Idaho Horticultural Society Holds Weiser Session
The State Horticultural Society of Idaho held a Weiser meeting this week with enthusiastic attendees. Exhibits from multiple counties showcased fruits vegetables and crafts, including apples pears grapes and peppers. Notable displays came from Blackfoot and Bingham counties, with large squashes and 4500 foot elevation produce highlighting the region’s bounty. The session opened Tuesday evening with a program of readings music and remarks by A McPherson and Robert Miliken, followed by committee appointments and adjournment to Wednesday at 9:30.
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State Horticultural Society of
Idaho
Weiser
Siaxan
Bingham
Ann County
F.H. McDonald
D. Geckler
A. McPherson
Nez Perce County
Robt. Schleicher
Lewiston
Mary Galloway
Canyon County
Wm. Conghanhaur
J. J. Tool
Washington County
Carlin
NM Hawthorn
Galloway
Jimmeson
Wells
Dawson
Dean
Lowe
VanSice
Walters
Goodheart
Rev. McPherson
Frances Galloway
Ncise
Ada County
Frank Harris
Robert A. Miliken
Nampa
AL Hitt
O. M. Harvey
0. M. Hixon
Geo Triplow
BR. E. Lockwood
Weiner
Charles Hartley
Ada
Robert Milliea
A. B Gipson
Caldwell
F Smith
Blackfoot
First Baptist Association Meets at Salubria 1807
The nineteenth annual session of the First Baptist Association convened at Salubria on September 2, 1807. Rev. George W. Black was chosen moderator and Rev. J. Kiton clerk with H. Wilson treasurer. The body reported 725 members, 19 baptisms, 32 received by letter, and adjourned to Middleton church next year. The program included sermons by Rev. Townsend, Rev. Lydston, Rev. Binck, Rev. Weber, and Rev. Clark, with emphasis on home and foreign missions.
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First Baptist Association
Salubria Church
Unser
E. N. Elton
George W. Black
Weiser
J. Kiton
Salubria
H. Wilson
MB. Townsend
Nampa
L. L. Shearer
John Ilt
T. H. Lydston
G. W. Binck
J. B. Weber
D.D
J. G. Clark
Mt. Home Baptist Church
Pucitle Baptist
Middleton Church
J.B. Weber
D. Dy
G. W. Black
First Baptist Association of Idaho
Onanicus
Warren greets oldest pioneer LD Rube Besse
LD Rube Besse, acclaimed as Warren County’s oldest pioneer, reflects on years of settlement and community growth while sharing stories of early days and frontier life.
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Warren
Sketch of Old Warren L Signal Reminiscences of Early Day Mining
A reminiscence of Warren Idaho County mining towns of 1863 1860s describes placer and quartz activity. It notes 2000 men flocking to gulches for gold 1863 ground below Washington opened rich claims paying fortunes, key figures Rube Besse Frank Osgood O L Whiting Jim Warren Wm B Knott and Hearst arrival. Prices high and wages up to seven dollars a day. County seat moved from Florence to Warren then Mt Idaho. Concludes quartz developments revived Warren with later bold investments and enduring legacy.
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Washington
Rube Besse
Frank Osgood
O.L. Whiting
Summit
Jim Warren
Blink
Boise
Jim
Wyoming
Wm. B. Knott
Knott
Warren
Idaho County
Florence
Mt. Idaho
Richmond
Jeff Stanford
Rube
Sam Connor
George Hearst
California
Hearst
Willy Witeh Wining
Affidavit exposes fraud in Kleinachsmidt grade scheme
An affidavit by engineer Noot claims the Kleinichmidt grade from Snake River to the Pracock mine was altered after signing, inflating grade estimates to benefit Idaho Railroad promoters. A race from Indian Creek to Weiser reveals rival claims for a homestead entry and a battle over a smelter site, with bonds and transfers linked to a Montana owner.
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Idaho
Hemerd
Noot
Kleinechmidt
TKR
Seven Devils
Weiser
Wastineron
Wiliam Noot
Elvil
Snake River
Pracock
Ssid
Kleinschmidt
Anc
Wendy
Eed
Noor
Mr. Noot
Lock and Andrews
Indian Creek
Weiner
George Reynolds
Andrews
Lock
Reynolds
Kleinachnardts
Kleinachnnidt
Montana
Idaho Railroad Company
K. Abou
Washington county harness races open two days of heats
First day features free-for-all yard dash events with purses and multiple heats. Second day highlights a half-mile dash and a throwing race with top prizes. third day includes a half-mile event with staged heats. Local entries include horses, prizes listed, and race times noted for 4 PM starts.
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Washington County
Harson
Fen Coralti
Pnesty
Zorterutng
Senn
Dex Prirse
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Weiser Lodge
Alb, & A. Ms
W. B. Goopmmann
W. M. Owis Soncen
F. Temple
Alway
HS. Newstay
M. Harvey
Myrtle Lodge
Knights of Pythias
F. Hall
B. Coaxuury
ML. Vian
K. Rand
ART
Manso
Whiser
Wii
Officie
First Stecet
Xo. W. Ayers
Mate Horticultral Soviet
Tdahlo
QU. B. Shirley
R v. Wilson
BVT
Wwltling
Vendome Hotel
Barbe
R M. Canary
Tonsorial
Parlor Weiser, Tdaho
Weiser Hajreut
van Sick
C. C
Callin
Home Insurance Co
Phoenix Insurance Co
Royal Insurance Co
London & Liverpool Globe Insurance Companies
Joann Bws & CO
Tasa Job
J.selwyn
Eather
Rf, Bulli
Bank OF Weiser
Weiser, Idaho
Capital
BL Buller
Henry Thurber
GV Pryan
PAL Parsona
Selwyn
Transnets
Boye and Sella Exchange
Univer
Earope
Donny Va
Councilley
Bane
John Hancock
Tynatuyteny
Action Gentlemen
Edo Mowey
Deratwion
Chinage
O. F. Smith
Blackfoot Nurseries
Bingham County
M Johnston
Daniel Dean Gilbert Tracy
OM Harvey
Lamasdon
Rives
JO Peters
Jason Halleck
Kimball
O Fritver
Hubbard
Puller
A Shaw
Ottman
Durbin
Gorrie
Hark
Tylor
Ad Hopkins
Newman
GM Waterhouse
M Parker
JV Wilkerson
Witte
Welsar
Jedfreys Abacus
Alva
Indian Valley
Rey
Upton
Kon
Biton
Sohal
Frank Douglas
J. M. Williams
Congregational 5. S. of
Beeny
Karte
Ivay
Black
Wright
Smulth
Pavette
J. D. Burley
Lae
Geo. W. Fuor
Mans Kaue
H. A. Leer
Slocum
Geo Four
Rev. Paddock
Rey Juck
HA. Lee. Bowers
KR. Blacks
Ose
ME Sommmucame & Co
Weiser Merc, Co
LD Rube Besse
Idlaho
Wolant
Kutey
Jowial
Supreme Judge
Niahod
Dominion
Veel
Washington County Fair
Wort Salem Ooo
Sage Cues
Batey
Natal
Earle Botan
Horst Halicbushot
Ivan Benk Dene
Wileon
Martin
Wnw
Warietto
Owen
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