The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-03-10

veyor, who have made preliminary
survey over the proposed mill ditch
and find it practicable The whole
community feel already stimulus
which the prospect of ready cash
market for grain has created, and not
few who are largely interested in
crop raising are calculating to enlarge
their producing capacity to exceed
their former yields. The mill-site
will probably be located near the
bridge over the main Weiser river, on
the boundary line between the three
ranches, viz, Victor Hallard, VIM.
Allison and E. S. JEWELS, about
three-fourths of mile west of town.
E. G. Zuill, one of ldaho's sheep
kings, is here, but Will leave for Boise
to- morrow.
The new ''Trade Bureau" lately
organized in town, Messrs. Howard &
Lorton, proprietors, is something
that Salubria will be likely to he
elated with, for the simple reason
that every town ought to have such a
place of business; and besides, those
who have lots for sale, or even farms,
stock, mining claims, ETC., ETC., should
place them with these gentlemen, who
are thoroughly conversant with the
business, besides being strictly honest
and reliable.
George Wilson, brother of R. e.
and B. w. Wilson, proprietors of the
=" Emporium, leaves here Tuesday
morning for his old home in Wiscon-
sin, accompanied by his wife and
little daughter Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson
have been in this community only a
year, but during that short time have
made host of friends, both being
fine intelligent people. 1t is very
bad on the growth of our community
to have such enterprising people leave
it. We all join in wishing Mr.. Will
son and family prosperous and safe
trip to their old home in the east
Salubria has lost five families the
last thirty days. Mr. Pickens and
family have gone to live in Council
Valley, Mr. Glenn and family have
gone to Payette, Mr. Moodey and
family have gone to Moscow, Mr.
Andrews and family have moved tc
Rush creek, and Mr.. Wilson and
family have gone to Wisconsin; all
of whom had to live and school theil
children. Salubria misses them in
more ways than one.
VIM Percifeld has taken his new
bride over to Pine creek and is
putting the ''Grabb' ranch in shape
for large crop. Billy will make it
all right; he is going at the business
in proper shape.
Dr. Middleton left by Monday
mornings stage for Caldwell.
Simeon Hunt and wife will leave
town shortly for the ranch, where
they will remain through the summer
and farm. DR.. Hunt will move hi.
family to town, where he will practic,
medicine as of yore.
R. H. Martin, who has been yer,
i'll, is able to be again on the street
w. H. Eckles and Chas. Anderson
were over from Ruthburg last week
Both gentlemen refer to Ruthburg a
dry and pleasant.
A grand exhibition will take plac
here Friday night next, under tn
J auspices of Hon. Thos. NJ. Jeffreys
our school teacher, who is sparing n
pains in getting it up successfully
r The admission will be small and tn
proceeds all go towards paying fc
school appliances.
! Salubria school will close Friday
{ after six months of profitable instruC
ton by Thos NJ. Jeffreys, principa
and Malinda Jeffreys, his wife, assist
ant. The school has been exception
ally well attended this winter, bot