The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-01
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous Me1ange.

miscellaneous Me1ange.
METAL MARKET-Bar silver. 1929.
H. NJ. King arrived from Warrens
yesterday.
School begins next Monday
morning.
G. A. Stein, famous insurance
man of Boise, is in the Solid city.
Gideon Brown, of Iowa, with his
family, is here visiting his sister, Mrs
A. j. Hopkins.
N. B. Robertson is back from
Warrens after several months labor
in the mines.
Frank Harris has encouraging
reports from DR.. Owens at Blackfoot
regarding his wife's condition.
James and Nerve HAWTHORN are
here from Astoria, called by the
illness of their father.
The Touring mill has started on the
steady run of the season and this
years crop is coming in. The price
paid for wheat is 81 per hundred.
Attorney Ayers and family and
Mrs. N. NJ. HAWTHORN returned
Sunday last from their camping ex-
lpedition.
Billy Hesse came down from
Caldwell Tuesday and went up to
Salubria to work for John Cuddy in
the -four mill.
Marion Johnston has received a
big pile of good looking ore from
his brother at Rapid river. Marion
has sent off several samples to be
assayed.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hoyt and children have
returned from California and joined
her husband at this place with the
6 intention of remaining.
. T. A. Clark, locating engineer O
the Union Pacific, has been in ant
g about Weser for several days OF
f business which our detective has a
n yet failed to unearth
S Chief Surgeon Galbraith and othe
officials of the Union Pacific passe
s through town this week on the retur
l. from hunting and fishing trip t
e Payette lakes.
e Judge N. NJ. HAWTHORN has bee
e very ill at his farm residence nea
/, town since last Sunday with chroni
d affectation. At last accounts he
much easier.
- Beck Jenney, Henry Sommercam
- and Al. Hopkins, returned la:
= Friday from their Warrens triI
having been absent over three weeks
70 DR.. Numbers and Waterhou'
m returned from Warrens Monda
y evening. While up there Numbe
IN rendered Charlie Bemis, who is ST
ne suffering from his wound, son
rt professional treatment.
re Mrs. w. f. Sommercamp, ST.
it left last Monday, for Weiser, after
TX prolonged visit with friends her
be She will probably remain at Weis
We this winter and then go to Chicas
he and make her home. Her son Jam
no has also returned and will probab
st. enter Chicago business college tn
nd fall. Idaho Avalanche.
Sc Notice the new and enlarged ad
IN Sommer & Son, which firm is doll
an immense business in all line
Whenever you see business nj
Nv carrying large advertisements al
e increasing their space, it is a 81
oA that their good business dealings a
- meeting with just reward, and al
that they realize the benefits they
W. deriving from liberal use of printe
ink.
i Ennor Bros. let out saddle hol
,o, from their livery stable last week
a smooth individual who desired
- ride out into the country few mil
49, but after leaving, his desires, as
CARDS distance, must have assumed
boundless scope, as he has Sill
UGH failed to show up and Jim EN-
it, looks mournfully at an empty ST
ON A description of the man has b.
Who sent out and he may find the clutc
ent upon him and his ride curtailed,