The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-11-10
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the E'ly
by OuI. Reporter.


METAL MARKET-Bar silver. sO.S5f.
The election returns are bulletined
at the Red Front.
This and last have been great weeks
for free cigars.
Election day is over. The child
is born and the dog is dead.
Alfred Eoff, of Boise, made a
flying visit to Weiser Tuesday,
Mrs. John HAWTHORN returned from
a weeks visit at Caldwell last
Sunday.
Miss Fannie Mitchell has just
closed a successful term of school at
Thousand Spring valley.
Rev. T. H. Lydston, of Payette,
was shaking hands about town last
Monday.
Pete Keeney has been limping
around for couple of weeks with
sprained ankle.
Dan Ackley is holding down the
job of day guard at the penitentiary
at Boise.
Frank Jenne came down from
S Boise last Sunday to remain until
after election. Frank is registered
here and came down to vote.
= Judge Ivory has built an annex 10
d the rear of his saloon, purchased a
q fine new stove of the Commercial Co.
q and is fixed for the winter.
l. Jack Monroe, who was run out Of
= Weiser last fall, put in appearance
IL last Friday but some one put bug
er in his ear and he lit out on the mex
ty train.
ne Miss Julia Siskron and Harr.
De Siskron, of San Francisco, son an(
ne daughter of Chas. Siskron, latel.
en- killed at Mineral are at the Vendom
at having arrived last Monday.
Gu f. A. Wilkie had his examinatio
as yesterday and was discharged Tn
DC complaint, as we understand it, di
'l' not charge an offense. W. E. Borah
lts ESQ. conducted the defense. =
Populist
Owing to the prospects OF a dltc
-lout of the Owyhee to cover the Ian
ri across the river, the land is bein
nal settled upon very rapidly, so it
at reported. The land lying across th
ION river is all tributary to Weiser.
nd The pump at the mill broke la
les Saturday, causing a shut down Il
several days.
her Ed. Jewell and j. H. Killor;
the spent election day in Weiser-
the evidence that they considered this t
10 field wherein the most work W
VIII needed.
Frank Harris, Walt Lyons, j
''e' BARLEY, John Nevin, Al William
oA' Ed. McGrew and R. E. Lockwo
JIG went to Boise Saturday evening
"a attend the democratic rally. Bo
'o-" people unanimously declared it to
X by far the largest rally during
campaign.
nets There was good large politi
crest meeting at GOWNS opera no
and Monday night, which was addres
good by G. f. Drake. VIM. Wallace, ii.
very Newman and MIR. Athey of Bo
! 'iie Mr. Newman made one of the
.ence WI e
t;ons talks of the entire campaign iron
shed common sense stand point.
D. The entertainment given in
pc r city last night by the We
xnect Dramatic Company was lar}
much attended and gave gen
ature satisfaction. Owing to the fact
UGH a the Independent goes to press
Sma a, morning we are unable to give
.n friends the notice they deserve
# the Independent.
nd he Ed Barton returned last Sur
II ioo from Crane creek, where he has
can purchasing mutton sheep for
Mt the Hirshev, of Nebraska. He rel
choice but few for sale, every body peln
for 2 the buy instead of wishing to
oooN Sheep are scarce just now at
.LDEN,
For per head.
We as Yesterday Rev. Father Wander
den received word from Father
400 ;s a who is now at Silver City, tn
rouped Weiser 5000 had been subscribe
thaniel Catholic church building I
Mary The townsite company at that
oiooN' gave the church nice block II
,ast Of CITY and now with this subscr
Thanks something will be done toward
ing as soon as the report OF the