The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-15
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous NIeIange.

Ike Mchlnnle shipped horses from
Weiser last Saturday. d.
District attorney c. NJ Hayes ;
passed through Weiser Tuesday
going to the upper country. !
Salyer, the temperance lecturer, {
delivered prohibition campaign
speech here Tuesday evening.
The SIGNAL drops this little hint:
Don't neglect to pay the printer when
you sell your crops.
Miss Jennie Ashley has retured
from Salubria, where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilkerson.
John Cuddy came down yesterday
with another small drove of hogs for
the Portland market.
The state board of equalization is
having time trying to decide what
its duties are.
We hear the name of Thos. G.
Galloway mentioned in connection
with the state senatorship by many
republicans.
Governor Wiley has not yet
issued his proclamation declaring
martial law in Shoshone county at an
end
G M. Warehouse went to Boise
Monday to attend the annual session
of the Masonic Grand Lodge of Idaho.
Attorney Wallace left for Meadows
Tuesday last, being employed in
case that will come up in judge
Carswell's court.
Mrs. Cap. Gearry, of Portland,
Oregon, was visiting Mr. and Mrs.
P. A. Devers during the fore part of
the week.
In the SIGNAL today will be found
the four state tickets. Cut them out
and paste on the sole of your boot
for future reference.
1t is understood that w. d. Shaw,
, of Salubria, will be offered the
/ nomination for state senator on the
democratic ticket. He would make
5 strong candidate.
Walt Lyons is building two-story
e addition to the rear of his black
t smith shop. The ground floor will be
q used as a wagon shop and overhead
as paint shop,
Bob Johnson's COW went up to thu
house of friend Kurtz last Monday
morning and stole bride, and W
> B. was seen in hot chase shortl,
-. afterward.
v There are some ditch enterprise
i afoot which, if consummated, will b
Il prolific with vital Importance to thi
% section. We are not at liberty a
+ present to give any details.
Paul Vandervoort delivered ;
Is campaign speech in behalf of tn
peoples party at GOWNS opera hous
10 last night to a fair sized audience.
- Sommer & Son have purchase
the Jones stock of dry goods fror
,ir Klosterman & Co. and will move the
OF store across the street into th
is concrete.
at Emil Matzdorf, of Crane cree
was a Weiser visitor last Friday
- Mr.. Matzdorf is seeking tt
nomination for assessor on I'll
republican ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Kivett left Las
Monday for Waco, Texas, where the
will make their future home. Mr.
% John Nevin accompanied them pa
W. of the distance, on her way to Iowa
- visit.
IA Register, you voter. The nc
election law allows no registration
the polls on election day. If Y,
vote you must be registered befoi
re- hand.
ing In the mention of the Wei'
nd Speciality performance, on first pas
90 we neglected to state that the fe'
ing of o. NJ. Harvey, champion stro
DIS, man, and J. N. Cobbs were no SIN
lso feature of the entertainment.
yle' Weiser railroad seems to be
anu favorite topic in financial circles
naii the east. A copy of the Wall Str
eipt Letter received last mail, dated Sc
Inc 9th, has another short article alb
alo' the subject. 1t states that Fore
as we'll as New York and Den
,o+h capital is interested.
the The experimenting physician