Washington County ID Archives News.....Weiser Happenings  March 7, 1902
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Idaho Daily Statesman March 7, 1902
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise, Idaho
Friday, March 7, 1902
 
WEISER HAPPENINGS
 
Weiser, March 6 -- Word has been received from Lansdon and Thompson that their 
trip from Lardo by the Lake Fork cutoff was a great success.  They were 
accompanied by six Lardo men who voluntarily went along to break the trail.  
Seven hundred pounds of provisions were taken to Sim Willey's on the South 
Fork.
 
The carpenters of Weiser have formed a local union and established the wage 
scale at $3.50 per day.
 
Nineteen emigrants arrived here from Platteville, Ia., and will buy land in 
this section.
 
A. A. Moyer has arrived from Texas and moved to the Bray ranch, which he 
recently bought.
 
Rev. Taylor's lecture on Robert Burns was well attended and greatly 
appreciated.

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