The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-11-24

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night, DIR. Numbers can be found at
his Office in the drug store. Side
door.
John Riley, of Crane, who is In
town, says improvement of our roads
is burning necessity, as some of
them are absolutely disgraceful. "We
must put the roads we have in decent
shape before we can have any new
ones, said he.
Mrs. R. E. Wilson, and little son
LELAND, from Salubria, are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. W, w. Hard, on
Idaho street. Mrs. Wilson is a sister
of Mrs. Hard. She and her son will
remain in the city about two weeks,
Mr.. Wilson, prominent merchant of
that place, will join his wife and son
next week. Boise Mail.
The members of the Odd Fellows
lodge of Weiser give social hop at
their lodge room this evening, as you
have been made aware by small
bills around town, and it is un-
necessary to say that a good time
will be had; Weiser dancers know
what thrills of pleasure run rampant
on that canvased floor. Supper will
be served at the Townley hotel.
Alfred Aims, who was shot by
Frank Young on the 9TH day Of
| October, on the Pence ranch, on Big
Willow creek, was in Payette the first
of this week. He has been able to
get about with a crutch for several
days. Mrs. Sutton whose arm was
broken by runaway team at the
time of the shooting, was also in town
doing some shopping. -Payette
Independent.
A short time ago a man connected
| with broom factories in San Francisco,
: Omaho and Denver was in Weiser
3 and was shown samples of Washing
ton county broom corn by MIR.
Hannah. The gentleman was greatly
O surprised at what he saw and SAID
s there would be but little trouble to gel
e factory where such material could
n be grown as it was as fine as any he
had ever seen, and he left will
q the intention of putting in gooc
% word for this place with his company
# There is no telling what enterprises
10 we could get here if we got the prope
q hump on our selves.
Mr.. A. Morrison, of Council Valley
# is spending a few days in the city
.. Mr.. Morrison is here to meet hi
-, brother from New York, after
10 separation of AZ years. Mr.. Morriso
80 is hale old man of ~ and is one c
very remarkable family. Their
are six children, all living the oldes
=, being 80 years of age and til
Younger 70. They come of good ol
Vermont stock and the Bible sayin
y that "the wicked shall not live OF
half their days" has no terrors fo
- them surely. Mr.. Morrison hi
- repented of his past political sins al
y now expects to vote for half doze
more presidents, all democrats.
o. Fresh oysters constantly on har
nc at Minnie Hanthorn's. v
.. To RENT House suitable t
" small family, on reasonable tern
Enquire at this office.
lat
80 eW-All advertisements and loc'
-, handed in will continue to run un
ordered out.
0. NJ. Harvey does accurate CO
~ veyancing and handle real estate.
ant -.
tod New and magnificent display OF i
80 ported and domestic CUTLERY at
Idaho Commercial Companys, 8
, as the clerk twitters out the
49,. prices, it sounds like the sweet to-
~. of the distant canary.
Lanes Medicine Moves the Bowels E
= Day. In order TO be healthy this is
essary.
.blv Over $50 samples to choose fl
.ho at Sommercamps. Go and ge
suit, ranging in prices from ST
''' to $40.
w B. NJ. Jenney, jeweler, will in
one main springs for 81 so, clean waite
that for $3.50, all other work in
,ers portion and guaranteed.
our Fresh candies every week from
no Boise Candy Kitchen at Mil
PIES Hanthorn's candy store.
COUGHING LEADS TO O0NSUMPTl
=, Kemp's Balsam stops the cough at ON
Jolly ,S ~ 90 TITLES to all lands /
bus lots and mines in Washin
cali county.
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