The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-09-07

q TO-, mas Ialleu.
A new bell has been placed in the
steeple Of the Episcopal church.
A 81, 700 steam laundry at Poca-
tello went up in the flames last week.
L. P. Agnew had short attack of
bilious fever the first of the week.
Gilbert Tracy is putting up resi-
dence for LATE Lansdon on Mann
creek.
Mrs. NJ. McGregor and daughter, of
Weiser, are guests at the Overland. =
Statesman.
Albert Cordelle and wife have re-
turned from a two-month's stay at
Silver City.
The Snake river gold excitement
has struck Weiser and parties are out
prospecting the bars.
Several residence in the state have
have been destroyed by fire during the
past week.
Whooping cough has taken off the
six-months child of James Nixon,
of Salubria.
John Troberso, an Idaho City
miner, fell down raise last week
and was killed.
A phenomenon: The Poormar
mine in north Idaho is to be started
up and 200 men put to work.
The fourth room in the schoo
, house is being fitted up and it is likely
another teacher will be employed.
E Owing to the closeness of times tn,
Y Payette Independent has reduced it
e size one half
e LATE Lansdon has been bringing il
d big peaches that run over half poun,
s each, troy weight.
2 Luella Lexington, of this county
: and John A. Ross, late of Missouri
were married on the 26th of las
? month.
}, Last Monday was labor day an
# every one exerted themselves to do a
n extra big days work, at least it wa
IS so at our office.
- Is The clang of the school bell wok
the echoes Monday morning and calle
,tes the kids trooping from their home
ID to the familiar old desks and blacl
81 board.
or Overlooking granaries and emo
IS nous hay stacks are reported in Idal
ID county by the Free Press. n
ed crickets up there.
m Ed Darby was in from Mineral Sa
d. urday. He remains cheerful and do
he not allow his jaw to drop as low
IT. silver.
M Our detective slipped into the off
ed early this morning and informed
I'D that he was in possession of Gle
on which pointed to a wedding on t
nal 10Th
i nn The weather has nearly reached (
cir again several times the last few ds
Gu written yesterday. A delight
i'm rain has been pouring down sill
Of daylight-written as we go to pre-
on All campers are home again;
mo girls with the bloom of the mounta
no on their cheeks and the old 70
me with the elastic step of youth
al vigor.
er, Two sheep men ramed Fleak .
)ne Fox got into a difficulty over ii
Isle bands, which had become mixed,
i've Shelton creek, a tributary of the So
TWO Boise, and Fox shot and killed Fl
two with a rifle.
sta DR.. A. M. Curl has gone to I
less ton, Wash, to take charge of de
hat parlors while the proprietor max
400 visit to Chicago. Doc will return
clio Weiser in month or two.
one Frank Harris, O. M. Harvey
John W. Ayers left Monday este
bly, on business at Salubria, but
- learn they are at Ruthburg shoe
birds.
rts,
otto Two men named Brinkephoff
at Smith got to quarrelling at HI
ram Idaho, and the latter threw the fol
selv down and stomped him on the br'
this Brinkenhoff has died and Smith
the been arrested.
atri. Mrs, G. NJ Warehouse and n
rite er, Mrs. Beswick, are expects
lid leave today to join the DR.. at
cago. They intended to start SC
but an attack of bilious fever rem
ed Mrs Waterhouse unable to tr.
rld's
10 ';s Justin Hemingway had a ma