The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-06-30
FROM THE SALUBRIOUS CITY.
Doings of and Notes About
People Whom We
Know.
Items of Interest from the
Upper Country.

The beautiful grain-growing weather
has at last come and farmers. are feeling
jolly over the future fine prospects Of the
increase in that cereal over last year.
There is a great deal Of irrigating going
on in this vicinity just now.
We noticed many people in town from
all sections Of the country purchasing new
goods for the 4th
b. Haas & Co. have done large bust
ness in the past ten days.
e. E. Lorton is erecting a neat little
dwelling on Ash street. 1t looks q little
suspicious for Ed to be building that way,
but presume he knows best.
There is one very bad feature in connec-
ton with the irrigation ditch which passes
through town and that should be attended
70 at once. Cess pools made by water es-
Gaping from poorly managed bitches are
many times the cause Of general sickness
People should have a little regard for
their neighbors.
Scarcely shout was heard in town for
Cleveland when the news came of his
nomination. Such is life here this year
There seems to be less enthusiasm over
the coming election this year in Salubria
than for many years past
Miss Loutitia Allison met with very
painful accident last Friday while going
from her fathers milk ranch near Ruth
burg over to Rush creek after her sister,
who is teaching in that district Loutitia
was riding along, leading a spirited ami
NAL which her sister was to ride back on,
when suddenly the horse in tow jerked
back and the rope caught her finger about
the saddle horn and very nearly severed it
close to the hand DR.. Reynolds dressed
the wound, and she is now getting along
nicely.
School in town closes next Friday even
ing, after three months, taught by Mrs.
T M. Jeffreys. The scholars have i'm
proved wonderfully.
Emmett Lynch has purchased one-half
interest In Jones blacksmith shop and the
business will be conducted under the firm
had large experience in all kinds Of work,
having worked in railroad shops, and will
be prepared at all times to do any and all
jobs on short notice. Repairing rifles and
shot guns specially. Also anything in
the line of Timing.
Senator Jewell says 1T is dead open
and shut since Stephensons nomination
for vice-president that Idaho will go dem
ocratic this fall and that Cleveland will be
our next president But then, you know.
If Mr.. Jewell had not been two straight
terms to the Idaho legislature his word
could be now relied upon.
Gerry Snow and Geo. b. Dean passed
through town on their way to Weiser last
Saturday with their race horses. We
have no grudge against those men, but all
hope they Will bring about $500 of that
race money back TO Salubria and blow il
in on their return.
s. II. Taylor sold 30 head Of range
horses Saturday for S25 per head
Nearly everyone is selling off stock Of
some kind and still crying HARD TIMES.
A strawberry festival was given by the
good people, and especially the excellent
ladies of Salubria, last Friday evening
for the benefit of fence to be erected
around the graveyard. 1t was Crane
affair and nearly $50 was cleared in the
undertaking. Let the good work go on.
Geo. Hoffstatter is very i'll a; this writ
ing
The democratic platform is not much
wiser than the republican although gotten
up last. Neither OF them include free
silver The east does not want il, and tn,
west is bound to have it. consequently, in
orde..- to get it, the western people will
have TO ''fo-rce it down them" 1t seem.
quite unfair and very hard that our grea
and prosperous WEST cannot have even 1
word to say relative to our own interests
sand yet we were not always thus"
GvBRIEL.