The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-06-09
Items Caught ON the Fly
by Our Reporter.


They do say that John L. Sullivan
has come to town.
The Huntingtons will be here next
Sunday to play base ball.
sAyers has painted up the interior
of his law Office in neat manner.
Circuit court and excitement next
Monday.
six cars of horses were shipped
from here Monday and fifteen cars
last Saturday, all for points east.
Attorney John Ayers has entered
bis blue mare for the slow race on the
I of July, so we hear.
Minneapolis is undoubtedly wee
bit livelier than Weiser just at the
present time.
= Seven Devils railroad talk is
beginning to revive, but nothing
definite.
Auditor Smith has been trying to
get sick for the past week, but hasn't
quite succumbed to the enemy
Married, in Weiser, Idaho, June
5th, 1892, by N. NJ. HAWTHORN,
probate judge, Mr. Horace Snowman
! and Mrs. Annie Rhodes.
First class companies are passing
Weiser every week and never think
of stopping, because they have
heard that we have no opera house.
Caldwell claims to have the finest
ball grounds in the state, 81, 900
having just been expended upon
them.
Miss Minnie HAWTHORN returned
Monday from two-week's visit to
Boise. She was accompanied by
Miss Lauretta Reed, of Caldwell.
A gentleman in Mineral said he
would guarantee to run a passenger
and express line from there to Weiser
the moment the road was opened.
>Kivett, Bowen, Nevins and one or
two others went fishing last Saturday,
returning Monday evening, and cap
tured 472 trout.
C. F. Drake is in town from the
Seven Devils and informs us that a
new and important strike has just
been made on the South Peacock.
Mr.. Gilliland, who was contesting the
location has relinquished his claims.
Seventeen duns have been received
at this Office this week, and yet every
time we get our mail some one is SURE
to say, ''hello, you've got lots o
letters, must be doing pretty good
business.
i Billy Hartman, of Mineral, who is
! a staunch supporter and always keep
= paid up in advance, deserves, thu
good fortune that has just befalleI
: him in becoming, the happy dad OF
bouncing boy.
e Report says that the King brothers
4 who left Weiser last fall, are dom
q we'll financially up in Washington.
lie ssFarmers, one of the Champio
e mower and binders will be set up 8
c. Bartley's blacksmith shop in Weise
is next Saturday. Come to town an
r, examine it.
ID Mineral has we'll conducted littl
$. school of some thirty scholars. Til
is school gave an exhibition the otht
ne day which we have heard very we
spoken of ON all sides.
r What is the use OF buying
lie Sewing Machine from travelin
Sc agents and paying from $50 to 81
elk when you can get as good machlI
Ike as is made for $35 and $40, on tin
,es with good security? A. Sears
.es selling the Standard Rotary Shuttl
he a Machine that is taking the lead.
sh all others in point of finish and du
The ability. 1t runs easier and one-thi
Inv faster than any of them. Call a
examine the Machine and you "
be convinced at once.
W. Our Idaho people so far away FRI
w. the scene of destruction caused
49, the wild waste Of angry waters
90 form no adequate idea of the ext.
of the destruction in the flooded
'"'' tricts of the south. In many loo,
~ ties everything has been swept av
~ from those living in the lines of
overflow. Desha and Chicot count
Arkans IS, are totally at the mercy
the the waves. Two months ago til
o ~, two counties had 20, 900 people; too
MD they have not 1000 All dri
: from their homes and many neve