The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-09-10

onOh iilcntS ldSI IuurSuiy evening.
II. Haas will put sidewalk in front
of all his Main street property.
Thus the distance is constantly grow
ing less.
MARRIED-At Weiser City, Idaho,
on the 9Th day of September. 1861,
by N. NJ. HAWTHORN, Probate Judge,
Mr.. William Hartman, of Mineral
City Idaho and Miss Annie Hermo. |
of Pendleton. Oregon.
The amount opposite the name of
I. 9. Galloway, in the sidewalk list
last week seould have been $40
instead of So. Corrected this issue
Mrs. Monte B. Gwinn, of Caldwell,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
II. HAWTHORN. She left Monday for
Portland.
A. J. Hopkins and daughter
Winnie and b. NJ Jenney and wife
left Monday for Warrens. Messrs.
Hopkins and Jenney will work some
assessments on their mines.
Otto Strobe was engaged near the
SIGNAL Office last week in building
handsome skiff. 1t will ply the
razing snake.
1t is reported that Mr.. f. NJ.
Mickey, of Salubria has met with
misfortune again in the shape of fire.
He lost some 80 or so tons of hay
in this manner last week. No
particulars are learned. 1t was only
last spring that he lost 30 tons in the
same way.
Frank Harris informs us that the
city council will meet in a few days
and will take some action in regard
to putting in the crossings on the
line of the sidewalk Some ordi-
nances compelling sidewalk to be
built may be passed.
The Board of school trustees of
Dist No. l on Monday last levied
Il tax of five mills on the dollar of Il c
taxable property of the district f, I
the purpose of raising a fund to pay
the interest on the school house
bonds.
II. S. King and wife left Monday
for Olympia, Wash. where tley vii
probably make their future home
Holly leaves many friends in Weiscl
who wish him well in his new home
The SIGNAL todays comes out a
the largest paper erer printed in th'
county That is, it contains nor
home printed matter, having nov
: twenty eight columns, or fou
= columns more than any previcu
record.
! The front room of the SIGMA
,e Office has been turned into rcadin
room for every body. Our exchange
,e can always be found there, SO in:
walk right in and look them over
Is you wish but don't carry item away
le The other day we notice Horac
/, Newman standing on his head
5h front of the post Office and spinnin
70 around like top Upon gettin
r him cooled down we learned that Il
IN cause was the information that
IN had lust received that he was uncl
ne Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Parker are Il
happy parents OF a bouncing gil
m born on Sept. 1st.
Some sad intelligence concernil
his little granddaughter was convey
gu to Judge hawthorn last evening
the shape of the following teleg' al
mr. ASTORIA, OREGON, 9th.-N. NJ. liza
y thorn. Weiscr, Idaho.-IIazcl W IS drow
ed last night at O'Clock. Family Il
d, this o. NJ. for Portland with remains.
ny gentleman raned Chas. Strom was a
drowned in trying TO rescue her. Part
ulars by miul. NJ. Il. HAWTHORN
yer DIED, August 31st, Willie, son
ID Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Beardsley, ag
10 days.
lis Jesus, while our hearts are bleeding
,al Der the spells that thou hast won.
We would, al this solemn meeting,
Calmly say. Thy will be done
90 Though cast down, we are not forsak
Though afflicted, not alone.
pt. Thou didst give and thou hast taken
Blessed Lord, Thy viii be done
Selection made by HIS mother.
ON
. ONE FARE TO CHEYENNE, Wy
AND RETURN,
For the Second Annual Interest
TO miners Convention to be held Sc
IS 18th TO 18th. A rare opportunity
-..A A. n.,,;fol Nifv of WNpnii