The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-08
IN and ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous MeIanEe.

METAL MARKET-Bar silver. so. 83t.
Considerable sickness is prevailing.
The condition of Judge HAWTHORN
is no better
o. NJ. Harvey is at Sslubria on
business.
The business of next months
circuit court will be very light.
John Ayers visited Vale, Oregon,
on legal business the first of the
week.
The Blast, a new paper published
at Bliss, Idaho, is our newest
exchange.
Louis Vial is down with malarial
fever. Mrs. Vial is recovering from
her attack.
The Warrens saloonist, Louis
Belanger, was in Weiser this week
after load of freight.
Riel Wilson, of Salubria, was in the
SIGNAL office Monday and he can't
come too often.
The SIGNAL drops this little hint:
Don't neglect to pay the printer when
Iyou sell your crops.
A young child of John blossoms
was buried in the Weiser cemetery
last Saturday.
We acknowledge a complimentary
ticket to the Eastern Oregon fair as
ISOLATION.
w. P. Hard, real estate man o
Boise, is in Weiser studying on
future prospects.
James Don Levy, living near town
lost his house and its contents by fir
Sunday night.
The smoke now limits the visio
, of the Weiserite to the radius of abou
2 mile.
f Andrew Riggs was indispose
e several days this week and kept frol
t his harness store.
J. j. Toole, of Payette, has pu
I chased an 80-acre tract from JAIME
e Don Levy and intends to starts
nursery next spring.
j. w. Campbell was in from Miner
}, Tuesday and paid the SIGNAL for
notice of forfeiture which appears
y another column.
- Ben Warrington and WOOD
= Walker, of Weiser, and Alfred Eo
of Boise, are up in the hills kiln
chickens.
Oh Grandpa Numbers left yesterd
lie for a few weeks visit with |
IL daughter, Mrs. DR.. Ollie, of Denv'
. Farmers are complaining at the Il
" price of weat, which is not stran@
~ Wheat cannot be raised proftahly
~ this section at one cent per pound.
Born, in Weiser, Sept. 4th, to NJ
Hattie Mahoney, of Mt Home
'" daughter.
an Mr.. Mahoney, Sr. has arrived q
ly uncle Frank Harris thinks it is GO
Oh omen for his l. g. race.
~ For over year and a half eve
effort has been made to make
RS SIGNAL neat, clean and reada
ey sheet, and from the fact that
ut, circulation is increasing every we
to we Judge that the people of this cou
-as approve our efforts.
id 1t was not a political tour t
at, brought Frank B. Willis, our G
tie Franks opponent for lieuten
sly governor, to Weiser the other d
oh He is grand master of the l. o.
zen f. and is visiting all the lodges
nd the state.
LII The new democratic daily,
10 Evening Mail, published at Boise
on our table, and remarkably
ust and newsy sheet it is. The \
o. starts out under the most promis
RS. auspices and will no doubt becon
re- power in Idaho journalism.
'm- The Weiser school began BUSH
Nj. at the old stand last Monday :
rim Niiah Garrison as principal and
and ME Galloway and Emma Cope as
We sistants. Professor Garrison
eX' such excellent satisfaction last
in that the trustees couldn't thinl
his letting him GO A combined pr
mpt and high school is being condu
and higher branches taught than
merly.
Now Advance agent Wolf called at