The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-11-05
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the FLY
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous NIelangc.

brick chimney on his hotel.
r. G. Stewart a prominent ranch
er of Indian valley, registered at the
Vendome recently.
Several people from Harvey valley
Oregon have been in Weiser laying
in their winter supplies during the
present week.
Charley Anderson, of Salubria was
in the metropolis few days ago.
The city council met few days
ago and agreed to build 800 feet of
sidewalk. The lumber was ordered |
Saturday week, and work will begin !
Immediately.
Hon. S. NJ. Swanger a member of
the legislature from Custer county
has been in the city for the past few
days.
Mr.. Swanger has purchased forty
acres Of land and will set the same TO
prunes.
Messrs. Jones & Mathews received
another car of coal this week.
7. P. Gaunder returned from I'm
ion Oregon Saturday.
The captain of the militia company
at Weiser has been requested to turn
in to the State the arms and equip
ments of his company.-Statesman.
L. B. Agnew left for Boise
Saturday, where he expects to remain
during the winter.
There will be hops at the Bakery
each week during the remainder of
the season.
Harrison Jones, of Salubria
relieved the monotony of existence
by visiting the county seat recently.
IOR. L. Wilson of the Salubria
Emporium was shaking hands with
his Weiser friends Monday.
DIR. 9. B. Shirley made pro-
fessional visit to Mineral last
Saturday.
The city council Of Boise are
seriously contemplating the enaction
of stringent Sunday law.
The Odd Fellows will erect an
orphanage at Eagle Rock.
Born, in Weiscr, Oct. %, 1861,
l to the wife of w. A. Lyons, son.
Mr.. A. Riggs and wife returned
last Thursday from visit to relatives
= and friends at Baker city Oregon.
Mr.. D. S. Glasscock is building q
residence at his ranch east of tow
his house having been burned las
June.
DR.. Centres, we'll know dentist
has been at the Ycndome for the pas
e few days. He left Wednesday blu
will return in a short time prepare
to do dental work for the people o
" Weiser and surrounding country.
w. P. Richards and A. M. Wesi
representing the Irrigation Age, ca
&c led on SIGNAL Tuesday last Nj
IS Richards will remain in this vicinit
10 several days soliciting subscription
for that great irrigation journal.
lie Alliance Meeting.
q. A mass meeting of the coun'
alliance and all tax payers intereste
will be held in Salubria and Weiss
a on Saturday, November 14th, at
It o'clock D. M, to take action in regal
IS, to the raise in our assessment by sta
en- board of equalization.
V. D. HANNAH.
President
of TT Avnrneov
j IL. ANDEhS ON>
Sec.
Isaac McMahan, the leadi
ose merchant of Indian valley, had sol
WI lob work turned out at this office.
,rr. VIM. Allison has been confined
ed- Ibis bed for several days at his
ie sidence near Salubria.
it There is one case of typhoid FEY
fter on South Crane creek Mrs, - Re'
yer. has bee very low with it but unt
the skilful care of DIR. Howard,
ms Salubria, is recovering. Upon
will recovery her husband will depart W
her to Texas where they will mi
"'' their future home.
The sorgum industry is becom
per- quite notable in the upper count
that several mills having been in operat
of this fall Mrs E. A. York has m
in over 300 gallons and is meet
My with a good sale. BY the way, n
side York has the handsomest cour
ears residence in her section.
,'" Judge hawthorn was called TO EN-
i', bv the death of Mr.. L. d. Gill,
'ueh Hanihorn's father, Mr.. Gill was
We it i'"Ni' -, 90 tho 1s, settlers on
Do Payette River, having settled there
JUL 1863. and was one of the most resp'
c;t;zens of Ada county and leaves n