The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-09-17

SONii ~ iSW hOuiS LOU )u4iNttJ hut
has gone out again. lie is travelling
in the upper country.
Salubria parties are shipping ice
from Weiser, having run out up there.
James Hayworth, Weisers &C
commodating postmaster, was in
specting tho post Offices OF the county
last week and was in Salubria Satur-
day. 1t is all a dirty lie about Jim
intending to move his post Office to
this place. Idaho Citizen.
+. 7. Page and J. W. Brose have
returned from Crooked river.
Mrs. Mary Sommercamp, who has
been visiting in Owyhee for several
weeks, left Tuesday morning for
Weiser. She was accompanied by
her son James, who will soon return
to his school at Portland. Their
many friends here will look forward
to tie date Of their next visit Idaho
Avalanche,
Rev. A. II. Lyons, formerly pastor
Of the Baptist church at Blackfoot,
viii leave with his family for his new
pastorate at Weiser next week. He
will carry with him the best wishes
of every citizen Of the town of Black
foot. Blackfoot News.
jim Carter, formerly agent at the
Weiser depot, called on us last Sun
day having taken spin on the train
down from Caldwell where he is act
inc as cashier in the Stock Growers
Bank. lie was accompanied by Mr..
Geo. Bradley, who is just from the
east, and who is Jim's uncle, CT jim
is his uncle, we forget which.
The mother OF C. W. Foor, who
, for some time past has been visiting
her son at this place, started on her
, return to Colorado last Sunday.
: Tom Galloway departed Sunday
for Salt Lake, where he goes tC
attend the Irrigation Congress, having
,. been appointed by Gov Willy as &
!; delegate. The SIGNAL reporter vii
Y be on hand and nab Tom as he get
II off the train on his return, and fin'
ont all about the congress for tho
benefit of our readers.
/ Charlie Townley returned last weel
+ from his trip to Rapid river wher
), he went to look after mining interests
|. He is well pleased with the outlool
e for that section.
Each issue Of our live contempt
rary, the Idaho Citizen makes it NOR
and more of necessity with US
When we get through clipping th
news it is as full of holes as the ma
who buclSed against the editor of tn
, Arizona Kicker.
= DR.. Shirley is now settled in h
! elegant new office rooms in the Con
-. mercial Co.'S. building opposite Jon'
i & Son.
n P. \. Devers, cashier Of the Ban
of Weiscr, has purchased the Holt
- g. Kivett brick residence with Il
=. entire blocl, of ground upon which
= is situated. The price paid w
80 $4,000, which is a bargain indee'
- Mr.. Devers and wife are now residii
p o. at their new purchase.
o Mr.. snavely, for some time pa
acting as rector of the Episcop
church at this place, accompanied
his wife, took his departure Saturd
ny last for Nebraska where he VIII ma
~ hi future home.
~ For once we were caught nappin
We knew not that Geo. Ebert h
moved his shoe shop to Salub
Oh until we read it in the Citizen.
Mrs. A. NJ. Williams presented
- with the finest peaches of the seasC
90 They averaged ten inches in circu
ference and were delicious and of
most beautiful and delicate color.
are w. +. Beardsley has made lo'
m and will soon be prepared to wef
carpets for Weiserites. The busin'