The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-02-09
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
miscellaneous MelanGe-
Estabrook buys hides.

college. That matter is as silent as
the grave and nothing can be learned.
The new butcher shop has closed.
1t was foregone conclusion. They
tried to run without advertising.
We had nine kinds of weather in
one day last week. We can furnish
climate to suit anybody.
Rev. H. M. Burr, of Mountain
Home, will preach at Gowns opera
house next Sunday evening Let
everybody 60 and hear him.
Thank God, we've got through
without mentioning the ground hogs
and we are now in training to stand
off the lap of spring item.
Warrington is staying with the
college people at Boise. He was
home Saturday but went back Mon
day. Ben will make them fight.
The people on Mann creek are
amusing themselves by holding de-
bates and literary societies, which
speaks we'll for that intelligent com
munity.
Born, on Crystal Bottom Feb End,
1893. to the wife of Alexus jackson,
a girl weight 8 pounds. Crystal
Bottom seems to be leading the field
this year.
Judge Weir died yesterday at the
home of J. o. Baker at Boise city.
The Judge is we'll known to people of
this county, he having sat on the
bench in this district.
A company has been organized at
Boise for the purpose of mining opals,
sapphires and other precious stones
In Idaho. Capital stock $500. 600.
Of course the latter is all paid up?
+ At S. B. & Cos. store yesterday,
800 dozen eggs were received from
Salubria. Most of these will bt
shipped to Boise and. other points
today.
Dime social at the residence o
: Mrs. N. F. Kimball this evening TO
: the benefit of the Episcopal church
Everyone invited. The ladies will
!. meet at a o'clock and the gentlemen
: will be expected to tea at 6.
Hoyt and Rogers have returne
II from Helena, Montana, where the.
o went on business connected with
mining deal, which will doubtless b
-e consummated. They say that it is
l. settled fact that the Montana cap
italists do not intend to do anythin
in the Seven Devils.
* Levi Allen returned from the capit'
ID last Saturday after weeks Wis
IN there. Mr.. Allen is talking up tt
of matter of using the boring machir
rs of the Artesian Water compan
of without the water) to prospect IL
i. coal on the Weiser above here. II
or idea is a good one and should
is. carried out. He left for his home
W. Salubria on Monday.
" A prominent business man an
\ advertiser recently said of the SIGMA
nd l find my business constantly i
creasing and am certain that pa
!. of this increase is due to the use
no make of your advertising column
nj 1t is worth something TO have
advertisement inserted in q clea
20, we'll printed, reputable newspaper th
,nt goes into a large number of families.
TO Cal White came down to Weis
last Saturday after week or so spe
at the capital, where he did sol
-. good work in the interest of the wag
ow road bill. He had no small part
on getting the Little Salmon river clar
IRE in the bill. After laying around
lch few days and going to the wreck,
MS coroner's jury, he went back to 30
his yesterday accompanied by 10
few Coakley.
rise No man who has the interests
Ken his county at heart should fail
uds subscribe for his home paper.
1t. encouraging its publication he
the assisting in building up about /
ugh enterprises, the success of which
IN the same time enhance the value
'rk- his own surroundings. 1t gives
use more news of immediate concern Il
the big city papers; it talks for
, when others belle him; it stands
and manfully for his rights; he alw
has a champion in his home pal
and those who stand up for anot
should be we'll sustained. The