The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-03-10
THE SIGNAL.

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Sunday and killed 37O-no, we mean
81, ducks.
Mineral never had brighter pro-
spects at the opening of a season.
T. N. Fell sheriff of Malheur
county, Oregon, was in Weiser last
Saturday.
Miss Winnie Hopkins gave pleas
ant party to a number of her friends
last evening.
Born, in Weiser, ON March 7th, to
the wife of Recorder l. f.. Smith,
twin girls. Combined weight, 144
pounds.
Any printed forms used in your
business neatly executed at the
SIGNAL office.
The Statesman has been warming
up Geo. Ainslie. Ainslie appears to
have the reputation of being
democratic edition of Roberts, any
way.
B. NJ. Jenney, jeweler, will insert
main springs for 81 so, clean watches
for $3.50, all other work in pro-
portion and guaranteed.
The Commercial company will have
an immense stock Of spring hardware
on next week. Flows, rakes, plant
ers, etc.
Married, in Weiser, on March 9Th,
at 5 o'clock a. M, by j. B. Coakley,
!. p. Mr.. Geo. Ok and Miss Minnie
Fletcher, both of Huntington. No
cards. Retired.
jim Coakley says that it may be
true that ''the early bird catches the
worm, " but he don't like to be routed
out at 5 O'Clock in the morning by
matrimonially inclined couples anx-
ious to test the workings of the justly
celebrated cook book system.
Chas Green, of Olds ferry, was in
town the first of the week and had
business at this Office. He has turned
over the control of his ferry to his
brother, Grant Green, who will apply
for license, as per notice elsewhere.
Thomas Butler, big honest pros
pector, now OF Mineral, but who will
90 to the Seven Devils country
shortly, made financial call on the
SIGNAL this week. The result is a
notice in this issue TO his delinquent
partners in the Homestabe mine at
Mineral
The town council met Tuesd ay
evening and passed an order that the
sidewalks torn up on the corner OF
First and Main streets, by persons
moving building, be replaced.
Preparations are vigorously going
on for the St Patrick S day ball and
large attendance is assured. Many
prominent persons from Boise are
expected, among which are Gov.
! Wiley and the Secretary of state.
Mrs. &. j. Moore wishes to say tc
Il the public that she will remove hel
3 dress making shop to the depot, and
a will soon have on hand new anC
complete stock of millinery and fancy
goods. She respectfully asks the ladies
= to call and examine goods and
prices.
A numerously signed petition asking
that the Warrington addition be takeI
into the corporate limits has beer
a filed with the town clerk and will b,
passed upon at the next meeting o
III the board
M A decisive move to obtain artesial
i water is at last about to be made
a subscription paper is peln!
III circulated, and every one should TAX
B# one share $5-and as many more a
possible. Tom Galloway will sub
# scribe as literally as any and says
2# the test well is sunk on his ground
and water struck, he will buy the wei
'zs at the cost Of sinking. A long bore
8 a strong bore and bore altogether
land let us see the water spout in tn
airl
|S The last issue of the Citize
Leralds its entrance upon its fourt
year, and a good paper the Citizen is
too. 1t is perfectly welcome to tax
rs one under the ear, give us a
ppper cut and side wipe wheneve
BUR opinions get clashing, and "
vii wipe the blood from our snoC
and reiterate that it is deserving {
every dollars worth of support yo
can spare after giving the SIGNAL il
Just due.