The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-11-12
IN AND ABOUT town.
EteIlIS Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter
DIisceiIancoa.s HIclangc.

hat Johnnie Cox, who shot Chas.
5emis at Warrens; had been sentenced
o five years in the pen.
Mrs. J. II. HAWTHORN returned last
Sunday from an extended visit to her
relatives in Findlay, Ohio
In placing the SIGNAL and Leader
list in one book a few
names were accidentally omitted.
Let us know if you fail to get your
paper
The city is rushing the work
through on the street crossings; Hur
rah for one good deed of the fathers
who seem to nave awakened at
last.
Caldwell, the fair sister of Weiserl
We have often pointed with pride at
her beauty, but now, alas, we weep
scalding tears at her fate. She is
going down, down, down to perditionl
She is boring an artesian WE'LL
Mr.. and Mrs J. 0. HAWTHORN,
returned to their home III lPortland
yesterday.
We have many short-comingsssand
lack many things to become successful
in the newspaper business. Each
day more forcibly conyinces us that
one of the most important features
lacking in our makeup as full set
OF gray whiskcrs.
j. W. Schadt-come down from the
Devils Saturday last and took his
departure for Negaumee, Mich, for
he winter
Isaac McMahan, the Indian valley
merchant was down to the county
seat few days since.
Already since the opening of the
state wagon road, about $40, oOO
worth Of trade has come from Warrens
r to Salubria and Weiser
4 new post Office named Alpine
! has been established at McMahan
. store in Indian valley.
S eWhat, What" exclaimed Weise
pioneer in horror as he saw the worl
+ progressing on the new side walk, AM
i one eye popped clear out onto hi
cheek.
c. r. White of the Meadows
y returned to Weiser Tuesday eyenin
from the Dalles, Oregon, where
Il accompanied his daughters who wei
ut there to attend school.
tie Sill nothing regarding the ma
g route to Helena. PerhaE
~ Wannamaker is off somewhere di
OF cling an irrigating ditch and has
G. time to attend to the postal matter
ts A good move is on foot to have
MI mail route from Meadows to Ware
established. 1t is a positive necesslt
mt S. Sommer has the charging OF
*. store nearly completed and will SO
,h remove thereto the large stock fro
,at the Sommcr q Gorrie store.
a Something curious in the fact Il
-n 9 but few post masters in the coul
the take the paper. They sho
one remember thht they have no right
AZ, read other peoples mail aud t
tie subscribers often complain of
' to receiving their paper.
not An honest rancher near Inc
attic valley, who owes a few y'
iosS subscription which he expresses
ii !" intention of paying in few d
II is informs Us that he has five neigh
alter adjoining him and that each v
It be his paper is borrowed and makes
round of the five other ranches,
the of which take the paper.
neys neighbors, if they are honest sh
$50 throw in their share towards hel
two the good gentleman pay for the /
s40O the benefit Of which they have
did receiving. Take up a collection
case The Bingham county ccmmissi'
OF took the iniatiye and decide
other resist the additional taxation
home by the State board. Bear
law followed suit and now the Q
some county commissioners come in c
keep same lay out. Litigation vii
doubt be the result.
rmers Charlie Lester departed vest
-niesn for Nebraska.
''i'''''S Al. Hopkins took up his
quarters in his handsome
NOV residence last Thursday.
Wi, Thanksgiving dance at Gown
80 Tickets to ball s1O0. Refresl
- n in Rhodes building, adjoining