The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-14
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous NIelangc.

METAL MARKET-Bar silver S0.S6a.
o. M. Harvey has invested in a
new barn.
l. f. Heron, Appointment citizen
of Glenns Ferry, paid Weiser a
business visit this week
Ferry license were issued to the !:
Mineral Ferry company and to Harris
& Heron.
The road from Bear creek to
Indian creek, near Seven Devils,
was declared county road
Assessor Sam Denney has been in
town several days and reports the
assessment roll almost completed
Registrars will receive twenty-five
cents per name for the registration of
, voters.
If you want an Office it is time you
. put your announcement in the SIG
NAL.
e Andrew Riggs has something to
2 say about harness in his new ad on
e third page, to which your attention is
called.
: L. Hinkle, one Of Councils sub
e stantial farmers, was in town on legal
business this week.
Jolly Sam Percifeld stepped out
of a doorway and grabbed our hand
u Yesterday. He was just down from
y Salubria.
The name Of G. G. Miller was
. accidentally omitted from the list, on
'o first page, of the soldiers who went
north.
"A Born to the wife of S. Werneth, q
boy or girl, don't know which, as
Werneth wouldn't tell us and Dr.
Numbers has gone with the militia
" Married, In Weiser. July 9TH, by j.
# B. Coakley, j. P, W. W. Reynolds
= and Mollie Glosstine.
IS Married, in Weiser, July 18th, by
r J. B. Coakley, J. P, Henry Aldrig(
is and Nellie Sherman, both of Baker
e. city.
~ John Cuddy and j. o. Levandel
of came down Sunday and the seque
70 was the opening of commissioners
ey court.
ce Married, in Weiser, July 7th, b.
:, j. B. Coakly, j. P, Jos. M. Nave
re and Mollie j. Hanks, both of Bake
ny City, Oregon.
We Born, near VanWyck, in Lon
Up Valley, June 26th, 1892, to the wifi
~ of w. E. Page, an eight-pound boy
" For ten days we offer special ban
gains in marriage certificates, givin
handsome wife with each certifcat
he sold.
at Riel Wilson came down frol
w Salubria last Friday and took ia
ie- Gould's stage for Caldwell and otht
ies points. He returned Monday.
" 1t would not be bad idea to us
the sprinkler on the streets durin
the dusty season: it seems to hay
" been stuck to one side for good.
nd Frank Hopkins has moved h
,,,, family into Frank Jenne's brick an
,oh those who wish to give him a good b
all job carpentering will find him Their
cen Quite a number of counterfe
ult dollars are being circulated arour
Weiser and you should be on Il
watch for them when taking
ay' change.
ed The new Episcopal church is ra
ach idly being erected and will be han
'se' some structure.
Alfred Eof was down from Boi
yesterday, looking after his interes
in this vicinity.
A dispatch from one of the Milit
900 boys last evening said they bad il
of arrived at Cataldo, the nearest railro
station to Wardner.
Alfred Eof, who came in on t
..a train that carried the militia avs
left said Weiser had the best appeari
rsau, company In the southern part of
give state.
f. In Coakleys court last Mono
James Don Levy was tried on cha
of obstructing the public highwi
!, neck nf Found guilty. Fined $50 and cos
one Case appealed by defendant
VI ,' vi district court.
beral Iiouor licenses have inst n
granted by the board 10 the follow
persons: J. y. Ivory, John Null
u 80, u CnoLlax, and NJ TohnSn,,