The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-25
IN And ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught ON the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous tfclange.

The SIGNAL and WOmanklnd one
year, $2l !
The delegates to last weeks con- d
vention have all returned. +
M. L. Hoyt is in Weiser looking r
over his old stamping ground. C
Ask the Moscow delegates if they
saw anything funny on the train.
The board of commissioners sat as !
board of equalization last Monday.
Assessor s. R. Denney, of Salubria,
has been . Weiser visitor the past
week.
N. B. Robertson and family re-
turned from Warrens Saturday
evening.
Andy Adams came down to do
some business at the county seat
this week.
DR.. J. r. Numbers and G. NJ. Wa
terhouse left for Warrens Monday
morning.
G. W. Foor, one Of Weiser's lead
ing photographers, is in the city,
Statesman, 18th.
The delegates to the democratic
state convention all left for Boise
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Lyman Perkins had about
rs head of horses stolen from the
Rock creek range recently.
Married, at Payette, on Saturday,
l August Goth, 1892, Ben Hopper
and Miss Addie Riggs, both Of
s Weiser.
James F. Morrison brought car
r load of horses down from Council
last Saturday and shipped them to
t Kansas city.
s. Sommer, of the firm Of Sommer
% & Son, has gone to Portland and San
e Francisco to buy big stock of dry
goods for the fall trade.
70 Mrs. A. Sears returned Monday
10 from her visit to her mother, who has
) improved as much as can he expected
o of an old lady of eight-two.
% Geo. Mahoney and wife, of Noun
:. tain Home, were in Weiser this week.
Mrs Mahoney was called on account
:. Of her sister, Mrs. Frank Harris.
Every voter must register. You
10 registration last election has ne
N connection with the present. Re
m registration is absolutely necessary.
,g ]. NJ. Peck, of Mineral, was ii
town Monday on business connected
with the estate of Clemens Mass, de
no ceased, of which he is administrator
of Marion Johnston, Ben Kivett an
rs. Ed Booker returned Tuesday evening
Ter from three days hunting and fish
ne ing expedition up on Monroe an
mt Adams creeks.
ter AL. Abernathyyho left Weiser wit
zen load of bridge iron for the Salmo
ay river bridge, is reported to have ru
Dot off the grade in the canyon abov
Tho ~ lx:llol - I1-.a
ror Rev. L. l.. Shearer, Of Weise
rst spoke here Monday night in tt
I'd, interests of the Peoples party to
leo fair audience. So far no organizatit
II has been effected in Idaho county.
ave Idaho Free Press.
9 Jack Ennor, of Weiser, engage
~ in livery business, is back in Owyh
~ enjoying our cool weather. ia
WV likes Weiser, but the mines Of IL
IN section have charms for him yet.
Idaho Avalanche.
ned 1t is rumored that the Washingt
ling county line will shortly be survey
ovid from the fall on Little Salmon to I
IDLY Snake. 1t is thought by some tt
with part of the Rapid river mines
on in this county. The mines have be
e a all recorded in Idaho county.
'heir DIED-Lottie, the little orpt
are daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Pt
'.'er Maryatt, deceased, has gone to 81
cihe her parents. She died last Thurst
at the home of her grand pare
that Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Dickerson.
Iy in was little over four years of age
nty's G.. B. Dean, who was down :
all is delegate to the democratic convent
the SAYS that if the railroad comes thro
has Salubria valley he will have to m
AIMS out, as the constant reviving OF
this memories will be too great str
rults Mr.. Dean use to be q locomo
but engineer and pulled perhaps the
lie. train out of Kansas city.