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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1898
Page
3
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Subscription rates listed by M E Sommercamp and Co describe costs for one copy and annual terms with two month grace periods and monthly payments. The text lists agents Allen Brown Gelanies Claries Anderan and Garnet Hart as subscription organizers assisting with signups.
Montana prospects receive mixed news as residents report efforts to promote development, with figures like Chas Osbourn and D. Feardon steering projects. Weather cautions linger, infrastructure plans advance, and mining and homestead activity continues in Garnet, Crooked River, and Devils districts amid cautious optimism for a regional rebound.
Indian Valley in Waahiton county shows a rural community scene with climate, population growth, and orchard prospects. Notices report visits, a twin's funeral, school wood duties, salary worries, and family moves. Other items mention health, births, and local residents returning from Salubria valley. a pioneer’s death closes the snippet.
Salubria near the center of the county hosts preparations for a fair with seven teams already at work on grounds and booths. Local news includes arrivals for schooling, a republican convention, a band concert, and residents moving, visiting, or welcoming relatives, with several families noted and a 15 cent lunch box mentioned as popular for schoolchildren.
Council readers note local notes from the valley. Advertisements mention the Mormons Warner and Lewis recently in the valley and leaving with a load of vegetables. Mrs Brambiet of Pincerville plans to visit her mother. Mr Moser, Mr Peebles, and others travel to Warren with produce. News covers births, deaths, travels, and school openings. Bruce Morrison was reported ill. Dr. Brown attended him. Miss Webb returns home. Jessie Davis returns from Ontario. John Hancock and wife voyage to Boise. Louis Guernett welcomes a son in September 20.
A long stream of reads describes Warren residents travelling to Boise and Thunder Mountain, mine work at Goodenough and Ariice, contracts at various mines, arrivals and departures, and plans for winter. People named include Mrs Powell, Mr Cox, Werts, L Leighton, Harry Mathews, Dan Lorch, Meek Beams, and Ada Smith.
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