The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-10-01
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous Mc1ange.

hands.
METAL MARKET-Bar silver, $0.974.
Geo. Degitz is now holding down
a job in the Weiser roller mills.
Newspaper men, look in The want
column.
Born, in Weiser Friday, September ;
25th, to the wife of Heck Morehead,
a girl.
Miss Minnie Reed, of Caldwell,
is visiting Miss Ora Hopper for few
days.
Andrew Riggs new dwelling is
rapidly nearing completion.
Mrs, N. NJ. HAWTHORN returned
last Saturday from avisit to Emmett.
0. NJ Harvey went to Mineral
Tuesday on business trip.
Milt Canary has moved his barber
shop to the first door west of Haas
store.
The health of the community is much
improved Drs. Shirley and Numbers
both report but very little sickness.
Mrs. Ada Merritt, editress of the
Idaho Recorder, and Brother Lees,
of the Shoshone Journal, are spark
like mad through their respective pa
pers. A call for an exchange of
photographs is the latest.
DR.. A, M. Curl now has his dental
parlor in the house formerly occupied
by A. Sears. He can jerk tooth SO
slick that in second of time the
throbbing of your jaw becomes long
ings of your soul for another pull.
Tuesday evening last there were
some forty head of horses in Jones
& Matthew'S stable The entire
number had just been unhitched
: from teams that had come in from
the upper country loaded with wheat
7 for the mills.
Thomas Pence has returned from
summoning jurymen who are tc
appear at the court house on Octobe
9Th, to be in attendance at the circui
court.
{ Edward Styles came into the offic
Monday and gave us few beautiful
big peaches which averaged Mint
inches in circumference. They have
| been seen by number of nurser
S and fruit men who pronounce theH
t of a variety entirely unknown to then
+ There will be preaching at til
s. Baptist church Sunday at l ! a. N
II and Z 80 p. m by the pastor, Rev. a
H. Lyons. You are cordially invite
to attend these services.
u A. H. Lyons, employed by th
y Baptist church of this place to ok
5. course from their pulpit, has arrive
e. from Blackfoot an taken up his aboo
re in the Maryatt house.
~ Ennor Bros. have been deliverin
- coal for the past two weeks and ha'
~ plenty more on hand. The co
% famine of last winter will not be +
y peated this year.
Mrs. A. NJ Williams presented i
an with few more of those fine peach
to which, with the exception Of those
r. Mr.. Styles, were the handsomest
n. have seen this year.
hg L. Lansdon has our thanks
90 some huge Bartlett pears and sol
'ei of the largest and heaviest bunch
lse of grapes seen this year He a
us left couple of large, handsome pc;
~ of strange variety, and he wol
ah like to know what kind they are.
lev you are an expert. drop into our
lch fee and name them.
er- About 80, coo bushels of VIII
~ are now stored at the Weiser mi
as. and it has hardly begun to come
len yet. How do We rank as or
producer? Hey?
pit. The people of Weiser are agitat
ge, the question Of building wagon re
of into Mineral. This is a commenda
ate undertaking and deserves the supp
the of every Weiserite. Hunting
ing Herald.
'ria Ben Warrington and Tom Ranal
! i''' went to Mineral last week over
proposed route of the new 70
= They found it so feasible that t
were surprised that road had
w. been constructed Z long ago.
have been unable to obtain
,nt important information this week