The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-09-24
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the FLY
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous MeIanec.


them by November LIST or their ac-
counts will be placed in lawyers
hands.
METAL MARKET-Bar silver, SC. 96k.
A sister of P. A. Devers has re-
Gently arrived from the east on visit.
Haworth was seen building skiff
back of the post office.
Ed Anderson, formerly assistant
agent at the depot is stopping in town
for few days,
The Misses Fannie and Mary
Galloway started last Monday on
their return to the state normal
school at Monmouth, Oregon.
North Idaho is over-run with
toughs.
The first issue of the Hope Pro-
spector is on our table. 1t shows
true assure vein of high grade
intellectual ore. We hope the Pro-
spector will strike a rich lead and
develope valuable mine in that
section.
The Lewiston Teller reports an
immense fruit yield in northern
Idaho.
Messrs. Lynch and Barntish each
SHIPPED carload of horses from the
Weiser depot Tuesday for Missouri.
Judge Ivory has returned from
Mineral and re-opened his saloon at
his old quarters.
GOWNS has finished the addition
to the rear of his hall and Sam
Ledgett has built brick oven there
in and will open first class bakery
in the building. He will no doubt
make a complete success of the new
enterprise.
The two big tomatoes spoken of
elsewhere were raised. by Mr. Stacy.
John Coakley, Pink Hopper,
Henry Gilman, our self and several
and several others went to Boise last
week. Of course we saw the circus.
| The scrub who simply because an
individual doesn't follow his die ates Is
to what block or street corner he shall
do business upon, withdraws his pat
ronage from that person and thinks
himself gamer thereby in wading in
fond illusion clear to his eyebrows.
G. A. Guernsey, of Canyon city
Oregon, one of our boyhood chums
is visiting here for few days, filling
us with great thrills.o pleasure and
E fond recollections of old times.
Cousins has finished putting in tho
3 stairway at the school house and ha
j placed a hood over the entrace. On
+. of the rooms up stairs will likely b'
e fitted up and another teacher EN-
It ployed.
u desire to thank the many kim
o friends, that came to my assistanc
in my sad bereavement. A frien
t. in need is friend indeed.
,. Mrs. D. E. BUSH.
u When we started to Boise it wa
Ie not to see the circus, but because "
lie had other business and would hav
. gone anyway, Before arriving thel
Id we met such multitude OF men VIII
ID said the same thing that we conclude
to come out bravely and admit thu
~ the circus VISA the only magnet.
DIED, in Weiser, Friday, Sep
ember 18th, Mr. o. E. Bush,
Or typoid fever.
On Mr.. Bush was lately of Kcota, low
m having come to Weiser last spring
take charge of the Weiser roller mill
- of which he was part owner. he WI
SICK for a number of days before h
p death, but his death was surpri
Il to all. He leaves wife and tbr'
or children to mourn his loss.
rs. The smiling face of G. W. Foo
ID. is tobe seen behind the counter
RE Jones & Sons.
DIED, at Boise city Sept. lat
Mrs. Amy Dickerson.
W. The San Francisco Bridge compa
have lot of iron castings at
a'e depot awaiting shipment by freis
pit. to Salmon river where they will
to used in the construction of the ST
1g. wagon bridge.
for In speaking of the benefits
lie, artesian wells, the Lewiston lei
saws: thousands of acres wo
at once be put in fruits and un
careful cultivation yield abund
q crops. Any ranch land with g
liz artesian well will be worth Sl0o
NVleo,, o,,foidaro ORC Willing