The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-12-22
IN And ABOUT town.
Items Caught ON the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous MelanEe.

are in the height OF glory.
d. P. Roberts, of Weiser, is in the
city. Evening Mail.
Cal White returned from Portland
and started for the Meadows Tuesday
morning.
Weiser sent two or three dancers
down to the Huntington ball last
Friday.
We understand that Mr.. GOWNS
has ordered lot of scenery for the
opera house.
Go to s. B. & Co. and buy fine
photo album for your best girl.
Picture frames.
If you want to buy good fire
proof safe at an extremely low price,
enquire at this Office.
Geo. Ingman, one of the SIGNALS
Salubria readers, was doing business
in Weiser last Tuesday
Shearer, who was sent from this
place to the insane asylum something
over year ago, has been discharged.
GOWNS opera house presents a
much better and more servicable
appearance since the late changes.
B. Haas was down from Salubria
on legal business since last issue and
reports trade at his establishment as
very good.
Fred Wilkie, charged with en-
bezzeling $500 of church funds, has
been exonerated by the Ada county
grand jury. =
John Sears, who left Weiser and
went to Portland some months ago,
has joined the regular army at
Vancouver barracks.
She will not object to being kissed
when taken for ride in one of
those lovely new cutters at the l. G.
Cos.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Moore and two
children, of Silver city, were visiting
the families of VIM. Sommercamp
and A. G, Cordelle last week.
All combinations with other papers
which we have been offering will be
withdrawn on January LIST only nine
days more to take advantage of them.
The dead body of a man was found
beside the railroad track neal
Mountain Home. 1t turned out tC
be William Lang, an INDECENT, who
had died of heart trouble.
Sam Denney and James Rutf
arrived in town Tuesday night. Mr.
Ruth departed Wednesday for New
York on visit, after an absence OF
nineteen years.
Sam Hatton, vicious convict o
) the Idaho penitentiary was stabbed tt
; death the other day by one of tn
attendants whom he had assaulted
The latter was exonerated from al
blame.
Ed. Darby was over from Minera
the first of the week. Nose Fuch
had him in tow and was trying t
steer him up against ranch whic
-, the former has for sale down on tn
. fiat. Result unknown.
Y AChris Madison, who has valuabl
n mining property in Gilmore county
Z is in Weiser for the winter, KNOWN
lie this to be a good pasture. He wi
lie return in the spring and some of thes
days you will hear from him and h
mine.
n Mrs. 4. s Jewell has been at Il
Id Vendome several days, having con
~ down on learning of her son Billie
mishap with the powder. W. E.
all right as far as to any permane
injury, but his face isn't the ham
10 soonest in the world at present
Us John Riley, the successful Graz
= creek sheep king, took his departu
last week for Carthage, ILL.,, on Wis
and before packing his trunk order'
his copy, of this great house-wi
ID. pacific and bachelors delight chang
ar to that place. Wise John Rileyl
~ Lem Williams isn't wealthy
in worldly goods but be has wealth
SITS kindness beneath his vest and VIII
in he came down from Salubria last we
he remembered the printer with
number of round white rolls til
yer enable us to now have buttered 81
tes to our bread.
NO The masquerade ball is the oh
ore subject of conversation in town a