The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-07-30

Devils IL no longer heard in the land
F : Jenne fired another kiln Of
brick Tuesday
Tuesday morning last the Mineral
Mutual Smelter blew the whistle for
another great step in Minerals progress
and started up for the season 5 run.
Preaching at the Baptist Church
next Sunday at II O'Clock, a. IN.
The board of trade are working
faithfully in the matter of the
telephone line from this place to
Saludria.
Born, at Mineral Idaho on July %,
1891, to the wife of NJ. Duffy, son
weighing seven pounds. Dir. Clymer,
the attending physician, reports the
mother and young Bonanza King, as
doing well, but it appears considerably
alarmed over the condition of the over
of the Black Hawk. Herald.
You need not return at once, but
visit Sandusky or Cleveland, after
attending the q. A. r. Encampment
at Detroit, Mich Go via the Union
Pacific.
The Nampa Leader still oontinuse
TO waam up the Northwestern
educational bureau
Miss Minnie HAWTHORN is now
cerking in the Weiser post office
Little Frank Smith is becoming
quite a reporter His youthful eye
and ear is ever on the alert for news
and he comes to the office every
morning bristlng with items.
An exchange says: "When you
meet rattle snake with ten rattles
and button all you have to do is
to press the button and the snake will
10 the rest . This is given simply
as information to tfie readers Of this
great pacifier and panacea for dull
care,
b. Haas, one of Salubria' wealthy
merchants, come down last Monday
He left Tuesday for Huntington and
Baker.
f. S. JENNIE has sold his lot and
brick residence ON Court street to Mr.
Andrew Riggs. We understand the
price paid was S2250. Mr.. Riggs has
secured bargain. He is compar-
ativcly new conner, having been
with us but few months, but has
already invested rather heavily in
Weiser real estate and we learn is
making offers for other properties,
thus showing his unlimited faith in
in our future.
Mrs. A. B. springer, of Boise,
gave an Evolutionary entertainment at
the Baptist church last Monday even
ing. She is well fifthd in this line of
talent and we are sorry to state that
the audience was meager. The
worthy lady is laboring to support an
invalid husband and her children and
if she visits Weiser again we hope to
see the town turn out an audience such
as her efforts and merits deserve.
The Seven Devils Mercantile Co
is no more, the firm having disposed
of most of its goods to other mer-
chants in the camp, closed its business
and removed to other parts.
When is it? August Bird to Sth,
1891.
Where is it? Detroit, Michigan.
What is it? 25th National En-
campment, G, A. r.
How do you get there2 Union
Pacific Agents will tell you.
The SIGNAL has the promise Of
some good regular correspondent,
from the Seven Devils, which viii
keep us all posted on what is going
on up there.
The mining industry in Washing
ton county bids fair to rank as first
with our grazing and farming "a
secondary resources. Time will tell
however, and whether the mines 9,
up or down we have solid backing il
our grazing and farming land
Talk regarding a smelter for Tia,
Seven Devils is reviving. John c
Rogers is now in Portland, it is said
on that business.
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