The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-12-24

The snow continues to fall
Last issue for '91.
Tickets including supper, 50 at the
Club masquerade tomorrow night.
John Bivens, of Payette made the
SIGNAL a call Tuesday and aidedit
finacially. Mr.. Sproat, Of the same
place was also in town on that day.
Matthews g. Riggs have erected
wagon she'd at their. livery and feed
stable and the display of riggs"
there is amazing.
A telegram sent from Weiser
Saturday morning to Portland was
not delivered until Monday evening.
A letter would have got there sooner.
Moral, don't pay for kilograms in
advance.
We issued the Presidents message
last week rs supplement, but for
got to fold them in the Weiser list.
If you desire one it can be obtained
by calling at the Office.
The stormy weather. has made it
impossible for the ''do say" spotter
to get around evenings to catch on,
but he is liable to bob up at any
moment.
Afable and pleasant Riel Wilson,
OF the Emporium, at Saluhria,
visited the county, seat again this
week. o.
Dee, the Caldwell ball player, WAS
in Weiser this week.
1t is reported that the mutual
smelter at Mineral has been attached
for so, 500 for ore furnished and moi
paid for. We have no direct informa-
ton from the camp. Can it be the
SIGNAL has no good friend ovel
there Who will keep us posted?f
Frank Jenne had some invitation
and programs, for the masquerade
at GOWNS hall, turned out at tn,
SIGNAL office last week. TIE mas.
querntfc takes place tomorrow nigh
and promises to be grand affair
Prizes will be awarded to incest ladies
and gents costume and best sustained
character.
1t is disheartcning after gettin;
the chores done up to sit down to ex
anime our mail and find no commun
ications from any of the importan
seetious Of the country.
The supreme court at Boise ha
adjourned until Jan. 18th.
Bishop Glorieux, Of Boise, was i
Weiser Saturday last.
Dancing school every Monday an,
Wednesday evening. Gentleman 81
ladies ST. so, eight lessons.
The Weiser Social Club had som
tickets printed at this office tn
week, and by the way, the club
making extensive preparations ft
t heir masquerade on the 25th.
Our exchanges report gener'
} epidemic Of la grippe throughout til
state. None has appeared in -Weis'
as yet.
Sleighing song-"Though the lit
engine which drives the blood throug
my entire being shall, with all its littl
auricles and ventricles, collapse int
q shapeless and uncouth mass befol
the ending of another day, yet wi
sundry and divers facial expression
and dimples Of delight, giving tt
!, outward semblance of extrem
pleasure, wreath themselves athwa
my features between the hours of
, and IL p. m. of'the present day. c
Z object Of my atfectior!'
8 Weiser had no masquerade ba
last winter nor the winter before b
now is going to make up for it }
having two on Christmas night. tt
bad to over do matters and spoil I'll
peoples enjoyment, as ones pleasul
: is somewhat dampened in going
8 the one and one half his. friends {
D the other.
With its issue of last week T.
Weiser SIGNAL passed the first mil
stone of its existence, and has enter,
on the next with brilliant prospect
Bro. Lockwood is running brigh
. wide-awake paper, and deserves
hearty support from his county-Id
= no Avalanche.
Shoup has introduced bill for
: 1900, 900 government at Boise.
: 1t looks as though the Seatt
| Roica e. Galt aka railroal lila. a o.