The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21
Doings Of and Notes About
People Whom We
Know.
items of Interest from the
Upper Country.

IueSQay.
DR.. Brown is seen daily driving
his new rig in town. He thinks
Salubria delightful place and is fast
becoming attached to its surrounding.
/. F. Smith, county Auditor and
Recorder, was up on business last
Saturday, returning on Sunday Frank
reports Weiser as quiet except the
little excitement which was caused
by some of the citizens having to
leave suddenly for the north Every
bne Joins in the assertions that Smith
is a good officer and he is always
welcome up here. Come again, Smith.
Some excitement was felt here last
week upon learning of the trouble in
Wallace and other places in Northern
Idaho, which caused the removal of
some of our best citizens on short
notice to the scene of trouble. 1t is
with no little pride that the good
citizens of Washington county speak
of the militia organized at the county
seat of Washington county, and the
manner in which they acquitted them
selves when ordered to prepare for
war. Their active response at time
when immediate destruction of life
and property is expected, and
especially when called to put down
insurection brought about by men
of their own kind and nationality,
whose acts seem to be grounded up
on self protection, is highly
appreciated and enthusiastically
cheered by all true citizens. They
have by their timely attendance upon
the direct need of their country
endeared themselves to the hearts of
eyerv American. The Government
should not delay in forwarding these
men any equipments they may need
to improve their condition as faith
full servant. The county should also
enjoin the county commissioners to
appropriate the necessary funds to
Company B as laid down in the
Statute of Idaho for the mutual
benefit of all. Hear Hearted.
Every thing is serene in our county
now and in this vicinity, but who can
foretell the future. The boys in blue
NAV be called to put down trouble
nearer home than the Occur d Alent
some future time, perhaps sooner than
anticipated and all due appropriations
are in order by which they may bt
benefited. At this writing the Weise
militia has not returned. Every on
joins in wishing them a speedy tril
and safe arrival
Geo. W. Hancock and wife were II
town last Monday. Mr.. Hancoc
says the grain crop is not liable to b
average this year in Indian valley.
t. Not long since some people campo
night or two in the outskirts c
town. and the hoodlums, thinking
might afford them much pleasure
ptowled around the camp until la
hour hitting some of the inmates VII
clubs and stones, and otherwii
teasing them until one of the Draw
kind retaliated, from which effect Oh
of Salubria's young bloods has bee
receiving medical attention. We hol
however his case will not be seriou
and that he will soon recover, besid
learning lesson of self respect.
The church people held recitatiC
exhibition last Sunday evening wh'
was passed very pleasantly al
proftably by several young foil
who participated in the exercises.
Mrs. Jeffreys has already ma
selections for her pupils to learn
account of the proposed exhibit
which comes off soon
1t is rumored that the long look
for wedding between Seth Parks a
Nancy Vail came off last Sund'
Dr. Reynolds officiating.
DR.. Hunt has just returned fr'
ten days stay in the mounta
from which he has much improved
health.
Mr.. Frank Coakley of the Vendo
hotel lately came up to reside at
Warm Springs on Mr. Weston's pl
in this valley short time. Fr'
is pleasant Young man and we h
will derive great benefit from
mineral springs baths.
Z. f. Hunt came down II
Council Sunday and reports the
pie generally up there as prosper
and happy.
j. T. Townley, another SCI
teacher of Hornet creek, was III t