The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-09-22
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous Melange.

| METAL MARKET-Bar silver. 5000.
Recorder Smith went to Boise
last Tuesday.
Rev. Lyons has returned from
Blackfoot.
Governor Wiley was in Weiser
last Friday on his way to Warrens.
Ida Gibson has been very sick with
malarial fever, but is improving.
L. A. York, editor of the Ava
lanche, was in Weiser this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Finn have
opened restaurant in the Rhodes
building.
Jim Bartley's brace was found at
the postoffice. Jim hasn't been ar
rested yet.
Mrs. 7. II. Pence returned last
Friday from an extended visit to
Portland, Oregon.
Word from Steve Durbin, who is
in Maine with horses, is to the effect
that he has not yet sold out.
Uncle Billy Styles remembered the
printer, as usual, this week with some
dandy peaches.
Hon. Isaac Irwin is down from
the Meadows circulating among his
friends at the county capital.
| Harry Mitchell returned yesterday
morning from Minnesota, having
disposed of his horses at a fair figure.
After this date Sept. 22) horse
shoeing will be the old price with me-
viz, SIS. 90 per span. WA. Lyon.
. The democratic delegates will pull
out in full force tomorrow morning
= for Salubria and expect to sweep al
o before them.
4 C. NJ. Hayes, district attorney
e was in Weiser Tuesday on his retur
r from the Meadows, where he had bee
n on business.
d Did you ever see the Examiner
g Do you think it is good paper?
}. YOU have, or if you have not, be sur
= and look at our offer on fourth page
% Senator Fred T. Dubois and w. K
+ Borah will address the people of We
}. ser on the political issues of the ola
n ON Friday, September 30th.
~ Frank Harris went to BlacktoC
~ last Monday. Hope he will put
T. some good electioneering ticks befol
he returns.
The efforts of the SIGNAL to obta
l. rain have been giving promising T
suits for several days, and we thir
. we can soon get good shower.
or John Ayers went to Boise la
st evening to argue the mandam
10 AGAINST the commissioners which
being asked for in the DR.. Numbe
case.
Our news hustler was at Boz
-, Monday and Tuesday to meet
brother, whom he had not seen
=, some time, consequently the "cop
ran little short.
nv Judge HAWTHORN was moved
from the ranch to his town resider
last Monday. The Judge is SLOW
NV improving, but is yet in very we
,'t condition.
nv Work will at once be commend
Mt on n railroad from Butte to Anacon'
the This will no doubt lead on to the c.
m struction of the much talked of 30
of & Butte r. r.
ina If you want to pay your subscr
out ton in wood you should hurry
'n' as it is getting cool, and if you "
uhe until we buy our winters fuel
her can't make turn in this way.
We
5 The democrats, republicans, I
;no hibitionists and peoples party all b
zoe headquarters established at b
a;s and are preparing to run the CT
,;na paign up to a welding heat.
.on, The first issue of the Wallace ID
re- ocrat, published at Wallace, Ids
in ls on our table, and has for its m
lnty "Break to the Bottom of the Ho
now whether in Ore or Waste. With
, to motto it ought to succeed.
'na' We neglected to mention last
that attorney Ayers was the
chairman of the prohibition camp
- hurrah recently had here. 1t is re
4 ont