Local Visitors and Movements Highlight Salubria News
A string of civilian visits and movements from Caldwell Payette Salubria and Boise mark the week. Notables include Edward Hedden J J Lorton G G Baker and J P Gray who traveled here with Judge Richards. A major mill expansion in Salubria and the Maxfield family’s move from Indian Valley are noted alongside local business updates and a medicinal advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Hedden
Caldwell
Our City
Lreton
Payette
M. W. Wilkerson
Salubria
W. B. Hancock
Seven Devils
Ed Brannon
Weiser
Emmett
Boise
J. P. Gray
Judge Richards
D. W. Sheperd
Cambridge
Society Notes Round Out Weiser Autumn Social Scene
Friends of Mr and Mrs Cordelle celebrated their wedding anniversary with games and well wishes then departed at midnight. Episcopal church conundrum supper served about 150. thanks extended to helpers. A Surprise Party honored Mrs Harvey on her birthday with baskets of refreshment. gentlemen joined later for cards. Outlook Club meets Nov 21 with a science development talk. chocolate fudge party planned Nov 14 at Mrs Butterfield’s for club friends. Acker’s Blood Elixir advertised as cure, sold by T Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Episcopal Church
Acker
T. Williams
Educational Column in Washington County Leaders
An educational column asks teachers to contribute, noting the Weiser Educational Association meeting at Weiser High School on Saturday November 17, 1900. The program includes quizzes, papers on teaching topics, and reviews of history and methods plus a note on improving school visitor turnout and student interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
J. 1. Pope
Weiser
Idaho
Council News and Local Notes From Meadow Creek Area
Council reports two weeks of illness, residents in Meadows on business, and local workers moving or returning. Teachers change posts as Miss Jessie Pry leaves Biggerstaff school. Rev G F P Boylin arrives to join Congregational work with 437 registered at the town. Local visitors include James J Jones and T H W Biggerstaff. Paul DeLaney of the Oregonian visits and secures subscribers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biggerstaff
T. HW. Biggerstaff
James J. Jones
Stewart
Indian Valley
Boise
G. FP. Boylin
Henderlite
Montana
Emberton
Carl Weed
Cohen & Criss
Gray
Paul DeLaney
The
Oregonian
Salubria Valley Growth And Community Happenings
Salubria, a central county valley town of about 400 people, is rapidly developing with new schools, churches, a Sunday School expanding under Mrs. Aretha Cook and officers elected. The town hosts a growing mill, a nine piece Salubria brass band, new stores, and local residents returning from hunts and travels as community life strengthens, with Rev. WoW VanDusen presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salubria
Pie Mor
Nomor
Sion
Salubeia Brass Band
Whippy
Henry Hass
L. W, Slur
P. Pemberton
M. Bebureh
Wo W. VanDusen
Balse Distrian
Warren Area News Brief From South Fork and Camps
South Fork pack trains deliver vegetables while ranches along the river see activity with Miner Czizek and McCune visiting Salt Lake and Leadville. The Silver King boarding house adds One Wolf and family. new school house ready as autumn turns to winter. local miners, merchants, and travelers move through note of fires, illness, and upcoming trips.
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South Fork
Mr. Bull
Leadville
Colotutu
Czizek
Bevy
McCune
Salt Lake
Dan Leach
Salubria
One Wolf
Silver King
Charlie Degundy
Ed Hughes
North
Camus Prairie
Doss McCall
Ira Pattinger
Long Valley
Lite Giant Company
Clara ‘Thomas
Joe
Portland
Bob
Sandy Divine
Mathias
Bergdorf
Able
Hume
Bert Heny
Lis
John Knight
Tew Caswell
Wes Richie
Thunder Mountain
Ed Clark
Mallock
Bill Hill
Grangeville
George Reibold
Thesday
Arch Edmunds
Little Giant Company
Vera Powell
Johnny Silverwood
Chicago
Dan McKay
South Creek
Bob Lynn
Rudolph Shults
White Monument
Irwin and
Larson
Ed Becker
Meadows
Bally Chamberlain
Grangesville
Marion Crowell
Bert Woodland
Clyde Lockwood
Herbert Cook
Boemis
Sleepy Hollow
Orn
Sint
Mr. Netkin
Ah Bat
Boise
General Roberts
Joe Thomas Big Hotel
Duniway
Beecher City
Hiineis
Jena
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Assbesor Voraner
Gomanieshotiies
Pate Itis
Joe Joo
Anal Valley
Bea Pry Cy
Tafeees Ruthburg
Rveyor
J. J. Lorton
G. G. Baker
Council
Fosseman
Butte
P. Woodcock
Hummell
Stuart French
James Sutton
L. P. Lynch
Atty. Lovejoy
Mr. Wright
Ho Mosman & Co
Cohen G Criss
F. M. Potter
Mackey Boys’ Bay Press
Middle Valley
Wilkerson & Thompson
P. & I. Contractors
Smith Bros
Jas. A. Maxfield
Maxfields
Maxfield
Balt Lake
Mra. Cordelle
Cordelle
Outlook Club
Public School Notes
Foresman
Haas Bros
Council Valley
Washinton
Schoors
M. E Church
Aretha Cook
L. W. Smith
Minnie Day
Golder Martin
Ray Darnell
Albert Lavender
Hattie Jones
Edwin Eiton
A. M. Over
Gee
Hirtle
Mabel Berry
H. Ji
Chris. Wilkis
al Godlove
Ed Lorton
Rs. Gray
Frank Golsen
Duke Jewell
Kansas
Tere
Warren
Pierce
Kidder
Hill Dale Farm
Enosburg
G. W. Moyer
West Eoff Street
Ely
Malag
ELY Brothers
Warren Streets
Restaurane
Jim Lee
Commercial Street
Tdahe
Neues
Siforda
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