Payette County ID Archives News.....To Weiser, From Boomerang--Notes of Interest June 3, 1884 June 7, 1884
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Weiser Leader June 7, 1884
The Weiser Leader
Weiser, Idaho
Saturday, June 7, 1884

A Word From “Boomerang.”
PAYETTE, June 3d, 1884

LEADER:  Payette is still alive and growing slowly but surely.  We have no boom 
here, but I expect you have heard that already.  No boom, no mill at present, 
but our town still grows a little day by day, and gains in business and in 
hope.  The Leader will soon have a branch office in Payette.  Among the latest 
improvements are Conyers’ new blacksmith shop, an addition to Hotel De Smith, a 
cellar and warehouse for the hotel, a new front on the Moss Brothers’ store, a 
new ditch bringing the water in the town from the main ditch, an addition to 
Brown & Bank’s O. S. L., and Dr. F. B. Delano settling among us with a little 
stock of drugs, medicines, & c.
We counted the cars of lumber for a while from the Weiser mill, but that flat 
car goes up and down so often we can’t count it and got mixed up, or Steve’s 
drinks got mixed, I don’t know which.  We hear you have the assurance of the 
depot.  That pleases us.  Just as it should be.  Doc Williams’ “little dude” 
was up to see us; keep him, Doc, we don’t want him.

More anon.
BOOMERANG.


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