The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1903-09-05
DELIGHTFUL STATIONS
IN OUR MOUNTAINS
Places Where the Weary
Traveller Finds Com
fort.

The strides being made in the de
velopment of Central Idaho are indi
Gated In a marked degree by th
business being done by the vsriou
mountain inns which furnish
nights haven for tho travellers on tn,
different roads in and out of til,
mineral districts. At each of these
noon and night, there is gatherin,
of travellers from all directions ano
travelling by all known methods Of
locomotion. Always foremost o.
these is the Burgdorf springs, which
catches the travel from the souii
and the north, going into Marshal
Lake, Warren, Thunder Mt anc
various other places. Here the
statesman and the tramp, the mil
lionare and the common miner. the
speculator and the pauper prospec-
tor, meet and partake OF the hospi-
tally of the roof that has sheltered
the wayfarer for over quarter OF q
century. They. disbaud aud wind
their diyerging ways into the forests
and among the mountain passes in
the morning, and at night new clan
gathers from the trails. Some, who
have known the place for years, mise
the old time air when Sired was
lord Of AL be surveyed, bat since he
has taken himself a wife the lady
patrons of the resort are noticably
increasing, and though Mrs. Burg
dcrf held up the Signal man one day
and criticised statement in the Sig
nal regarding her suitability, which
she declared she did not possess, the
guests seem to find her very much
SO and stand ready to back up the
paper in any praises it desires to
hand out.
Frank Hubbards hotel at Meadows
is crowded to its utmost every day
and if Frank is not laying up treas
ures in Heaven, he must be in the
bank and if he wants to run for office
next summer he ought to have the
funds to carry on a lively campaign.
He is building road house and sal
DON at Secesh Meadows, which will
be placed in charge of his son, Phil
The rest Of the boys and his daugh-
ter Leila, are helping run the bust
ness at the Meadows.
Mrs. Briscoe and daughter are
conducting the Gem Hotel at War
zen IN style eminently satisfactory
o travellers.
Lawrence Phelan and mother are
conducting place on the South
Fork of the Salmon which is famous
or its table, and travellers will keep
IN the road all night if they can even
make it for breakfast.
At Fisher station on the Payette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cadby have nice
topping place just the right distance
o make for dinner, coming out from
fred's, where the best of meals are
,ut before the hungry traveller.
At the Little Lake there is also
,ood dinner station which you reach
orenoon going in from the Meadows
n from Lsrdo. Good meals are
erved, but we have searched the sub
cription list in vain to ascertain the
ames of the proprietors.
Tom Mccall still holds the fort at
,ardo with the most preteniious and
oomy hotel in the mountains.
When you reach there you feel that
'ou are IN hotel and not cabin.
'om has been taxed TO his utmost TO
ccommodate the army Of pleasure
eekers visiting the delightful Pay.
tie lake this season, and the steamer
las had 70 make two trips day as
ule 70 give the sojourners their 6lll
4 enjoyment, By means dark and
Ieep, the post office was surrspd.
'usly moved . mlle aud q bali away
eeeouy 70 tbs great annoyance o.
he psisoes o. paele Sam epd % psr
ep' ~ tbose seryse by ths Office