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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1898
Page
3
Report of camp activities includes ore shipments, pack trains, and arrival of new goods and people. Names such as Mackey Myers Goodell Chute Myers and Caswell appear, with references to Long Valley Lewiston Weiser and Thunder Mountain. Pranks on freight workers and preparations for winter pursuits are described along with livestock movements and cheese making plans.
Warren. Win Rynearsen and Sherman West of Thdian valley visited Joukeaat to save plaewe geneud belonel from Cornett and Mathias. West stayed over while Rynearsen returned home. Ed Clark and Pred Meno assisted at Clark mine cleaning up. On the way back after dinner Deno, in Clark’s absence, moved boxes. Smarry claims the robber rammed and knocked.
Hob Gray was in the valley during the work. The auction sale was a success as Mr. Gross sold everything he brought to lawn. Mr. Gross and wife have departed for the east, while the Dhele son stayed to sell remaining property before leaving for Salt Lake City. Bill Haines and family moved to Monroe Creek. Mr. Hates traded his panel at Crooked River for a ranch on Monroe Creek belonging to a Mr. Vanella. Miss Ilva Kewster drifted about, thanks to Dr. Brown's treatment. Mya Kesler returned to Long Valley where Sam Criss had gone to Salubria for a Jewish holiday. Jim Copeland's son visited from Long Valley Friday. Miss Etta Lee started to Rojee for the winter. Bob White is registering names, about 63 so far, many late Sept. 20. Mile Wilkerson is hauling barber to his hours in subduval valley. he has finished a new barn. Harrison McWharter is hunting lumber from Belur’s tail to pair a new barn. A number of gentlemen visited Salubria during the week, including Dutie Cutty, Kiel Wilson, Chas Cole, Billie Wallace, and Dr. Brown. One later went to the Seven Devils. Three will attend a dance at the new school house next Friday night. Bert Lane and family started toward the towne country last week. Near Mindie Bye, a little boy fell from a wagon. the hind wheel passed over him, ending his life. Dr. Lee attended the injured.
The item lists locals like Byron Gian, Tina Hopston, Chas Andes, Prva Anderson, Howes Kline J, Qook, Mills Martin Poke, Cora Nelson, and others in town yesterday. It mentions a Silver Republicans convention delegates Edie Wilson and Mik Kieli, a grand ball at Mr. Arhack Je'k, and road work by the trend supervisor. Date noted Sept 20.
A Weiser society event, a Mother Goose Social hosted by Mrs Dr Shirley, featured guests in festive costumes. Attendees guessed characters from souvenir cards, shared lunch, and drew on the blackboard to illustrate roles. Prizes included a pen wiper float prize, with booby prize awarded to Mrs Hawthorn and Mrs Kamp.
Notices show C W Jones seeking a daily intake of approximately 50 tons of iron and charcoal from Peacock mine by a seven devile deadline in 1898. The plan ties to firms Ar rjemi Mining and Lefin with new smelter at Welner within twenty days, while other contracts with Haves and America Mining face cancellation or dispute.
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