The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-06-16
Doings Of and Notes About
People Whom We
Know.
Items of Interest from the
Upper Country.


night and par Of the day everything
looks bright and the prospects of
crop are still more dattering than
ever.
G. M. Moser, of Council Valley,
passed through Salubria Saturday
last with fine bunch of young steers
which he bought in Oregon. Most
of the band were yearlings.
j. E. Pillow, of Portland, Oregon,
travelling for the National Benevolent
Association Of Minneapolis, Odd Eel
lows insurance company, has been
here several days and has successful
ly canvassed this section.
The ladies of the Sunday school
made nice pleasant day for the
children on the 18th inst, Sunday,
by gathering at the church hall amid
flowers of all descriptions and singing
and speaking pieces and playing
plays, etc.
Hon. G. R. White and O. NJ. Har-
vey passed through town last Sunday
on their way to Weiser.
Mrs. T. M. Seffreys will close her
school on the last of this month by
giving a grand exhibition, the pro-
ceeds of the same going towards buy
ing maps and charts for the school.
Much has been done this spring
towards the roads of the valley.
Hon. E. S. Jewell has his fine
blooded stations on stand at his
ranch at Dixie for the season. He
has personal charge of all mares
brought to his place and insures the
owner of his intention to see that
they are we'll kept and looked after
He has already large herd.
DR.. S. P. Hunt visited Weiser and
returned last week.
A great deal of enthusiasm has
been displayed here during the pas
six days days on whom will fall th'
presidential nomination. So far W.
are unable to learn who will be tn
lucky one We, however, believe a
usual that it will fall on Harrison 0
some dark horse. Most republican
here are wild for Blaine.
Al. Skibbe, our jolly good friend
the manager of the Emporium,
has returned from Oregon, and wit
him his new bride, who is an excel
lent lady, being reared in Gervais
Oregon. They will live in Salubri
for short time, after which the
will return again to the land of flower
and fruits-the Willamette valley
We heartily congratulate them
their new undertaking, and may the
journey through this life be smoot
and even, brightly illumined by tn,
. s1ight and truth which we are a
: seeking"
E. K. Hunt has engaged the Coul
Gil Valley school for six month
: commencing the 18th inst The PEI
: pie of that district have secured IL
G services of first-class teacher, OF
u who is always trying to improve b
qualifications; not by playing solo
s seven up, but by taking leadir
s school journals and reading 9th
It valuable books and papers.
= Dick Burk has commenced runnii
1t his saw mill again. 1t will not
e long now before you can get all t
n lumber you want.
IS W. E. Jewell has his large band
y sheep at home now, shearing them.
y 1t has been rumored that Salubl
,e will soon have new physician W
a will take the practice of Dr. Howar
e; We understand he is an eclectic.
rs 0. NJ. Harvey made several loa
Of and wrote up several insurances VIII
US up this trip.
at Ed. Fulp and wife can safely bo.
nt of the fattest baby IN Washingt
al county.
- Several parties have been over frt
re Warrens for merchandise the p
d. week. They report the trail as W
ke rough, saying that lots OF snow s.
rit abounds.
ho Henry Matthews has opened u
- new butcher shop. Salubria now
'n' two shops.
us Good, solid news is hard to
this week. GABRIEL