Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1919-03-28
W[|SER PLANS ANNEX
TO THEIR H|CHSCHOOL
100000 Addition Contem-
plated; New Meat Market
Proprietors Make Neat I'm
provements to Quarters.

Weiser, March 2S.-Weiser contem-
plates building an addition to the Wei
ser high school at a cost of 100000,
The big addition is urgently needed
owing to the overcrowded condition of
the high school. 1t is expected to have
this important Improvement completed
in time for use at the next fall term Of
school.
$4,000 MEAT MARKET.
The Independent meat market Law
son e. Fisk proprietors, recently bought
of M. l.. Vial the store building on East
Idaho street, formerly used by j. ii.
Cushing's plumbing shop. The build
ing was extended 80 feet to the rear,
making it 20x90 feet in area. The in
terror is being arranged and equipped
for one of the finest meat markets in
western Idaho. An entirely new front
is being made. The cost of the building
and improvements total about $4,000.
The firm expects to move into its
handsome new quarters about April 10.
NEW HOME FOR CREAMERY.
The Dairy Products company of Wei
ser is having a new home built for it
self at a cost of $4,000. The building is
of brick, 22XS0 feet in area, and is be-
ing built by the Weiser Ice & Cold
Storage company Immediately to the
east OF the ice plant The Dairy Prod
ucts company expects to double the ca
pacity of it's present plant, and has ia
ken a five-year lease on it's new home.
BUMPER WHEAT CROP ASSURED.
= Manager Burton of the Weiser Mill
ing & Elevator company stated there is
fully a 10 per cent increase in the
wheat acreage in the territory between
Weiser and Council. He stated the
prospects for big wheat crop is the
best ever known at this time of the
year, in the territory herein named. A
big wheat crop here this year will in
sure a very prosperous condition for
the towns of Weiser, Midvale, Cam
bridge and Council.
NEW RESIDENCES.
The prospects for new buildings in
Weser this year grow brighter each
succeeding day. A number of new res
licences, handsome and modern in de-
sign, are already assured.
j. II. Gushing recently sold his resi-
dence on East Commercial street to
William p. Nichols, the master me-
chanic of the Pacific & Idaho North
ern C'Pin'D road. Mr.. Gushing bought
a lot on West Court street and will
build for himself modern bungalow
at a cost of about $4,000.
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE.
Weiser real estate dealers report a
brisk business in the sale of farm
property and in city real estate More
city property is changing hands this
spring than any time during the past
eight years. There are no vacant
houses in town, and number of new
houses is urgently needed.
D. o. Hetrick, dealer in poultry
eggs, feed, ETC., has moved into the
large warehouse on west First street
between Commercial and Idaho street.
JUDGE SMITH IMPROVING.
The many friends of Judge l. N
Smith of this judicial district who
last Monday was taken to Boise hos
pital, will be pleased to know that his
condition is reported to be more ia
vorable than for some time past. Judge
Smith has been sick for over 10 weeks.
His condition became critical during
the two weeks preceding his removal
to Boise. He seems to have a compli-
cation of ailments. His friends are
hopeful of his carly recovery and re-
turn to Weiser.