The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-11-17
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous Melange.

Riel Wilson was in the county seat
Tuesday.
Oranges and lemons at Minnie
Hanthorn's.
Martial law has been declared off !
in north Idaho.
The Statesman is happy over the
discovery of a haunted house in
Boise
Four carloads of hogs have just
been shipped from Weiser to the
Montana markets
Miss Ora Hopper has returned from
her Boise visit. Miss Minnie Reed,
of Caldwell, accompanied her home. !
Attorneys Harris and Ayers went
to Boise Monday on the injunction
case of DR.. Brown VS. DR.. Howard
Geo. Bean, of Crane creek, returned
last Tuesday from a two months
visit in Missouri and elsewhere
/ The preliminary examination of
Chas Goodloe is going on today
before Justice Coakley.
Weiser precinct elects Al Hopkins
as constable and H. G. Newman and
L. P. Agnew as justices of the
peace.
One of the great legal muddles
that generally follow county division
is now imminent in Ada and Canyon
counties.
Among the many little things over
looked in last weeks election rush
was the return of John Mulloy from
his extended eastern trip.
A subscription paper was circulated
about town last week and about $75
raised for the purpose of buying
farm products for our Worlds Fair
exhibit.
The big familiar Harrison hal
5 which M. Johnston has been wearing
for two months past, is now hung
= over the bar with little flag at hall
e mast attached.
L GLOW to avoid colds is again {
standing headline in the newspapers
i Is it because people object to taking
u advice that nine out of every ten yo'
: meet have a cold?
J., Miss Minnie HAWTHORN has opened
= a confectionery store in Mrs. JENNIE
! millinery establishment, and sh
intends to pander to the sweet toot
of Weiser in manner that will brin;
large patronage.
IL J. w. Smith has disposed of hi
al place in Council valley and remove
lie with his family to Weiser, so as to b
re handy to a good job for his teams
= the ditch enterprise goes through, c
al which there is but little doubt.
; John James, John Grabb, LII
:" Moore. James Cunningham, b. /
'e iced, W. P. Peppard, D. Fl. Kerfo'
~ and A. NJ. Glenn are over fro
" Mineral attending the examinatlc
% of Chas. Goodloe as witness.
The election has brought out gra
charges on both sides. The latest
secret ballot counting and illee
10 returns by republican judges in nor
Idaho. AS with others against t
democrats we give il only as rune
Judging from the great number
sis strangers dropping into this office
est a sample copy of the SIGNAL, WI
nd the generally added remark ''gue
,od I'll take it as soon as | get settled
cry there must be large influx of n
the
400 corners.
ons AS soon as Sommercamp learn
hed that Hit was better road man I'll
=. himself, and could probably do M
hut in that much neglected line than hi
oect self he promptly withdrew in
UGH favor SO Weiser turned in
'ure elected Hit.
nan The returns of Idaho to date G
rily Willis Sweet the largest plurality
the all candidates, or 1856. Curtis,
the secretary of State has the small'
, no or 6s8. The pluralities of the baia
,eral of the republican ticket run betw
can these two figures.
the julius Durkheimer, formerly
ioi'e merchant of Weiser but now OF bu
hool, Oregon, made business trip to
DEN. his old stamping ground, last frl'
For When julius left here it was
as before the fire and when he step
a+bo tram and took a look he sta