Washington County ID Archives News.....Weiser Notes August 9, 1902
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Idaho Daily Statesman August 9, 1902
Idaho Daily Statesman
Boise, Idaho
Saturday, August 9, 1902
 
Weiser Notes
 
Weiser, Aug. 8 -- One of the horses on the sprinkling wagon belonging to Chris 
Billhorn dropped dead on the street yesterday.
 
Miss Nina Westgate, daughter of Mrs. Ida Miller, has come from Springfield, 
Mass., to take a position at Sommercamp's.
 
The driving horse, Len Coleman, ran away last evening throwing Mr. Coleman and 
H. C. Shepherd from the carriage.  Both men escaped but the carriage was 
demolished.
 
Mayor Kelly and family are visiting at Portland.
 
Mrs. Gerwick will soon open a millinery department at her husband's store.
 
As an outgrowth of contests filed, on coal lands of George Shurtliff, he has 
caused the arrest of W. C. Doak and Lewis Hall on the charge of conspiracy.

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