The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-12-22


A Christmas sermon will be given at |
the opera house Sunday evening. Every |
body is invited.
Gilbert Tracy is building an addition
to his dwelling house.
Mr.. Hale, dentist from San Fran
cisco, is thinking of locating here.
Geo. Bean dropped in Monday in
order to have his paper changed from
Crane 10 Salubria.
W. T. Cope and F. NJ. Mitchell,
two of Weiser's bright young men
paid US visit last nday.-Ontario
News.
The weather is pleasant and sunny
in the middle of the day, biting cold
and frosty at night and the days are
as short as Weiser cord of wood.
The U. S. Treasury has called in
all the $500 notes for redemption
We have sent in our batch and hope
our readers will promptly follow suit
The magnificent stock of jewelry,
notions, lamps and fancy goods at
the w & j. drug store shows re-
markable enterprise in the pro-
prietors. Don't fail to examine.
The diptheria is spreading rapidly
all around us and is extremely bad in
the upper country. Precautions
should be taken to guard againt the
disease.
Frank Jenne and wife have returned
from Boise and again taken up their
residence here. Frank has not as yet
settled on his plans for the future, at
least our detective has been unable to
discover them.
The parties who are negotiating for
the Galloway ditch have taken bond
on the ditch and mill belonging to Sol
Jeffrey. There is scarcely doubt
but that something important will be
done with this property in the neal
future. tbs said to be the intention
to turn the mill building into al
electric power-house.
Mr.. Hixon is in receipt of lette
from the department stating that he
= will not have to suffer by the robbery
of the Weiser post office, and that hi
will receive his full salary as there il
no doubt as to his perfect integrit,
and immunity from any blame. 4
most worthy and commendable act OF
f the part of the department
Sunday services in Weiser are a
follows: Preaching at eleven o'cloc
, at the Baptist church by Rev. MI
|, Gee, of Payette. Sunday school a
, IL o'clock at the Baptist church
Also, Sunday school at 3 P. M, q
s GOWNS opera house and a song an
e preaching service at the opera hous
e at 7:3O p. m. The song service wi
be conducted by Mr.. VanCist
! Preaching by E. A. Paddock.
r JOHNNIE Evans came down from hi
o Bear creek placer mines last wee
q after two years absence. He hf
constructed mile of ditch th
j, season and says the placers up thel
will make quite stir next season
- After week at Huntington he wi
. make a flying trip back to Be;
creek and then remove with his fami
to Missoula, Mont, for the rest of Il
winter.
Tom Ranahan was carrying Il
, agricultural college subscription Ii
!, around last Monday and got mai
signers. Everyone should sign
Not much is expected from those WI
al are not able but you can stand at lea
US a quarter, and one hundred extreme
W Door men would at that ra
III contribute $25 to the good cause; b
ne there are few who could not gi
more.
lie At it's regular meeting last Tuesd
", evening, Weiser Lodge A. f. & A. n
10 No %, installed the following Office
~ for the ensuing year: W. NJ, G.
:" Walkers. W, B. NJ. Jenney; j.. v
'se NJ. Johnston; Treas. A. Sears; Sc
lis R. E. Lockwood; S. D., A.
Anderson; J.D., S. M. jeffrey; \
10 F. S. Jenney; S. S., A. E. Rober
A0 j. S., L. M. Dickerson; t., L.
he Finn.