The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-10-19

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80 cents.
: The Union Pacific is in the hands
of receiver.
The grand lodge of Idaho Odd Eel
lows is in session at Boise.
Oliver Alison and Hattie Brannon
were married at Salubria on the 8th
DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Curl have re-
turned from Dayton, Washington.
Some 200 miners are thrown out
of work again in the Ceur d Alenes.
IF. Smith went to Boise yesterday
to represent the Weiser L. o. 0. F. in
the grand lodge.
Indians from the Nez Perce reser-
walton are in the upper valleys selling
ponys and gloves.
w. P. Nelson was shot and killed
in Lemhi county by a man named
Lee, in self defense.
School reports from any district in
the county will be freely published in
the SIGNAL.
Three bold highway-men robbed a
faro game of 5000 at C9ur d Alene
Monday.
= Bonners ferry, in north Idaho,
lately burned out, will incorporate
under the name of Bonnerport.
Joe Reynolds, of Seven Devils,
registered at the Idaho building in
Chicago last week.
Chas Lydston, of Crane, and Flor
ence Keithley, of Middle valley, were
married on the 9th inst
Messrs. Pickens & Fulp began set
ting the telephone poles from WeIsel
towards Salubria today
One or two cattle buyers are look
ing around, but claim that good beef
steers are not very abundant just now.
DR.. Numbers was called to Middle
valley last week to attend severa
cases of sickness, three of them were
small children.
The Chicago Herald of the 18th
takes up column in telling of the
Idaho building and the wonderful
State it represents.
The squawk of the Mallard is heart
on the Weiser sloughs, and the bans
of the shot gun is followed by th
delicious sound of fat duck sizzln,
in Weiser ovens.
Pocatello newspapers are maxim.
war on the credit system and declar
that Pocatello business must be con
Quoted on cash basis.
October is the month of hunters
and in the neighborhcod of the slough
many things are strolling around il
hunters outfits that it would be har
to properly classify.
The extracts, given elsewhere, re
garding the forced reduction of th
SIGNAL, tells very fattering stor
of the esteem in which this humbl
journal is held by the state press.
Alex Houlahan goes back to Rutl
burg full of hotel grub and satisfa'
ton. Neither will last long when /
surveys his lonely mountain cabin an
thinks of the jolly spirits left behint
Assignee Sommercamp, Louis Son
mer, Frank Harris, John Coakley al
Horace Newman began taking an il
voice of the l. g. Cos. stock toda,
No sales will be made for a few da,
i yet.
Whoop! Guess we'll holler whoe
when we want to. This country
all right. The clouds hang over
at present, but we've got the backiI
that will scatter them away, and tn,
you'll see us come singing to t
front. And the SIGNAL will cor
right along with the vanguar
4" Whoop!
le A. G. Folsom was down from t
u Meadows to attend the credito
meeting. He reports the roads
being quite bad after the recent rair
i, From him we learn that 200 head
:. beef steers have just been taken c
! of the Meadows by G. W. Moore,
p Boise, at the average price of 5
~ a head.
r. John Carroll is expecting a \
rs Skiffington and family to arrive in
III few days from Iowa. Carroll 81
Mr.. S. 80 acres of land not W
W long ago for SO, 600. John still
i plenty left for himself and is j
. completing neat little house, lathe
- plastered and painted, and one of
handsomest big barns in tie coun