The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-04-07
IN And ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught ON tho Fly
by Our Reporter.

miscellaneous Melangc.
METAL MARKET-Bar silver. @087.
Elegant new stock of Millinery At
Mrs. Moore's. Go and see.
Local talent is training for the play
of "Our Boys" to be given in the
near future.
The base ball game Sunday
resulted in tie and nobody got to
smell the beer.
Geo. Degitz slew forty ducks at
Buttermilk slough last Sunday and
presented We editor with four of the
birds.
The measles are in town. The
children of G.. w. Foor and Frank
Hopkins are down with them.
H. Haas and A. F. Hit have gone
to Boise as U. 8. grand jurors.
Steve Durbin has been called on the
trial jury.
The SIGNALS nearest journalistic
neighbor, the Payette Independent,
has passed into the sole control Of
brother Venable, Mr.. Pasco retiring.
The excellency of that journal, how
ever, is not deprecated in the least.
The commissioners will begin their
six-dollar-a-day job again next
Monday. A few more OF those 100
cent warrants for them and 85-cent
warrants for common scrubs like the
printer, farmer and laborer.
The doors of Weiser hotel were
thrown wide open last Thursday to
, accommodate the throng Of friends
attending Mr.. and Mrs. Townley's
reception.
| The old Thompson residence out
next the hill was burned down
Monday night. Undoubtedly 1t was
the work of an incendiary, IS the
house was unoccupied.
The Monroe creek road is in fear.
full shape, How much nicer if those
low soft mud holes were corduroyed.
We will guarantee that Monroe creeh
folks to a man are in favor of good
roads.
The Boise city Post Office wa,
robbed Monday evening by two
masked men, who compelled the pos
master at the muzzle Of revolver t.
open the safe. About $1,000 wer,
taken.
Ben Warrington and Bill Sommer
camp left Monday for Salt Lake city
The sole object of the trip is in thu
interest of the artesian we'll and pre-.
sumably will bring back machinery
This is the first decisive move yet
made and it is expected boring vii
begin soon after their return. HUI.
r-r-a-a-a-h-o-o-p-ei
JEFF Sailing dropped in last wecl
to see about the publication of hi
final proof, and on being asked if b
. intended to sign the petition 70
} the Mineral road, replied: THAT
just what I'll do. live way up o
, Mann creek and don't expect to use
but it will benefit the county. Goo
roads are benefit to every body i
some shape and our children after us
: Ill sign road petitions all day, that
f what I'll do" Your head and heal
] are just right, JEFF.
j. c. Murphy, Grandpa Lindsa
and Mr.. Harris, Of Indian vale,
Z arrived in town yesterday. Nj
Murphy informs us that the squire
are upon them by the thousands an
: grave fears are felt for this year
y crops. Many lost their crops frol
\ this source last year.
r Mrs. r. Mitchell, State Organize
s for the W. c. 7. a. will be in Weiss
t again April Is. She desires to met
o the ladies of the town who .
e interested in Temperance work at Il
o church at 3 p. m. for the purpose
n ascertaining whether an organizatit
n can be effected. She will lecture
e the church in the evening, to which Il
It public is cordially invited.
y The Standard is given up to be Il
, best sewing machine on the msrke
E Take advantage of your prese
!" opportunity to secure one of these 3
:, machines for $40 at A. Sears, Weis
= Idaho.
If The name of Klamath city,
1 Oregon town, has been changed
~ Pokegama. It's probably the tall
Il for poker game and intended to
O. significant of the proclivities of
m inhabitants.