The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-03-31
SALUDRIA ON THE SIDE.
Gabriel and His Cab.
Notes From the Upper
Country Metropolis

of in last weeks issue went off, to the
effect that the complainant, E. G.
Gerbricn, had the costs to pay, for
which, not being able to produce, his
horse and saddle were both attached,
and we hear that the constable has
gone over to his ranch to get more
stock to satisfy judgment, costs and
so forth. Such is the luck of med
dlesome people. Why not let the
grand jury decide whether the Brown
lee ferry is running according to law2
That is what we pay that body Of
citizens for
Nose Fuchs arrived at Salubria
last Saturday, where he expects to
remain for several days on business.
He has several lots and other prop
erty here which he will dispose of,
Alex. Houlahan, of Ruthburg, has
been rusticating few days at our
salubrious little town. Alex. says
he finds several of our townsmen are
living we'll and seem to be making
money without work, among whom
are Mart Hannah, w. D. Shaw, Dr.
Reynolds and our genial editor, Eu-
gene Lorton. He kept very shy of
the girls, claiming that no girl could
make 'leap year" proposal to him
and get away with it.
Johnny Irwin, son of Hon. Isaac
Irwin of the Meadows, is in town,
under medical treatment by DR.. E.
P. Howard.
Ira Perjue has been very ill of late.
Bright's disease is the trouble. DR..
Hunt is waiting upon the old gentle
man.
Berry Reavis is sick with malarial
fever, at the hotel. The "Trade
Bureau " here, lately organized under
the management of Lorton & How
ard, is doing fair business.
The church held little social play
called "The Spider Webb, last Sat-
urday evening. The proceeds, which
were very small, are to go to the
organ fund.
Merchants of Salubria are COM
planning about dull times. They can
realize now about how the farmer
feels the year round.
l noticed by the press that the
"free coinage bill'' was indefinitely
postponed. That is a severe stroke
on millionaire mine owners and the
republican party, but the farmers and
laborers, and the nation in fact, will
rejoice.
Miss Grace Jewell, proprietress of
the "Ladie's Bazaar" received a
beautiful stock of new spring and
summer styles of hats, bonnets and
millinery generally, last week.
The mill excitement is dying out
some. Several people up here are
beginning to think our friend Greer
has soured on them. However, the
more hopeful class of citizens rather
believe Mr.. Greer will yet be found
on the site putting the scheme into
operation in the near future.
BoRN-To the wife of Geo. Aber-
nethy, on Tuesday, the 22d inst, a
girl. Father and child getting along
nicely.
Many people were in town from
Council valley and Meadows last
week.
The G. A. r. held a meeting on
Saturday last, with very small attend
ance. There Is no reason why the
Grand Army meetings here may not
be better attended
The republican league met again
Sunday at the l. 0. o. F. lower hall.
Democrats and alliance people, get to
work or your names are "mud' next
fall
Mart Hannah is having his saloon
repainted and repapered. Charles
Weston, the boss painter and paper
hanger, is doing the work.
Perry Taylor is having fair run
! with his restaurant and lodging room
business.
, DR.. Hunt is living in town, lately
moving his family into the Hubbard
house.
Cond nc a voo6 frat-plQ ATTORNEY