closing movement. Saturdays and holidays are excepted from the new hours.
Pony Express Announces New Schedule Change
The Pony Express changes its route from Huntington to Boise via Weiser with a morning start. Trains reach Weiser then Boise, arriving at 10 15 and departing 10 45. The service likely ends after the 15th when a Short Line schedule takes effect.
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Pony Express
Huntington
Ron Boise
Weiser
Boise
Reward Offered for Information on Thefts in Weber City
A $40 reward is posted for information leading to the capture of individuals linked to recent thefts in Weber City. Authorities urge residents to report any details about the suspects or the incidents to help identify and apprehend the culprits.
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City of
Weber
Black Lakes Miner Visits Weiser to Organize Prospect Ground
Sam Fairfield, a Black Lakes miner, is in the city this week. His wife Mrs. Fairfield has prospected near Black Lakes for nearly three years and he plans to form a company to operate his promising mining locations. This is Fairfield's first Weiser visit in over two years, during which he notes many changes.
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Sam Fairfield
Black Lakes
Local News: Bryant Sapping Reid Returns to Weiser
Mr. Bryant Sapping Reid, who traveled to California to settle an estate, returned to Weiser with his wife last Wednesday. He plans to make his future home in Weiser and is an experienced lineman formerly with the Bell Telephone Co.
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Bryant Sapping Reid
California
Weiser
Bell Telephone Co
Marriage License Issued to Henry and Ayres
County Clerk Smith issues a marriage license to George S. Henry of Weisser to wed Rosa Ayres of Weiser in a civil record noting the couple's names and filing authority.
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Smith
George S. Henry
Weisser
Rosa Ayres
Weiser
Royal Neighbors of America Meeting Notice
The next regular meeting will be held Monday evening November 16. The charter will be left open until that date and all who wish to become charter members may apply until then. Send in your names.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Harness store to move into vacated Koff street room
Will Move Harness Store Harris and Dean relocate on November 15 into the room just vacated by Felthouse Bros. Bibles are ready for inspection at Churchill's drug store with prices very low.
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Harness
Harris & Dean
Koff Street
Felthouse Bros
Churchill's
Notes of progress at Thunder Camp
A Lewiston Tribune correspondent from Roosevelt describes Indian summer conditions, mining activity, and camp life. He reports 50 structures in Roosevelt, several mines employing around 60 workers, rising winter supplies, and high costs for provisions. He warns some contractor practices were questionable and notes two Smith Creek companies shipped workers with few tools, while predicting two large mills will operate next summer.
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The
Lewiston Tribune
Roosevelt
Sunnyside
Warren
Idaho
Big Creek
Elk Creek
Besd
Smith Creek
Monumental Creek
Dewey
Fairview
East Dewey
Thunder Mountain
Terbi Man Trapa
Woodmen of the World Social and Musical Event
The Woodmen of the World and Indies of Kalos Circle hosted a social and musical evening at their hall on Thursday night. More than 150 attendees enjoyed singing, a varied program led by Mrs Connaughton and others, and generous refreshments before the event ended with games.
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Woodmen of the World
Indies of Kalos Circle
Unclear OCR Fragment From City Paper
Fragmentary OCR text lacks coherent event or names. no verifiable entities or dates. Unable to derive a reliable headline or summary from the provided garbled content.
Black family returns to Weiser with new plans
Mrs. Win Black arrived Wednesday afternoon from Enterprise Oregon where Mr. Black has run a hotel for six to eight months. He has sold the business and will make Weiser his permanent home. He has gone to Portland and will come back soon. He praises Weiser as the best town in the west.
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Win, Black
Enterprise
Ore
Ex-County Commissioner Campbell Undergoes Thumb Amputation
Charles Campbell, former county official, had the right thumb amputated by Dr Neahers after a long bone felon case. Surgery, deemed necessary after prolonged suffering, followed evaluation and was performed Wednesday in the city.
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Charles Campbell
de. Neahers
OAS Nan Tame at Candies
Reading fragmentary lines from an old page, this note hints at a local feature or event near a candy shop. Names, places, or dates are unreadable, leaving only garbled wording about teeth and a making or sale reference.
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Urner
Freoklin Grove
Bunkien
Gamdee
Marshall Lake District
Ditch Directors
San Franci
Matthews & Moulton
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Hutle
Thunder Camp
Butte
Woodmen of the World Social
Connaughton
H. Travis
Neva Cox
Miss Hughes
Harry Deus
Soog
Mester Connell
Geo
Porter
Addo
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