The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-14
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by OuI- Reporter.
Miscellaneous MeIanGc-

The ice harvest is in progress,
The grippe has struck Weiscr.
Estray notices 81 for each animal.
The Militia will give a grand ball
on February 22nd.
S. NJ. Percifeld,a prominent citizen
of Salubria, spent few days with us
this week.
Leap year ball tomorrow night by
the ladies of Weiser. Grand time.
Tom Pence is in Boise, where he
was ordered to appear before Judge
Nugent with Amiel Kromrie.
Pay your arrears, one year in
advance, and get your brand in the
paper at once.
Revival meetings are now being
conducted at the Baptist church.
O. NJ. Harvey has complete
abstracts of Titles to all lands, town
lots and mines in Washington
county.
Riel Wilson returned Monday
from a short trip to Portland. He
has returned to Salubria to once more
bury himself in business.
John Levander, county commits
sioner arrived from the Meadows
Saturday last. He says he had to
tunnel out through the snow.
The Daughters of Rcbekah are
preparing to give social party at
the lodge rooms shortly. That the
daughters are to give it is of itself q
sufficient guarantee that q rare good
time will be held. Further particu-
lars next week.
The Weiser Social Club has rented
the Sommer & Gorrie hall from the
militia boys for two months, agreeing
to pay $50 therefor
Charlie Walker, whom everyone
knows as a prominent mining man
of Seven Devils, came down last
week, direct from the mines, and re-
ports six feet of snow on the summit
this side of the camp. He will spend
the winter in Council valley, and is
confident that the camp will come to
the front this season on its merits
and not on wind.
The moving of the Masonic hall
has been abandoned until spring.
The building was moved into the
middle of the street, but it has been
found impracticable to do anything
more in the snow.
S. \. Swauger is having a neat res.
idcnce erected ON his tract of lane
lately purchased from NJ. Everett
situated about two miles west o.
town. Work has been temporarily
suspended but will be resumed agair
shortly.
Fong Chung, proprietor of thu
Oriental laundry, is entitled to "hav,
his name in the paper, even if he die
come from a far off heather land
for the reason that he has set gooC
example for some folks by coming
to this Office and investing in som,
neat job work in the shape appare
checks for his wash house.
i Commissioner Cuddy arrived
Sunday evening, looking fat ant
sassy, to be on hand for the meetin,
of the board Monday. The boar'
has large volume of business con
fronting it at this, its first meetin,
in the new year.
w. A. Lyon has scld half interes
in his blacksmith shop to B. NJ Beslc
of Saginaw, Mich Mr.. Besley, vii
be here early in March and togethe
with Mr.. Lyon will put in frs
class plant for the manufacture of al
kinds of vehicles. Mr.. Besley i
welcome and we wish the new lirn
success.
Judge Ivory is on the move. H
can't help himself. The building il
which his saloon is located is rente,
from Charlie Williams, and he n
owner waltzed around one morning
grappled onto the building, showed
set of runners under it and starte
off, and when Judge woke up h
found himself bound for the west sid
of Monroe creek. Judge says h
hasn't turned his hand over or mad
move to skip out with his effects
but has been made TO "get up an
git" whether or no, so let them com
on and attach.
Weiser again came near having
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