The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-10-13
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the F'lx-
by Our Reporter.
Miscellaneous NIelancc.

We have at last become convinced
that Weiser needs sewer system.
Bill Sommercamp has returned
from a business visit to Silver city.
James F. Curtis arrived in Weiser
yesterday to inspect the militia.
John Sturm was drowned in the
Snake at Moscow on Oct. 18th.
Commissioner Cuddy is not attend
ing the present meeting of the board.
S. H. McCarty, former principal of
the Weiser highschool, but now of
Wisconsin, is among us.
Andrew Adams, known by every
man in the county, spent few days
in Weiser this week.
This has been the most quiet and
uneventful term of court ever held
here.
Ben Glatheart, prominent farmer
of Salubria, spent several days in
town this week.
Milt Canary, the tasty tonsorialist
of Salubria, WAS among us day or
two this week.
Miss Laura Smith left last Saturday
for Portland, Oregon, to take a
position in large millinery store.
The SIGNAL is overjoyed TO
announce new sidewalk being laid
in various portions of the city.
Works is still going on in the
Episcopal church. The colored
glass is now being put in.
Mrs. P. A. Devers will leave
Sunday for Pennsylvania, where she
will visit relatives, remaining several
months.
Friend Drake, of the Seven Devils
has succeeded in getting his name il
quite a number of the south Idah
papers lately.
AL Hopkins is acting as nigh
Waterman and keeps his eagle ey
peeled for robbers and fire durin,
the Silly hours when night has cas-
her sable robe, etc.
Born, is Weiser on October 4th, t
the wife of Louis Sommer, son
: No comments are necessary as Louis
smiling countenance speaks for it
: self.
, The Caldwell Tribune has foun
opal fields on Snake river. This
: to notify the Tribune that we have
1 man out looking for a diamond de
post.
The SIGNAL sends thirty-or
: copies each week to the Capital cit
d of the state. Five are exchange
L one a 'scomp" and the balance al
bonafde subscribers.
L Frank Harris, Jim BARLEY, job
u HAWTHORN, W. B. Kurtz, &c
u Sullivan and AL Williams went
Boise Tuesday to participate in Il
big democratic rally.
= Billy Sommercamp, one Of Welsel
merchant princes, was a Nam
visitor Monday. Bill has hosts
friends in this part of the count
IN who are always glad to meet him.
In Nampa Progress.
III Bob Noble, the Sheep King
Se Idaho, was in Weiser Monday. '
err don't know his business, but it "
81 probably to form branch order
er the Sheepman's Exaggeration Socie
es which has headquarters at Caldwe
An organ has been purchased a
> is now a fixture of the Weiser hit
school. As the scholars march {
," to the strains of music they feel t
% an organ is pleasant thing to hi
in school room.
Salubria was well represented
ID Weiser this week by W. d. Shaw,
n w. NJ. Brown, s. R. Denney, j.
iiy Donart, d. j. Richardson, E.
ng Jewell, j. H. Killoran and S.
'n' G. Reynolds.
700 At last DIR. Numbers will get
%" pay from Washington county
services rendered, the commission
having. on a mandamus from
district court, ordered a war
drawn in his favor.
W. D. Shaw was appointed by
county commissioners to the yacs
-. in the board of pharmacy at
Ing raouestof 1876 petitioners last Mon