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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1898
Page
3
Salubria, a valley town with about 400 inhabitants, boasts a rich bounty and striking natural advantages. The area features business houses, halls, schools, churches, and a stable, catering to a steadily increasing population and value.
Report covers development at Seven Devils with road work, capital needs, and new residents. Visited by Henry Sommercamp and George Dog itz, J M Denney to Salubrin, Blue Jacket Co. employs ten on road to Bent, Aiken moves to Garnet, smelter debt payments by Tune Blake and others, Denny & Harbour haul wood, and locals build farms and irrigation. Flour and vegetables shipped. surveyor Wm Noot and Judge Marne involved.
Wilson Brox and Barnard Has visited during the week. Glass Bros Allan of Montanty stayed at Ballard's Masks Wilkerson and Clark were among us. George Reynolds and Mase Fuchs are at Caprum again. Nels Swanson of Bear is at Welker on business. Clarence Smith Joe Clement Joe Warner and BR Loberg have been at Council and vicinity. Zigler is said to be on Pine crowk on business connected with the steamer Abel. Bear will be the center of activity tomorrow.
Warren area reports show Ea Recker and Nata Bar securing ore-hauling contracts from the Trwin mine to Reibald's mill. The community notes include Sunday school reforms in Weiser, local mail arrivals, winter preparations, farm and mill activity, and a teachers examination notice for Noahers.
Buckies Arnica Salve advertised as best for cuts sprains skin eruptions and chapped hands claims to cure piles with money back guarantee priced at 25 cents per box. Produced by B M Jeane and partners with trusted agents in the state to manage distribution and sales.
The death of Mrs. Emma Glasscock on a Sunday after severe cold led to heart failure at Frank Hubbard’s house while caring for his children. Born February 14, 1300 in New York, she leaves two sons and two daughters. Buried Monday. siblings named in the Obituary.
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