The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter
Miscellaneous Melan&e.

Read about the Panorama of the
World on last page.
Attorney Ayers was at Mineral
last week on legal business.
A. j. Skibbe, of Salubria, graced
the town with his presence the other
day.
The spider web sociable at Mrs. !
Jeffrey's has been postponed until |
next Thursday, the 2Sth.
T. D. Catalan, Bosses brightest
and most successful attorney, has his
professional card in this issue.
Ed. Brannon, and q. T. Durham,
of Brannon, were in Weiser last
Saturday on land business.
Unconfrmed rumor says Ed
Jewell has his eye peeled on the
democratic nomination for sheriff
Geo. Ebert, our worthy cobbler,
has moved his shop into the rear
room OF Riggs harness shop.
+. S. JENNIE came down from
Boise last Tuesday to nose around
among old friends, much to the latter s
pleasure.
The judgement in favor of DR..
Numbers, from the probate court,
was laid over by the board until next
meeting.
G. w. Foor arrived Monday even
ing direct from his company quarters
at Wardner, having been granted
leave to come home.
1t is understood that Ben Waiting
ton has left New York but just where
he is meandering around at present
or when he will return is not known.
VIM. Hartman, accompanied by his
wife, came in from Mineral yesterday
and ordered his paper sent to Caldwell
where he will reside in the future.
On account of a majority of the
militia boys being engaged in business
here. their absence causes the town tc
be quite dull, and consequently
scarcity of news.
Marion Johnston is talking o.
going to the mines. His brother
Revillo who was down few weeks
ago from Rapid river gave such glow
ing accounts as to arouse the mining
fever in Marion.
While Mrs. Eliza Shaw (69 year
old was returning from Vale las
week in company with an old maj
named Gray the team ran ava
throwing them out and each sustaine
some severe injuries.
j, We had the pleasure of meetln
two very pleasant gentlemen las
y week in the persons of Thoma
|, Kimbraugh and j. d. Robertson
both of the Crane creek section.
Frank Smith attended the reput
d lican convention at Salubria la
If Saturday and returned quite cres
If fallen. After some inquiry we learne
that Bro. Lorton had beaten him fly
te straight games of his. 1t will leal
IN Frank better than to run up again
Sc newspaper men.
er There was a marriage took pla
lie the other day out somewhe
IN between Weiser and Mineral but
pc can learn no names. All the l
S, formation obtainable is that t
es blushing bride weighed 200.
Mrs. A. G. Webb, who for sever
On months has been visiting her fathe
CHI Noel Hopper of this place, leaves
nd dav for her home in Spokane, Was
KS During her stay here the lady b
made many warm friends who +
de sorry to see her depart.
Oh John James was over from Mine
Oh this week and as usual visited
SIGNAL Office. He says the mil
.eo and smelters are running to til
M full capacity and there are good tin
w. generally in the camp. W. ii. Spe'
of the Egan is delivering some 81
om ounce ore to the Mutual, which mea
ms of course, some magnificently T
matt
The commissioners redistricted
- county into commissioner distri
Wv as follows: No. Weiser, Nj
creek and Mineral No. 2.-Mic
- valley. Salubria and Ruthbr
oPe No. 3.-Indian valley, Cour
Seven Devils, Lick creek,
Meadows.
,oo The report of the viewers of
cavan Devils road was laid over