Mixed notes from Walla Walla and surrounding area
A fragmented report describes Mi B conference at Walla Walla. G A Johnson to Warner Conrad Grabb sells his ranch in Salmon Valley to M Parcifield for 84 400. Sage crosses Snake River at Rana han s ferry in a few days. Judge Harris returns and rides railroad track near Fifteen Mile House. A new road and a bridge repair bid are noted. Hon T C Galloway moves to Boise for schooling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad Grabb
Salavis Valley
5. M. Porcifield
Sage
Snake River
Ranahan
Brant Mining officials tour Thunder Mountain claims
To, Investigate, Qeo, Brant and Bowerman, manager and vice president, reaped dy, of Brant Mining and Milling Co., Kangas City, Mississippi, own several claims in Thunder Mountain proper, were in the city Tuesday. They plan to return east after Wednesday and Bowerman will inspect Rapid River district mines and Rankin General Mining and Milling Co. properties. They seek the best and cheapest ore reduction process and expect to be back in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qeo
Brant
S. P. Bowerman
Reapeddy
Brant Mining & Milling Company
Kangas City
Misoor
Thunder Mountain
Organizer Maud Wheeler Heads to Moscow to Organize Lodges
A successful organizer, Maud Wheeler, left Tuesday evening for Moscow to rosin during the winter and work on organizing lodges of the Order of Feado. She plans to visit Lewiston, Coeur dAlene City, Eville, and other northern cities before returning to Weiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Wheeler
Moscow
Rosin
Wheeler
Order of Feado
Lewiston
Coeur d'Alene
Eville
Nmibern
Weiser
Pretty Wedding Shown In City Social Notes
A late 19th century wedding described as one of the prettiest reddings in the city occurred at a Methodist church on a Wednesday evening with Rev W Rey officiating. The couple were Miss Lillie Chesney Y of Oregon and John A Pan of Weiler, about 20 friends attended the ceremony, and several young business people sent congratulations amid informal wedding greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rey
Mian Lillie Chesney
Weiser Cornet Band Open Air Concert Saturday Evening
The Weiser Cornet Band will hold an open air concert on the streets Saturday at 7 o clock. The program includes When Knighthood was in Flower by Rocco Venuto, Symphia by Abe Holz, Anons by Vivian Carey, Nuggett Nell by Geo. Southwell, Blaze Away by Abe T. Nauman, and Dixie Land by Chauncey Haines. Band members practice diligently and the town may soon have a proud band. everyone is urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiser Cornet
Rocco Venuto
Chauncey Haines
Welser
Purcell and Wilson Wed at Couneil by Justice Cool
Married Wednesday at Couneil Justice Cool officiated W H Purcell and Mary Wilson wedding text notes Mrs Wilson long resident of Weiser and former librarian. Purcell a carpenter for Rankin Mining Co now to live at Rankin works. They were childhood sweethearts who had not met for years before marrying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Purcell
Mary Wilson
Couneil
Justice Cool
Death of Edward Glasscock in Washington County
Edward Glasscock son of Mrs D S Glasscock died Tuesday afternoon after a short illness from stomach troubles He was about 20 born in Washington county Funeral services were held at the Congregational church at 10 o clock Thursday morning Rev Rogers officiating Interment was in Weiser cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Glasscock
D. S. Glasscock
Washington County
Rogers
Weiser Cemetery
Law Dates Hast Vetobor Bib Sale in Louisville Kentucky
Fragmentary notice states a sale of property from a named trust or estate in Louisville Kentucky with locations in Dien Colorado and Paonle pointe. The document mentions a date for sale and mentions good for return or surrender terms tied to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dien Colorado
Pointe
Lane
Louisville
Partiowlare
Fragmented OCR Summary Item
An OCR snippet shows scattered letters and fragments without clear names places or dates, offering no definite event or characters. Unable to determine a coherent people or organizations from the provided text.
Weiser City Council approves bonds and water rate fixes
The Weiser Idaho city council adjourned meeting introduced Ordinance No. 85 to issue five thousand dollars in municipal coupon bonds to fund and refund city debt and levy annual tax to pay interest and principal. Bonds bids to be advertised. Council approved water and light rate schedules and confirmed Local Improvement District No. 1 assessment roll with several related accounts and pump house upgrades. Adjournment to Sept 24 and details on water rates and pump modifications followed.
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Weiser
Local Improvement District No. 1
Dave Ross
Portland
Pacific Elec Co
Geo. F. Porter
Willard Handler
Council
W. F. Butcher
Bath
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M. Tlarvey
Figo
Mi. B
Walla Walla
G. A. Johnson
Warner
J. B. Ward
Hon. T. C Galloway
Boise
Farmer's Ditch
District Court
Norman Buck Presidis Ding
Weiner
Eure
Nektar
Layule
Band Concer
Tatermezzo
Anons
Vivian
Geo. Southwell
Marc
Abe
Nauman
Baward Glascock
Er Younghl
Akaional
Grove'e Ignature
Ell Dragulee
Pest Gamdies
Haas Bros
Weiser, Idaho
Mint
Copple & Cross, Proprietors
LENCE
A. C. Mitchell
My Dairy Oe
Robt
A. Rayh
Weiser Hotel
Weiser,daho
Pacific
Idaho
R’y
Brattie Laken Middle
Carella
Welner
Pacific & Idaho
Don
Oumtey
Gulwate
Joan
Wena
P.P. Shelby
Wolsar
G. H. Ferguson
Kelly's Lumber Yard
R. I. Koonce
I. X. I. Grocery
Fred
Vansice Barber Shop
Illinois. Central Railway
Servion
Fom Ype
Tisha
Pal
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New Orleans
Las
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St Louis
Kevaneville
Ind
Mont ‘Erritory
Handcom
Lipeery Gara
Illinois
Lake City
Foleyskidneycure
Milwaukee
Claude 8. Williams
Salt Lake City
Utah
Foleyshoney
Childrens Safe
Hook Island
Kor Information
Adarene Hal & Hay
Generel Ee Ont
Demver
Waried
Eliren
A. J. Hopkins
Ieeea
Kansas City
Saint Louis
Memphis
Springfield
Birmingham
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Southeast
W. Martin General Western Agent
17Th ST
Denver
Colo
Union Pacific
Milwaukee & St. Paul Ry
Chicago, Milwaukee & &T. Paul Railwaye
Aspnerel Vasepaper Agt. Ablopge
Claude
Williams
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