The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-12-01


reward for information that will con-
Wet any person or persons tearing
up or intentionally destroying any of
the sidewalks of Weiser.
Ed Barton bought about 5000 Of
this years lambs up on Crane creek
last week for other parties. He paid
~. 40 per head, which is about the
highest price that has ever been paid
here.
Ben. Warrington and family spent
Thanksgiving week in Boise and be
returned looking so well that one
wouldn't have thought he had ever
been through political race.
Frank Harris, John Ayers and
Gilbert Tracy went on a hunting ex-
petition up to Dial Gray's last Friday,
returning Saturday. Result: 20
chickens, 2 geese, 2 ducks, 3 quails.
Ayers drove while the other fellows
killed the game.
Sol Hasbrouck, clerk of the
supreme court, has been appointed
state librarian in the place of W. A.
Goulder resigned. Mr.. Hasbrouck
has appointed his son as an
assistant. Democrat.
Ben Glatheart, one of that class Of
farmers who are credit to any
county, was down from Salubria this
week. When he left the Office
another notch was made on the credit
leg of the editorial desk.
S. j. Durbin returned last week
from Maine, after several months
absence with horses. He reports sales
bad and times close back there. Out
of fifty head be received cash for four
only.
DR.. J. R. Numbers has disposed Of
his possessions in this place and vii
depart in few days for Denver where
he will practice his profession in the
future Good bye, Dr., you leave
many warm friends behind who
regret to see you 60.
That big smile on D. N. Baker
face is not caused by the election, no
: bv the success he has had this yea
with fine bucks, nor yet by havinI
plenty of hay on hand to winter hi
sheep. No, it is not for those rea
. sons, but all because of the arrival O
a sweet little lump of girl at hi
r house on the 23d of November.
s Chas. Green, of Odds ferry, was
town last Tuesday, accompanied b
J. L. McKeever. The latter is intel
&c ested with Mr.. Green in valuab
% tract of land in this county at tt
ferry, and they are arranging for
-, ditch out of Snake river to cover i
- There is considerable fall in the riv'
5 at that point and this can doubtle
be done quite easily
lr A Sunday school was organized
is Weiser last Sunday with the followil
officers Supt, G. L. Hixon; Ass
Supt., J. Patison; Sec. and Treas,
Sc f. Kimball; Librarian, Miss Fam
II. Mitchell; teachers, Mrs. Kurtz, MI
ok Kimball, Mrs. Hixon and MIR. Ehrlic
A welcome is extended to old a
young to join with them ne
w. Sabbath.
w We are requested to state that
ne debate advertised to take place
tween L. A, Day, of Weiser, and
Morrison, of Council, on the que
'o0 ton, els there Universal Salvati
NIL for the Human Racer" will begin
ks Middle valley on the 18th, continui
three evenings. Morrison affirr
ov Day denies.
M John Ayers made bet with w
Inn Kurtz on the election immedlat
after the Minneapolis convent
Il Ayers, Blaine republican, bet t
-, Harrison would get defeated. Ku
=, democrat, bet that be would
elected. 1t served him right to
beat after betting against his pa
WIN We sent our detective around to
III Ayers mansion last night to learn
Que result of the bet. He peeped
s'ri' Johns trunk and this Is what be
,yer