The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-11-19
Items Caught on tho Fly
by Our Reporter
MISCELLANEOUS NIclan@c.


Mr.. and Mrs Shaw, of Caldwell
have been visiting the family o.
James Coakley.
Mrs. Laura Smith, of Portland
and daughter Of Sol Jeffreys, is visit
ing in Weiser.
1t is said the Idaho Commercial
company's bank will soon be Nation
allied.
G. H. Moody, the artistic marble
worker is again busy in Weiser.
Wilson Bros. shipped several bar.
rels Of butter to Chicago last week.
BORN.-In Weiser Monday, Nov.
10th, to the wife Of R. E. Lockwood,
son, weight eight pounds.
Elisha Woods, of Indian valley,
was in last week und gave us divy
out of his winnings on the election
of Mckinley.
q. W. Smith, of Smith & Co,
book binders, Boise City, called on
the SIGNAL yesterday.
The Ladies club are using every
effort to have an interesting pro
gramme at their entertainment.
Watch for programme next week.
Noel Hopper, after long stay in
the Devils, returned to town the other
day with broad smile over the out
look on his face.
Riel Wilson, of the Emporium at
Salubria, was in town this week.
He says q telephone line to that place
would save him $500 year and his
house would spend half that amount
in the use of one.
Harry Estabrook is in from War
rens for the winter. He expects to
be q millionaire after next season'e
run in his placer claims.
Ned Hasbrouck came in from near
Seven Devils last week. He has
been out on n survey for several
months and was glad to strike civil
ization once more. He will return
for time to do some assessment
work on some mines near the head OF
Hornet creek.
We have been reading of 'sOregon
ON wheels in our Oregon exchanges
until our eyes are tired. But il Idaho
is put on wheels, as is proposed, we
will gladly stand another siege.
who is running the worlds fair
business now2 People in this vicin-
ity having display collections on
hand have not the least idea what to
do with them since the late resigna-
OF the commissioner.
Twelve hundred pounds of butter
was shipped from the Weiser depot
last week to Chicago markets. Those
who are always complaining about
not being able to dispose of produce
please make note of this.
The eyes of George Dodge, of
Indian valley were gladdened by a
sight OF the county seat last week.
The interest of the late o. e, Bush
in the -four mill hss been purchased
by Boise parties. All efforts to
learn who are the purchasing parties
and the price paid have been un-
availing.
Ben Kivette came down from
Boise Sunday last and has gone to
Huntington, where he and Amos
Hotel have a contract on the big
brick hotel at that place.
Editor York, OF the Avalanche
paid his respects to the SIGNAL last
Sunday. We accept the bride
brother, and won't give you away.
c. F. Drake, superintendent of the
Copper Key, mine, has just arriued
from the mines. He comes to pur-
chase winter supplies and will return
in a few days for the purpose of
doing several hundred dollars worth
OF work on the South Peacock this
winter.
rs. A. Swauger is a new arrival
from Custer county. He has started
in in the right way by first purchas-
ing forty acres of land from Marsh
Everett and then making bee line
for the SIGNAL Office to subscribe
Success to new and good citizen.
The Oregon Blade would like to
see one c. W. Beers, printer who
collected some bills for that paper
and skipped out with the money
Beers was in fhe Srav.r IN.