The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-11-30

certain farmers, then in the SIGNAL.
We submitted the question to law
yer and have since been awaiting his
decision. He now informs us that
he has been over the lands mentioned
three times within the last two weeks
and found that there is not wild
feather of any kind upon them, con-
sequently he decides that no hunting
can be done on said lands.
Andrew Allen, of North Idaho,
''went forth with his dog and gun, in
the earliest glow of the morning sun" "
A week has passed 'but he comes
not back, weary and faint from his
forest track" Spring will probably
disclose his bleaching bones.
M. S. Dickerson has replenished
our wood shed with load on con-
tract This is intended to stand off
Bro Elton's recent cabbage deal, and
also for the benefit of our esteemed
contemporary, Puck, which has a
pleasant fashion of reprinting such
important items from it's exchanges.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
request us to announce a "Granger
Party" to be given in the parlors of
the Vendome this evening. Spruce
up and attend. An ear of corn is
given each guest, who shells it into
pan and counts the grains, giving
the result to an appointed person who
adds them all together. The person
guessing nearest the total result re-
ceives prize.
He stood within the sanctum to ask about
his bill,
a And said that times are awful hard" to
the driver of the quill.
MY wheat, it went for nothin, | cannot
n raise a shillin',
But I'll bring load of wood, sir, that is
!, if you are willin'."
q ''Id rather have the wood, friend, than any
cash you'd punglel"
And he went away, apparently to attach
20 the forest jungle.
CHORUS: He never came back,
le No, he never came back!
d But we'll meet on that
Evergreen shore.
John Mccullough has commenced
-e suit against Sommercamp Bros. TO
|
" SO, 600, which ammount he allege
- they had in their possession belonging
" to him and which is still due. Th
defendants maintain that the amour
SIS in question had, by them, been depos
t. tied in the bank in Mccullough
IS, name, he being so informed, and the
p disclaiming any further responsible
ity for the sum.
ot Frank Harris is in receipt of LEI
ng ter from Sam Wallace, formerly {
ed Weiser, but now of Sequel, Califo
10 MIA, in which the gentleman says:
'ge would like to know if Idaho will
represented at the Mid Winter Fair
IN San Francisco? l saw your exhihi
sks at Chicago. Being a prune grow
the myself l must admit that your prun
to we're the finest | ever saw. AS
sly apples, those with my friend HANNAH
name on would take the premium
g. any country. 1t will pay you
the show California what you can do. "
low 1t will be remembered that |;
in summer the Liggett q Meyers Tobi
co Co. advertised in the SIGNAL
,uty guessing contest, giving every p
nee chaser of a plug of tobacco guess
ctor the number of people who would
,ptv tend the Worlds Fair at Chica
as a offering as prizes for the best CUES
the one capital prize of So, 900, and
others, ranging from 81, 600 dowI
,,,;a SO. We have just received lis
ha " the prize winners The So, 600
hich won ny ~ Il" ''e'"oe -
+ho Kansas, whose guess was 21 490, l
hos the exact number attending the
,olr being 21, 480, 141. Among the
ing. m'nnei' We "n n
Smith, Salubria, Idaho, whose gl
oer was 21, 473, $40. Send us 81, SIN
sing and we'll send you the SIGNAL
,e of year