| Annual review
of Events May 24-.....Mrs. Nora West Taylor dies at Weiser, Idaho.
Edwardsville Intelligencer, Edwardsville Illinois
December 31, 1921
İS. Williams |
| RAVAGES OF
SPOTTED FEVER Boise, Idaho, May 1-Three
deaths out of five cases of spotted or "tick" fever have occurred
this year, the third being Samuel Cupp, well-known Stanley basin
guide who died yesterday in Weiser.
Helena Independent, Helena Montana May 2, 1935
İS. Williams |
FALLS TO
DEATH
Weiser, Idaho, Oct. 30-Gilbert Collins, 45, sheepherder
employed by Mack Hand of Weiser, fell to his death over a cliff in
the rugged Hell's canyon section near Sturgill bar, Coroner Lloyd
Northam reported. The body was found early today.
Helena Independent, Helena Montana Oct. 31,
1941
İS. Williams |
| Mrs. Floyd
Asburn has been called to Weiser, Idaho, where her son, Louis
French, was killed while working in the woods.
Helena Independent, Helena Montana Nov. 9, 1941
İS. Williams |
BALLOONIST
DROWNED IN THE SNAKE RIVER
Weiser, Idaho, June 24-Dick Miller, a balloonist,
giving a street carnival in this city, was drowned this evening in
the Snake river, about one mile from where he ascended. As he
dropped with his parachute the wind carried him to the middle of the
river. He got clear of the parachute and started to swim but had
gone a short distance when he threw up his hands, cried for help and
sank.
June 25, 1911 Nevada State Journal, Reno Nevada
İS. Williams |
Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho
Mrs. Bert Woodland
(formerly Mrs. Lafe Lansdon, Sr.)
Funeral of Pioneer Weiser Woman
WEISNER, Oct. 12After a long period of sickness, Mrs. Bert
Woodland, formerly Mrs. Lafe Lansdon, Sr., died at Payette yesterday
morning about 7:30 oclock. She had but recently been brought back
home from Portland where she had underwent an operation and best
medical treatment.
Mrs. Woodland leaves a husband and several children, among whom are
Robt. Lansdon, assessor, and Professor Lafe Lansdon, Jr., besides a
large circle of friends and other relatives.
The body was brought to Weiser last evening and taken in charge by
the Kalos circle, of which deceased was a member, and the Woodmen of
the World. The funeral was held this morning at 11 oclock from the
Odd Fellows hall under the auspices of the Kalos circle. The remains
were followed to the cemetery by a large concourse of friends and
relatives. Deceased was 43 years of age and has resided in this
county since 1863.
(Idaho Statesman, Published on Oct. 13, 1903.)
Submitted By: Cathy Danielson
|
