The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1891-10-15
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
ftcsns Caught on the lily
by Our REPORTER.
miscellaneous Mc1ange.

METAL MARKET-Bar silver, S0.07.
Bill cope has a RUNAWAY Monday,
Court will probably last until the end
of next week
What is you name. young man." we
asked of young gent OF about eight
years who was in the Office yesterday.
Mr.. Ayers" replied the youthful
gentleman.
John and Gus Sears are now cut
ting cordwood for the mines at
DeLamar They will likely remain
there all winter.
G. w. Ehrlic and Geo. Degitz went
hunting Sunday last and returned
with twenty eight ducks. Twenty
three of them were bagged in three
shots. How's that?
Ben Warrington and Tom Rama
han are out laying out the Mineral
road 1t is proposed to begin work !
Immediately.
Mrs May Webb, of Spokane, Wash.
and daughter Of Noel Hopper, arrived
Sunday last and will remain all win
ter.
Miss Annie Harley returned from
Weiser Monday evenining and after
visiting a few days with Miss Eva
Smith will return to her home on
Bruneau. Range G Valley.
Judgde Nugent is a pleasant and
aTable gentleman, and the lawyers
of Weiser agree that he is the ablest
and most just Judge who has ever
occupied the bench in this district.
James Gerwick and wife, of Crane
called on the SIGNAL this week.
They are on their way to Pen
nsyslvania where they will spend the
winter. They ordered the paper
sent to them.
Co to Mrs. Jenne's for material
for Fancy work, Emb. silk, chenille,
arssene, sc.
Statements, letter heads, bill heads,
shipping tags, cards, note heads,
receipt books, notes and any other
kind of job work at this office.
Geo. A. Rahm and wife left last
I Sunday morning for Washington,
l d. c., where they will spend the
winter. Mrs. Balm will probably
e make that place her future home
while Mr.. Rahm, will return t.
Weiser in the apring They leave
c many friends behind them.
The county commissioners are i
= session.
= We noticed a new sign beinl
painted for the ''Valley House"
1t is reported that James Carter
> former Weiserite, but now o
. Caldwell is dangerously i'll.
The city Bakery in the Gown
y building is fully equipped and wi
as have on hand at all times fresh breac
at pies, cookies, &c, &c.
- b. N. Jenney, the peerless jewele
4, is back from Warrens and prepare
~ to mend your jewelry and repair yo'
>" watches in first class manner. Bril-
''' on your tickers. Cleaning s1.5
Mainsprings $1.50.
Of BOARD. Mrs Ann Johnson b
he thoroughly reftted the "Vall
see House" and is prepared to furni
first class board and lodging at
per week.
- Governor Wiley has appointed
~ G. Galloway, of Weiser, as deieg'
DIS from Washington county to
is' Farmers National congress, VIII
'H' meets at Sedalia, Mo, on Noyom'
w. 10th.
4ho Men grow great by devious rout
The state board prefer the Uni
Pacific Malad Enterprise.
and An exchange says that the fat
now, Of eleven unmarried girls who had
had male visitor in three mont
was SO deeply moved one day
s IN week by the spectacle of yo'
'irs. man coming up the front steps t
he could do nothing but lean out
heir front window and grasp.
we Honorable and upright En-
old Vreeland, or 'Judge Vreeland,
-eral he is called, former Weiserite
ance more lately of Salubria, pas
aced through here this week on bis wa
list. Lyon, Neb., where he has purch'
S. town property and will make
future home, having disposed of
u a his possessions in this county.
'ods, Examine the immense Stock
,olen Boots and Shoes at Jones and 3
also Rubber Boots and Shoes.