Weiser’s New Electric Light and Water System Tested
Fire threats fade as Weiser showcases a city owned electric light and water system. Monday night tests powered pumps and hydrants, generating 20 foot water arcs and a blaze of 20 blue white arc lights. Officials note the project is run by the people, not a private monopoly, marking a metropolitan step for the town.
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Weiser
Morris Sommer
Welser
Idanba
Boise
Pioneer Prospector Hugh Curran Visits Boise
Hugh Curran, one of the Rapid River region’s first prospectors, is in Boise as a district court witness. He has mined in the area nearly 20 years and owns several claims with rich ore showings. A friend reports Curran’s mines yield gold stringers visible to the naked eye with ten thousand tons of ore in sight. Negotiations are under way for a strong syndicate to acquire his properties.
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Hugh Curran
Rapid River
Curran
Boise
Granite
Joe Jackley
Iion Springs Company
Reception Honoring Mr and Mrs Chas Galloway At Galloway Home
A Saturday afternoon reception at Hon T O Galloway's residence honored Mr and Mrs Chas Galloway. One hundred twenty guests were invited to a women’s event with refreshments served by academy girls. Rooms were festooned with evergreens ferns and carnations. Guests were greeted by Mrs T C Galloway and Mrs Chas Galloway in two time slots. Lowney’s candies and imported cigars were also mentioned.
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Chas. Galloway
Hon
T. O Galloway
Academy
T. C. Galloway
Chas, Galloway
Salon Stage Accident Near Salmon River Report
The overturned Salmon River stage left Pete Carney with a broken shoulder and some ribs, and D L Sutton with a dislocated shoulder. Dr Foskitt of White Bird expects full recovery while the others were largely unharmed. The stage toppled after a stone gave way under a horse’s foot, throwing the vehicle onto rocks. Mr Lockwood had driven eight miles and was near the stop. The incident was deemed unavoidable and not the stage company’s fault.
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Salmon River
Pete Carney
Foskitt
White Bird
D. L. Sutton
Lockwood
Washington County at State Fair tale of a dramatic race
Tom Galloway saved Washington Coulee reptwtian of the state fair as events unfolded. A narrative mentions Galloway and others tied to primary competition, with references to Abie comely and Lasgont oyade amid local context including Malheur apple and Pine fos Maegan.
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Tom Galloway
Ube
Galloway
Abie Comely
Galloray
Wola
A Disreputable and Dangerous Teall
A public notice warns against alum baking powder as dangerous and unhealthful. Health authorities report arrests of powder venders, urging informed households to avoid inferior products to protect food safety. Fresh produce advertised by Weiser Faure & Produce Co. highlights retail context.
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Weiser Faure & Provuce Co
No lights in the county courthouse sparks funding debate
County commissioners discussed installing electric lights in the courthouse but postponed the decision amid doubts over the new system. Other actions included approval of road grading near Weiser, a $400 appropriation, and a price dispute over Eddy Place for a poor farm.
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Eddy Place
Weiser
James McCrull
Pine Creek
Ross Vounoo
Andere
Wither
Veiawr
Couuil
Middle Valley
Mawlaniell
Will Bite Interests Seize Mineral Prospects Near Weiser
The article discusses potential outside capital gaining footholds in Weiser area mineral resources. It notes Bingham Smelting of Salt Lake denying current takeover of Kleinschmidt interests in the Seven Devils, while A. Stephens of Carter-White Lead Co. eyes lead deposits in No business Canyon and Heath, sparking talk of a possible smelter by a Smelter Trust if investigations are favorable.
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Weiser
Associated Press
Bingham Smelting Company
Salt Lake
Kleinschmidt
Seven Devils
Stephens
Carter-White Lead Co
Denver
Nobusiness Canyon
Heath
Big Creek
Boise
Hunt
Welser
Potatoes Raised On East Town Farm Draw Big Harvest
Big Tubers, Lon Mitchell delivered at the office Saturday showing a potato yield from his east town farm. A half sack was brought in, with the largest over three pounds and the smallest about one pound. Mitchell cultivates just over an acre without irrigation and expects nearly 1000 bushels.
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Lon Mitchell
Mitchell
Pulming Work on the Bridge Riles Local Officials
Reported pumping work on the bridge prompted local officials to inspect the pumping system. The document notes concerns about the pump and its impact on the structure and surrounding area, with crews scheduled to inspect and test operations.
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