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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1897
Page
3
In Weiser area items report fires at camps, health recoveries, and social visits. Camp activity includes race horses from John Day Oregon, breeders in Warren and Meath, with a growing business scene in hardware, grain, and a forthcoming brewery. The community teems with travelers, tradesmen, and upbeat outlook.
Wim Mossman and wife plus two sisters left Oregon to visit parents for a month or longer. Mrs Kennedy had dental work in Saly. Mrs Clayborn returned from the mountains, Mr Clayborn rode to Connell then sheep camp. Margaret Walker went to Squaw Creek to put up fruit. Win Walker toured Mrs Fadden's place and searched for nuckleberries. Louisa and Flora Kimbrough visited Indian Valley. Geo Kennedy’s barn work planned this week. Isave Leighton went to Welser. Ben and Jor Alien to Squaw Creek for cord wood. Ayers camp tender and Neal traveled to Emmett. Linnie Marsh rode the stage to Payette. Laing found horses at Indian Valley and headed home. August Slat.
Long list of residents visitors and business activity in Council Valley Idaho with mentions of Mead, Long valley and Weiser. Various locals including Tom Sherwood Neil H P Lee and Miss Laura Bouxton are cited for travels illnesses farming and commerce. A stray note mentions a doctor visiting a sick child and local mining and haying activity.
A local Weiser column covers property deals by Cohen and Cris, street improvement plans including water works and sewer system, and nearby business transitions. It mentions Mr Davis of Kansas City scouting a new location, residents traveling between Denver and Weiser, and several social notes including a funeral, travel updates, and editorials on wheat prices and public works.
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