The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-06-30

Saturday 10 pay on the balance owing
for sidewalk lumber
Mr.. Hartley, of Denver, Colorado,
called on the SIGNAL the other day in
company with judge HAWTHORN. He
is out looking over the country, for
purposes which he keeps to himself
We publish the national republican
and democratic platforms in full this
week. Save the paper and have them
for future reference.
w. Il. Borah, rising and noted
young attorney Of Boise came down
last Sunday to conduct the defense in
The Hopper trial
Judge Ivory has spent good deal
Of money lately in making substantial
improvements at his place Drop in
and see him.
L. P. Agnew is erecting another
dwelling house on the site of the one
he lost by fire last fall, for VIM. Som
mercamp.
Geo. Davis, w. B. oodheart, O.
NJ. Harvey, and J. 3 Coakley com
prised last Sundays fishing party.
Catch 2e0.
The platform for the 4 of July
dance has been laid, ready for the
tripping toes Of our bellies and beaux.
Bring your girls to town, boys, and
give them chance to shake the
wrinkles out of their hair ribbons
Miss Ora Hopper, who has been at
tending the St. Vincent academy at
Walla Walla, returned home last Sun
day, having captured some high hon
ors Mt the institution.
Ed. Brannon, one OF the most
prominent men of the Crane creek
section, and who is dark horse who |
may yet come out before the fall
election, arrived in town last even
ing.
John Cuddy arrived in town
Wednesday with another drove of
hogs which he shipped to Troutdale,
Oregon. On account of the heat he
drove in the night from Salubria.
The carload John took down the first
of the month was disposed of at
good figure.
Owing to the interest manifested
in the Hopper case throughout the
county, we publish the testimony
given at the trial. The SIGNAL re-
joices with the defendants that they
have been fully exhonerated by an
intelligent and competent jury.
Cal White says the people of Mead
ows are not opposed to the county
appropriating reasonable amount for
= decent road to Mineral if it is need
ed. What made Levander say he
favored the road but that his constit-
vents wanted him to vote against it?
Another success to be credited up
to the ladies who arc working for an
Episcopal church. The entertain
ment and ice-crcam sociable given
by them Tuesday night was well
patronized and every one enjoyed
themselves thoroughly. Several
dollars were added to the church
fund.
The Mrs. Sommercamp, senior and
junior, Of Weiser, are making their
Silver City friends happy by visit,
they having arrived on last Sundays
stage. Mrs. S. Jr brought little Ora
along, but her two boys are now at
home, they having taken their vaca-
ton with their grand parents on the
Bruneau. Idaho Avalanche.
NJ. B. 10y, formerly president of
the First National Bank at HALEY,
but now located at Springfield, Mo-,
stopped off here last week on his way
TO Portland, Oregon. Mr. 10y was
very fayorably impressed with our
locality. and from sundry hints he let
fall we would not be greatly surprised
to see him here again sometime in
the future.
Yesterday morning DR.. Curtis
horse, which is very frolicsome nag.
thought he would play trick on
Doc. and went and let himself fall {
down the well, .'hind end to" A ,
regular horse laugh could be seen on
bis features as he sat on end at the t
bottom of the well with his head q
sticking out Of the water and looking