The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-17
The weather is above par again.


Alfred Eoff, of Boise, was in Weiser
Saturday and Sunday.
The school house grounds are now
enclosed by a substantial fence.
Mrs. Kershaw has been quite i'll
with the fever for the past week.
Elmer K. Corbett returned from
his trip to Oregon Sunday afternoon.
The silver battle is on in congress.
Take the SIGNAL and learn how it
turns out.
Ed Darby and A. j. McMaster, of
Mineral, were Weiser visitors this
week.
Mr. H. A. Lee and family, of Boise,
are stopping at the Vendome this
week.
j. B. Radley, the restaurant propri-
etor, has been quite low for several
days with intermittent fever.
Mrs. DR.. Reynolds, of Salubria,
left on the east bound train last
Tuesday for Missouri.
II you need pasture see Tom West
lakes advertisement. Tom also has
some fine, clean seed wheat.
Frank Hubbard has sold his Mann
creek ranch to Mr.. Pritchard, receiv-
ing in the neighborhood of 50, 500.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. Barton, accom-
panied by Mrs. G. f. Drake, started for
the Seven Devils yesterday morning.
Farmers and stockmen, insure your
hay against loss by fire with D. M.
Harvey, Insurance Agent. =
Mrs. E. w. Booker, wife of our pop
nlar and efficient tonsorial artist, ar
rived in the city yesterday from New
Orleans.
Sheriff Eckles left Sunday for
Moscow, where he will appear as a
witness in the case of State Of Idaho
vs.. Jerry Burke.
All the congressional news for sc
cents, without counting all the inter
esting local matterl Why, man, you
cannot fail to take advantage Of the
SIGNALS offer.
George Bean and Duke Jewell, o
Salubria, returned yesterday from
Kentucky, where they have been will
horses. They report market dull ant
slow sales on account of the panic.
Our reporter informs us that Mr.
Selden Odds, Weiser's well-knowl
private detective, has secured tn
important position of companion ant
private secretary to A. E. Roberts.
Mrs. M. McGregor and little daugh
: ter went to Banner last Thursday 70
: months visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Mclean. Mr.. Mclean is nephe,
l of the popular manager of the Yer
dome, M. McGregor.
N. F. Kimball, in addition to m an
~ other Improvements made on his re-
idence property, is now erecting
commodous and substantial bari
j. B. Coakley has also made
= like addition to his premises.
Charley Ebert and Louis Somm,
9 left yesterday for the east. Charlie
goes to West Virginia on visit
his brother and Louis goes to st. Lou
i and Chicago to buy goods and see tt
. fair.
E. S. Caldwell, formerly of til
place, writes the SIGNAL from Hal
W way, Mo-, that he intends to retur
~ and says there are number of faI
80 lilies there who are talking of comi
- here this fall.
Mr.. Thomas Carrick, of Salubr
;. writes that while his expenses in
- mines have been heavy, he expects
= make quite handsome clean up
=. September, and will be in Wei'
g. about the 18th of that month.
n A party consisting of the Mesdan
an Sommercamp, Miss Kate Brady, M
70 B. W. Warrington, Miss Rose Watlil
yd ton, NMessrs. Jas. H. Sommercal
and Frank Warrington, started
this morning for few days recreati
on Mann creek.
- Marion Johnston went up to
"a "outing" camp on Mann creek s.
10 day morning and returned Tuesd
-. Mrs. Johnston accompanying b
~ J. w. Ayers and family and N
- Roberts and children also return
49,. the same evening.