The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-03-02
Estabrook buys hides.

o. NJ Harvey bought one of Mr..
Lansdon's stand of bees.
Sommercamp Bros & Co. have
alfalfa seed for sale
Latest news from Nampa states that
the Interstate hotel has been re-
opened.
1t is reported that a new gin shop
will start up in the Agnew building
in few days.
The building boom for this season
was inaugurated in Sommer & Sons
store last Saturday.
Lon Mitchell has associated him
self with Dr. Reynolds as mine hosts
of the Idaho hotel at Payette.
World Fair half-dollars are
drug on the market at dollar each.
They are still good at this office.
The auditor has received new
supply of county warrants from
Portland firm. They are much hand
somer that the old ones
Born, to the wife of LATE Lansdon,
of Mann creek, on or about Feb. 2Ist,
a-well-we can't say now whether
it was boy or girl.
Excitement over opals is still high
around Nampa Claim jumping is
going on. 1t is reported that an
opal worth 50, 900 has just been found.
Members of the Farmers Alliance
have matured plans for an Alliance
store and Produce exchange at this
place, but the enterprise may not
materialize before fall.
The weather of the last few days
t has been delightful, but still we shall
not attempt to perpetrate the March
1 gag of the lamb and the lion on oul
! readers.
4 The democratic state central com.
mittee will meet at Moscow on the
4 9th inst. Frank Harris, member
e from this county, will be in attend
e ance.
Aubrey Butterfield has construct
i ed a storage reservoir On his rancf
e down on the flat for irrigation pur
e poses. Water storage is needed il
parts of this county and we mus
y take squlnt at this first step.
. Mulloy lake has gone nearly dry
- 1t could not be expected to remain
Z full after the snow is gone, and thi
will strengthen our idea of damnin
Il the lower end so as to hold the waite
X, y, as long as possible.
The Idaho Commercial compan
shipped 4, 500 pounds of hardwar
Yesterday to customers in Caldwe
at and Ontario. 1t speaks well for tn
town and the firm that smaller dea
eft ers should come here for supplies
The big stock received in car loa
20 lots and the low prices is the secret
1t is almost settled that the Cd
. Fellows will soon begin the removi
= of their hall from the old town. I'll
N large two-story brick will have to |
% torn down and reconstructed at col
siderable expense, but it Will be 6
~ advantageous move on the part of ii
l.. lodge, as, with the building locate
n at the depot, it will not 60 long uno
cupied by some large establishment
The camp of Mineral is very dr
ed at present. Parties from there S;
ed the mine owners will rot work Il
ed mines this year if silver remains in
ms present state. Louis Sommer stat
If that the smelter will not start up
IN all unless there is good sized raj
ne in the metal. If the mines are n
OF, operated some of our farmers W
a feel the loss of that market. Gi
it'll us free silver or unbuckle the be
nd band of eternity at oncel
'ur The delight of Farmersl VIVA
an Why that perfect machine,
my celebrated Center Disc Harro
MS Superior to them ALL 1t don't &C
we anything to examine them at the
ply G. Company's whether you buy
uei not.
~ The agent of the Oregonian pr
fishing comb any has been in Wei
this week trying to dispose of
;. sets of the Encyclopaedia Britain
Publishers are making special dri'
M on this work all over the us. as
copyright has expired, and here
fore unobtainable prices are be
md offered.
sale If you want to get fine wat
buy cigarat Sommercamps.