The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-08-04
To the Ladies Of Weiser, Idaho:

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The members Of Company B., Idaho
National Guard, most heartily thank
them for the cordial reception given
us on our return from the Occur
dAlenes. Company B., l. N. G.
Attention is called to the Falk-
Bloch Mercantile Company's adver-
tisement in this issue. This largest
and most enterprising firm Of Boise
wishes to speak for a portion of the
trade which goes to Boise every year
from Crane, Indian valley and other
sections, and in patronizing the SIa-
NAL they have selected the best
method of doing 3d.
John Muldrick, a pioneer Of
Canyon City, Oregon, stopped of in
Weiser last Monday to see relations
and old friends Cthe SIGNAL man
among the latter. John is on his
way to attend the grand conclave Of
the Knights Templar, at Denver, and
will stop again on his way back and
take look through the county, as he
is thinking some Of locating here.
We misunderstood Mr.. Skibbe
last week when we thought he said be
had purchased an interest in the
great Emporium at Salubria. Riel
Wilson writes us that Mr.. Skibbe is
in no wise connected with the firm.
While we would be glad to have Mr..
Skibbe identified with the interests of
the county, we are still better pleased
to learn that those excellent gentle
men-the Wilson Bros. are going to
hoe their own row. Here's to the
firms health again.
At the republican primary held in
Weiser last Saturday the following
delegates were elected to attend the
Weiser convention on August 9th:
w. M. Wallace, Geo. j. Davis, F. T.
Page, H. Haas, S. A. Swauger, P.
| A. Devers, T. G. Galloway and G..
NJ. Warehouse. Delegates to the
Salubria convention on Oct. 5th, were
elected as follows: j. W. Ayers, B.
w. Warrington, Thos. Pence, l. F.
Smith, G. W. Townley, J. R.
Numbers, Thos. Ranahan, and Hymn
Smith.
elbow about that county directory
you were going to get out2' asked
gentleman of us the other day
On being told that all the encourage
ment we could get was the guarantee
of the Land & Improvement company
to take 500 worth, which was not
, enough to cover the cost and that We
could not afford to lose any money
on it, he said: s'That's the way; peo
pie won't take hold when a really
good thing is started will be one
of ten to make up another 800.
The gentleman is not any bette
fixed than his fellow citizens, either.
1t is too late in the season now t.
, begin the work even if it shoult
suddenly strike our people that |
would be grand thing.
Y New suits of every description ca
:. be found at Sommer & Sons
i Milwaukee key beer on draught a
the Red Front saloon.
q $500
gets the
WEIsER SIGNAL
and
e New York Tribune
(Whitelaw Reid's paper,
-, one year.
20 Over $50 samples to choose fror
: at Sommercamp's. Go and get
suit, ranging in prices from $17. 3
/ to $40.
Our custom made clothing fits
l. perfection and are made in the latet
p styles, as we get all orr clothin
u direct from eastern factories. Th
~ freight only amount to 5 or 10 Gel
}. per suit. We do not see, why 20
N should not buy your suits just s
4 cheap of us as you get them
lie Chicago or New York.
9 SoMMER & Son.
y While at Big Island, Va, la
April, l was taken with very sevel
Is attack of diarrhoea. / never had
he worse in my life. l tried several OLE
70 time remedies, such as blackberi
r wine, paregoric and laudanum will
~ out getting any relief My attentio
was then called to Chamberlain
}. Collie, Cholera and Diarrhea Reme6
ST by Mr. r. c. Tinsley, who had bee
o. handling it there, and in less tbs
Sc five minutes after taking a small do