The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-10-13

found such vast change that he grew
lonesome and hurried back to Idaho's
sunny vale.
Married, On the 9th of October
in Indian Valley by Bernard Snow ].
P, Louis E. Reeves to Isabella
Woods. Both of Indian valley.
His Honor, Judge Nugent, and
District Attorney G. NJ. Hayes, each
endorsed the SIGNAL this week by
handing us the cash for a years
subscription, entirely unsolicited,
too, which shows there is good, sound
Judgment existing in high places.
The Idaho Commercial Company
have just finished making the booths
and ballot boxes for the coming cleo
ton. The ballot boxes especially are
very unique and can be utilized for
stove drum when not otherwise in
USE
Come one, come all, to GOWNS
hall next Tuesday eve, and encourage
home talent, and thus help the ladies
to finish paying for the seats in the
new Episcopal church. The beautiful
play "Out in the Stree" will be pro-
duced, and if possible the farce, ''Box
of Monkeys"
EARLY Monday morning our ears
were greeted with sundry strange and
mysterious scraping sounds. Our
blood ran cold but upon investigation
we found it was only Doc Reynolds,
j. H. Killoran and Dave Richardson,
who had came to town the evening
before and were out early with their
files getting ready to saw wood.
There is to be three days public
discussion between AL Morrison (The
Universlist preacher), of Council
: valley, and Leander A. Day, OF
| Weiser, to be held in Middle valley
some time in Dec. next. Subject,
, Resolved, there is Universal
| Salvation for the entire human race.
Proof to be obtained from The
bible. Morrison affirms, Day denies
l g. T. Durham, of Crane, peoples
party candidate for commissions
q from second district, was in town 1
o few days ago and we became used t.
| each other, and q very worth.
gentleman we find him to be and VI
are not afraid in the least to trus
. affairs in his hands should he b
- elected.
Judge Enoch Vreeland returne'
). Yesterday from Lyons Burt county
Neb., where he went on visit las
- fall The judge is pleased to &C
:. back and his friends will be as gla
to welcome him home to resum
his old residence at Salubria. II
saws times are hard back there no
:, withstanding the richness OF IL
;, country, and that the SIGNAL was
~ most gladly welcomed visitor eac
week.
: GAS good local paper, the SIGMA
is weekly output which has I
. superior in the circle OF n
acquaintance with the state pres
and / am almost inclined to say 1t
nc the best, and | wish it all success.
y mean what ] say, as l never latter
% said Judge Nugent the other ola
10 Coming from such source it is
gratifying compliment and it's avn
IN that our spirits may be dashed to t
On ground any moment by sol
10 sovereign, free-born American rushi
ne in and yelling "Stop my paper,
don't run it ter suit me-would
RS have it round faint fit ter-ter-r
pa under carpets"
OF G. NJ. Warehouse, R. W. j. W.
try the Masonic Grand Lodge of ldaho,'
- companied by j. R. Numbers, Woo
Walker, Andrew Adams, A. b. A
of derson and W. B. Goodheart, went
We Payette last Friday to constitute
vas consecrate Washoe Lodge No %,
of that place, which has heretofore b.
ETY. working under dispensation,
ell. install the officers. The follow
md were Grand Lodge officers pro t.
ob- G.. M. Waterhouse, M. W. G. M. {;
ont R. Numbers, R. W. D. G. NJ. A.
hat Anderson, R. W. G. S. W.; Z.
ave Walker, R. W. G. j. W.; And
Adams, R. W. G. Treas. W.
:, Goodheart, R. W. G. Sec.; I.
n Lydston, R. Rev. G. Chap. A.
Moss, w. G. Nj; W. G. WhitI
9. W. G. S. D.; Chas Hinze, W. G
=, D.; A. B. Carter, W. G. T.