The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-14
SALUDRIA ON The SIDE.
Gabriel is on Hand Again
with his Budget of News.


every one is rejoicing at the prospects
Of an early spring.
School here resumed its studies
again on Monday last with fair
attendance
Several families on Crane creek
are very low with typhoid pneumonia.
DR.. Reynolds has moved into his
new house.
We are pleased to see the pleasant
face of Mr.. Hemmingway, the Middle
Valley school teacher, on our streets
nearly every Saturday.
The post Office is much more con-
venient and accommodating to the pro-
prietor as we'll as the people since its
late removal into new quarters.
Albert Elliot, of Hornet creek,
arrived in Salubria last Saturday
evening with very bad and painful
dislocation of the left shoulder. DR..
E. P. Howard, our much esteemed
and efficient physician, soon reduced
the fracture and Mr. Elliot went his
way the next morning rejoicing.
The boys in and around town very
much enjoy sliding on their sleds
drawn by horses, but it is rather n
dangerous play.
1t is nesrly time for the festive
drummer" to nest again.
Had your correspondent, L. l.. S.
more carefully perused the presidents
message he would scarcely have been
able to chronicled all Of its defects at
one writing. Good logic, Bro. Shearerl
Good logic.
We are reliably informed that M.
T, Harlan, of Hog creek, claims that
senator Dolph stole his idea advanced
concerning the only successful manner
of irrigating the arid lands of Idaho.
We are not at all surprised, because
matters of greater importance in the
course of human events have been
stolen from men who were less
| informed than Mike.
A select party Of young people
gathered at the residence Of Hon.
John Cuddy last Saturday evening
and whiled away the fieeting hourt
in merrimernt and glee, by singing
and playing beautiful pieces. A
eleven o'clock an elegant lunch was
served and shortly after the party
were seen homeward bound. Th'
Misses Cuddy were very attentive to
make all as happy as could be, ant
do not forget that "uncle John" ano
"aunt Della" are not behind in making
visitors feel perfectly at home oil
such occasions. Long may they
live.
Business is very dull at present il
town and probably will be unit
March.
1t is understood that the editor o
the Citizen transformed his Christina
present (thc nursing bottle) into 4
camphor bottle and ever went SO ia
as to make all the contents thereof
into camphor, without ever offering
his most intimate friends a suck
Now, Gene, how could you treat u
thus? Editors are always suppose'
to be open hearted fellows, but W
plainly see that there is an e1ceptio
to that supposition.
Lige Jeffries says "consarn m
cats If pap had been over her
from Long valley this winter h
would have had road broke to tn
mountains and the people of Salubri
could get plenty of wood.
Marion and Ross Smith have jus
finished killing ninety eight hog
which make about fifteen thousan
pounds Of pork. Those gentlema
bought all of the above hogs .whe
shoats at about three cents per poun
and after feeding them well will clea
at fair price over six hundre
dollars. Some say there is nothin
in raising hogs.
Elmer Harrington says be can nc
+ keep his necktie properly tied as Ion
: as he goes to see liiss -, fC
every other time she chews it united
l would not have girl who chewe
I my necktie, Better swap, Elmer.
II 1t is whispered around that
premeditated wedding in high lii