The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-01-21
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
Miscellaneous NIeIanse.
METAL MARKET-Bar silver, s0.93t.


county.
excepting everlastingly at it, is the
science of successful advertising.
Mrs. Louis Sommers left on SIM
day afternoons train to visit friends
and relatives in Baker City.
Miss Rosa Hopper, who has been
quite sick with la grippe, we are glad
to learn is slowly improving.
W. M. Wallace has been admitted
to practice in the supreme court.
DR.. Clymer, Huntington's phys
ician, was in Weiser last Saturday.
The spring time will soon be here.
Prepare to build roads and bore wells.
No loss in stock is yet reported
Every one seems to have plenty of
hay.
Five or six teams came down from
Salubria Sunday, loaded with 101 of
John Cuddys fat hogs. He loaded
a car and shipped them to Portland
Wilson Bros. have placed R. L.
Sabin, of Portland, in charge of the
" Emporium at Salubria.
Snow is six feet on level in
Long Valley.
Instead Of 81 per animal, as stated
last week, estray notices will be
charged for at the rate of $1.50 for
one and so cents for each additional
animal. This change is made to con-
lorna with the Idaho Citizens prices.
John Cuddy says that if all the
snow in the upper country goes of
with warm rain, we of the lowe,
valley will have to hunt the high
places or be drowned out as there is
sure to be a food.
Born, to the wife of VIM. P. Glenn,
of HALEY, Idaho, son, on January
2, 1892.
BORN, In Huntington, Oregon,
Jan. 9Th, 1892, to Mr.. and Mrs
John Williams, of Washington county
Idaho, a 10-pound son.
S DIED, On Mann creek, Jan
18th, 1892, Of consumption, Jonn A
Jackson age 50 years. Deceased
was pioneer of this county. TIT
remains were laid away in the
Galloway" graveyard.
A correspondent writing from
Indian valley says the Alliance i
sill pulling for this years election
and are holding meetings once a week
Old Tom Price is still contending TO
democracy and contemplates holdin
democratic convention about til
4th of June and Will put out fu
ticket.
: j. II. Gilliland, a prominent mimi
man of the Seven Devils, came dow
with G. L. Drake last week and wi
60 to Salt Lake TO spend the balanc
of the winter, He has unbounde
, confidence in the camp and will retur
in the spring.
cold Judge" is now comfortabl
D lacated on his new position.
t Don't forget to pay up with ye:
ahead and get your brand advertised
j. H. Reavis, hale and heart
old gent from Middle valley, wi
could lick any one of his three b
boys, was in and got acquainted vii
: the SIGNAL last Tuesday: The el
tire Reavis family are good frienC
of the paper and when the old gel
g tleman left our purse was not near
e lean as it had been just previous.
Mrs. w. T. johnson and Mr. Els
Pulver, who came here a year
e more ago, left on Sunday afternoon
train for Salt Lake City, where tn,
90 with the intention of making
. their home. Mr.. johnson will folio
1t in about three weeks, but will retu
If for short time in July.
If The ladies Of Weiser have Il
). credit of having given the most d
l. lightful ball of the season. T.
sr leap year ball given by them Ia
IL Friday evening was a success in e
st cry particular, and Sommer & CO
,. ries hall was filled to over fowl
II with beautiful, gentle and confidi
sr men, who were as meek as laml
Is and brave and gallant ladies who e
sr ercised their rights right royal
Near seventy couple partook of t
spread at the Weiser hotel.
ID The carload of hogs shipped
o. John Cuddy from the Weiser der
a. weighed n, 905 pounds. He receiv
6 cents delivered on board the ca