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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1900
Page
7
Weiser city items cover train schedule snippets and station departures, local arrivals, weddings planned, births, and ongoing business moves. Names of residents and visitors appear, including Woodcock, Sommercamp, Hands, Harris, and others, alongside notes on mining, milling, and civic events in Weiser Idaho.
Sealed bids for carpenterwork and roofing at the Masonic building in Weiser are due by 6 p m August 8 1900. The architect is Hummel Puller building plans may be viewed there. The right to reject all bids is reserved. The W R C meeting note and local notices follow with unrelated items on meat marketing and old patent medicine text.
A shop promotes updated stock of collars neckties and gents wear with low prices. It notes fashion changes and urges customers to inspect new arrivals while old stock remains available. The message mentions shoes harness and a no obligation inspection to entice purchases.
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