The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-12-15

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Frank Harris and wife arrived
home Tuesday last.
Born, in Weiser, Sunday, Dec. IL,
to the wife of l.. L. Shearer, son.
G. G. Wing made flying trip over
from Mineral last Saturday.
The range is reported as being very
good for this time of the year
If Nampa can afford a telephone
system. Why cannot Weiser.
The snow fell quite savagely during
the greater part of Monday forenoon.
For nice fresh candy 60 to Minnie
Hanthcrn's.
Jeremiah King has entered home
stead on 80 acres near Weiser.
The Dramatic folks have postponed
their play until Monday, January,
End, on account of the masquerad on
the 26th inst.
Ontario, Huntington and Baker,
three towns in eastern Oregon, all
have a newspaper and all run by men
named Bowen. Illustrious namel
! NoTIcE-All committees appointed
on agricultural college matters will
meet at the WEIsER SIGNAL office on
Saturday next at ESQ p. m.
W. w. Campbell was over from
Mineral last Monday on business
connected with his mining location,
he having advertised out a partner.
"What shall buy for my darling
Christmas PRESENT." is question
which is easy to decide after looking
over Walls display of holiday
iewelry and learning the wonderfully
low prices.
Frank Jenne has rendered his resig-
nation as Warden of the Idaho pen
:, itentiary and Orlando Robbins, OF
!, Boise, has been designated to fill the
!. place. Frank has been talking some
time of going to Denver to live, bu
:. we hope he will stay here.
u Frank Mickey, who will display
his fine Italian hand in the manage
3 ment of Washington county affair
- for the next two years, was greeting
his host of friends in this precinc
II last week.
ID The diamond prospector sent out b,
g the SIGNAL Immediately after the dis
.. covery of opals by the Caldwell
Or Tribune, has played us false and afte
' a successful search has given the sna
n all away to the Statesman instead G
he reporting to us. Oh, treachery!
It, The dramatic troupe will give
ed powdered ball after the performanc
e, on January I'd All dancers will
is required to have their hair powdered
ng Material for powdering will
lis furnished by Kurtz & Kimball of tt
he famous Weiser Roller Mills.
nd The Ontario News made its deb
1t on our exchange table last week, vii
go w. r. Bowen, late of Weiser,
be editor and proprietor. 1t is ne
ah little paper and will do much good Fl
nix OUT Oregon neighbor, if the Peep
SIX stand by it with their support.
For the purpose of raising mon
to buy the organ now in use at T.
vas school house, Professor Garrison W
nee teach an evening class in stenograpl
hat and book keeping, if suffice
age number Of scholars can be obtain
gs, at SO per month. You cannot spe
the the money in a more profital
eek manner Hand in your name as
on, pupil at once.
ON w. L. Ryder, s. L. Sparks,
ion Venable, j. L. Thorp, A. b. Mo
the D. G. Chase, Chas Hansen, W
lrly lreton and several others of Payet
yed and Sherm Coffin and John Norris
the of Caldwell, and w. D. Shaw, S
like Denney, Gerry Snow and E.
In Jewell, of Salubria, were in Wei
to Saturday evening last visiting
give Masonic lodge of this place.
ers. oyster supper and banquet was gi
IN in their honor.
'a'e 1t will be surprise to M
residents of Idaho as well as to
outside world to know that cotton
ms. be successfully grown in the Sn
icial river valley. Mr.. V. D. Hannah
r in raised on his ranch, eight miles alb
all Weiser, as fine cotton as ever gre'
s at Mississippi Cotton this year
not do we'll as the late spring did