Weiser Board of Trade forms with numerous charter members
The Weiser Board of Trade launches with charter members including Charles Fosselman W F Sommercamp A G Corielle B M Jenney M L Viul W A Lyon K M Barton J W Lapish R E Lockwood H Haas J Selwyn R Davis M McGregor Louis Sommer Joseph R Numbers Joe W Ayers Thos C Galloway and Horace C Newman Joining members pledged fees and bylaws were adopted outlining objects to boost Weiser and Washington county industries The association sets a home in Weiser Idaho with officers elected annually and a five member executive committee to decide all questions under a quorum of five members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
Charles
Fosselman
W. F. Sommercamp
A. G. Corielle
B. M. Jenney
M. L. Viul
W. A. Lyon
K. M. Barton
J. W. Lapish
R. E. Lockwood
H. Haas
Joe
W. Ayers
Thos
C. Galloway
Horace C. Newman
Bernard Hans
Weiser
Weiser Islard
Sranan
Welmr
Haisten
Welser
Mt Wunnual
Yacamoyia
Chas
Joan Parison
Sunny Cernarties
Ifc.g. Calarugninte
Espns
Old Rube Besse The Oldest Pioneer of Warren Grew
The newspaper notes veteran pioneer Old Rube Besse of Warren County, famed for his longstanding settlement and storytelling. His age and influence mark him as a notable figure among early residents, with reminiscences highlighting local history and community ties.
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Warren
Sketch of Old Warren Reminiscences of Early Mining Days
A Rignat reporter recalls Warren during the 1860s mining boom. Florence and nearby towns buzzed as 2000 men flocked to Warren Creek, with camps at Summit Flat and two early tents named Washington and Richmond. Story details the 1862 whiskey saloon by Vanderventer, the first mining district in fall 1862, and the move to Summit Flat as winter approached.
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Florence
Winster
Warren Creek
Galchos
Summit Flat
Washington
Warren
Post Office
Slaughter Gulch
Richmond
Shiryy
Summit
Osgood’s
Jim Warren
Warren Gulch
M. 1
Sam
Vanderventer
Webfoot Gulches
Pete Riggs
Seamen
Weiser Idaho Horticultural Meeting Promises Strong Attendance
The State Horticultural meeting opens in Weiser with generous rail rates and a robust program. Key sessions include welcome remarks by Francie Galloway, papers on agricultural topics, and discussions on fruit culture, Bordeaux Mixture, and orchard practices.
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Weiser
Idaho
Oliphant
Upton
Tien
Rome City
It Moves at Last The New York Idaho Melting Plant
The New York Idaho Melting Company completes loading operations for the Devils plant site. Work resumes after delays, with crews confirming full readiness to begin production and ship products to regional markets.
Smelter Movement Shifts Away From Snake River Route
A smelter owned by the New York & Idaho Smelting Company was moved from two Weiser depot cars to teams and is en route to the Seven Devils district. Supplies from Portland for the plant include furniture and stoves. Location undecided, though rumors place it near Huntley’s on Indian Creek. The plan to place the plant on Snake River is abandoned, clearing the field for the camp’s opening and boosting Idaho railroad prospects.
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Weiser
New York & Idaho Smelting Company
Seven Devila
Portland
Huntley
Indian Creek
Warne
Anta
Snake River
Idaho
Ita
Idaho Railroad
Blake
Welser Bank
French
New York
Wolser
Life Insurance Poses Questions on Protecting Family Wealth
A sales pitch urges readers to consider life insurance to secure their family’s future. It promotes New York Life and claims hidden restrictions do not apply, promising access to benefits with a one month grace period and immediate coverage after signup while warning of strong financial protection for dependents.
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York
Urariee
Polley Belders
Accupasion
Gerky Bnow
Welser
Washington county horse fair opens with free-for-all races
First day features 00-yard mars free for all for saddle horses that have never won public money with purses 625 to first and 85 to second. Second day offers 8100-875 to first and second as frat takes all. Program lists track events including 1 pm start, bucking, and various heats for horses and poultry, with prizes and classes across several categories.
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Washington County
Cocond
Aly
Washington County Horses
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Society
Weiser Lodge
A. F
A. M
Ma‘sone
W. B. Goonricam
W. M Louis Son
Myrtle Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
T. O
Hall
Coarimy
Qourt
Rank Harris
Firat Stout
TDAHO
de & B
Idato
Calia
Allicent Jenney & Waterhouse
Shirley
R K. Wilson
Hettinger
J M. Canary
Monsorial Parlor
van Sick
M. Harvey
Agent Home Insurance Co
Phoenix Insurance Co
Royal Insurance Co
London & Liverpool and Globe Insurance Companies
A Matthews
City Feed Corral
Lwyn, Kier
R. F.beller
Prostient Yhe Bank OF
Weiser, Idaho
J. FP. Buller
T. J. Thurber GV
Bryan
Pal Parsons
Seley
United States
Europe
Council Valley Escla
Ling
Cvvst
Erienries
Heepmon
Tay
Tdahe
Dominion Company
Depe
Board OF Trade Meet
Blue Devils
Frank Crighton
Thurston's
Payette
Schilling
W. M. Repine
Tisklwn
Dr. King
Dr. Ing
No-Fottan
Taskes
Dinospire
Au Drurkiala
Aesit
Pentre
Tate
Weteer
Abo
Weise
Thada
Wicharl J. Rourke
Morse
Orton City
Abd al Eatin
Lamia
OLD
Rignat
Rube
M. BE
Axk
Todkins
Weiner Mere
Styles & Choate
Lewis
Francie Galloway
A. K. Gipson
New York & Idaho &Melting Company
Hoawiter
Cof
Weiser Merc. Co
Washington County Fair
Salubri
A, Idaho
Bert Mook
Tuyhay Gabbe Bork
Turkey
Bugiae
Bexe Walursuelen
Beast Walfebushel
Adl
Alain
Prunes
Tor Jan Jot
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