The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-03-09

Sheep men are moving their flocks
to the foothills.
A. Sears has just received a new
lot of handsome burial caskets.
Sommercamp Bros & Co. have
alfalfa seed for sale.
Spring begins to open with good
prospects Of stir in this vicinity.
Bob Reavis' big teams are down
loading with freight.
The measles are reported in town.
Miss Florence Gibson is said to be
down with them.
Go to Sommer & Sons one price
store if you want the best value for
the least money. n
We stop the press to announce
9-pound boy at H. E. Conley's, in
Weiser, this morning.
Frank Jenne remains in very poor
health, and it is with pain that his
friends note how seldom he is able to
appear about town.
John e. Hough, of Cove, Oregon,
is in Weiser looking around with Il
view to locating. Like every one else,
he is stuck on the country.
DR.. G. M. Warehouse, D. G. M. Of
the Grand Lodge of Idaho, went to
Salubria yesterday to organize Ma
sonic Lodge at that place.
Representative Lawson, of Custer
county, also came down for his third
visit. 1t is plain that Lawson is
mashed on the place; he'll be moving
here next.
Come to the SIGNAL office to
subscribe for any paper, periodical or
magazine, and save bother and
postage.
We have received an essay read by
young lady of ~ summers at the
closing of the Meadows school last
week, with request to publish. 1t
will appear next week.
Mr.. Abbott, a new conner from
Payette, last Friday purchased the
McGordon 40 acre tract, adjoining
Swauger on the east, for 50, 900. Mr..
McGordon paid 81, 900 for the same
place two years ago.
Burglars went through Boise house
where a number of Representatives
were sleeping, and secured over $780,
from them. Committee clerk Stewar
Simpson, of Ruthburg, was relieved
S of $40.
Attorney Ayers hooked up his team
last week and drove over to the moutl
of Owyhee river to see Mr.. Bowman
father of the boys now in Jail, Of
. business. He got back Sunda
night.
Several of our exchanges are of
= fering a Worlds almanac to ne'
subcribers. We haven't got that kin
but can rustic one of Hostetters c
Ayers for you if you'll subcribe
J Anything to be up with the times.
If A. B. Anderson registers a kic
st because the road up the Weiser rive
l. is in bad shape in places and |
broke his wagon coming to town IL
other day, He says there has bee
# no work done along there for a Ion
il time.
a The candies in the jar at Somme
camps were counted Tuesday in IL
;e presence of number of witnesse
I'd The number was 1892 The close
as guess, $780, was made by nev
st agent running on the U. P. trail
who wins the watch.
or Sommer & Son are out with a fiji
new advertisement to which your 8
h, tention is called. This is one of Wei
" er's largest and best firms. They d
he serve good custom and they get
to They also find that it pays them
be advertise in the SIGNAL.
IN
n John R. Dorr and wife, of Lincol
is Neb. who have been here for sever
re weeks, took their departure Mond
for the Sound. Mr. Dorr was he
no looking for a location and will in
on probability return soon, as he
favorably impressed with this sectic
~ A. Alternately, of Salubria, was
he town Monday, having just moved
family of his brother George to Pa
ii. cite, where they will reside. He So
he the snow is yet twelve inches deep
~ his locality and that the stage s.
runs sleighs from the top of the gre
it's on Mann creek.