The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-02-04
Items Caught on the lily
by Our Reporter.
Miscellaneous NIcIange.

y Eggs are scarce and Bill Sommer-
camp IS laying for customers.
Hear the rumble of the railroad
rumor around Weiserl Wait for de
velopements.
Riel Wilson, of Salubria, whose
friends are as the sands of the sea,
has been among us again.
Ed. Jewell has been in town in the
capaciy of liquor drummer for Mart
Hannah, of Salubria.
Galloway has moved another Of
his cottages from the old town to his
land west of Monroe creek. Looks
as if he was going to start a colony
over there
We neglected to mention last week
the friendly visit to this Office of 7.
Il. Manning, of Mineral, who was
over ON business.
The county commissioners are being
severely censured in this section for
consuming eleven days in the trans
action of business that could have
been disposed Of in three.
W. f. Johnson, who has been the
millwright for the Weiser Roller
mills for year past, left Sunday last
for Salt Lake City to join his wife.
Barton's sheep on Monroe creek
are in surprisingly fine condition for
the present long and hard winter.
1t would be strange if q railroad
should start out from Weiser north
ward the coming season, wouldn't it,
now?
The Black Hawk mine, at Mineral,
has sold for $4,000. Thomas E.
Logan, Len Logan, Joseph W..
Houston and Edward Darby are the
purchasers.
The final disposition Of the interest
Of the late o. Il. Bush in the Weiser
roller mills has been made by the
administrator. 1t was purchased by
Mossrs Kurtz & Kimball, con
sideration, @12, goo.
e. II. Mix, chief engineer for the
Seattle, Boise & Salt Lake r. r., is
expected in Weiser today. His
coming is anxiously looked for as il
is likely to bring to light some un-
looked for Developments in the route
that line will take 'Shl
All ladies interested in the Ait
society and Episcopal church viii
please meet in the parlor of thu
Vendome hotel tomorrow (Friday) a
3 o'clock p. m.
H. Hinkle left last Sunday for hi
home in Keota, Iowa, and did no
forget to come in and order the SIGMA
before he left. His interest in the
mill Will, of course, bring him bacl
again at some future time.
James Gerwiok and wife, of Crane
accompanied by his brother
returned last Friday from his visit t
! Pennsylvania, where he had gloriou
good time visiting friends an
relatives. There were only thirt
; two Of the family gathered togethc
on Christmas day.
Note change in advertisements q
sommer & Son, Sommercamp Bros
, Co., and Matthews &, Riggs. Ais
new ad of Jorgenson & Stafford.
Anagments are being made for
grand ball on st. Patrick's day
2 Further particulars later.
= Harry Estabrook is in receipt Of
, letter from his partner at Warren:
A, II. Tibbets, saying that he has til
tunnel on their placer claim in thirt
: feet At the mouth the gravel wer
from Sc to Ice to the pan, but no
goes % cents. lie is confident tn;
when the main channel is reached
: will yield from 25c to 81 per par
Warrens has some marvelously ric
/ plaeers, and Estabrook's claim is OF
of the best
. That was most delightful
sociable, quiet and pleasant parl
given by the Rebekah's last evenir
in the Odd Fellows hall The cal
vassed floor is superb to dance Oh
e and deadening the sound, does n,
drown the calling and music. Abor
forty couples were present, amor
which were some nice Payette peopl
n Those who did not care to court o
= Terp amused themselves in the cal
room. The supper at Townley's w