The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-02-23
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
Miscellaneous MeIan&e.
Estabrook buys hides.

Mel w llSOu, VI DaluDrld, HAS Deeu
commissioned a notary public.
More than one man sincerely |
wishes there were Lent in politics.
Salmon are now being caught out
of the Snake near this place.
Sewing circle will meet at the
residence of Mrs. S. NJ. Jeffrey on
Wednesday afternoon, March 1st.
What with crinoline and hoop
skirts, hugging in full dress is in
danger of becoming lost art.
A good story next week entitled
aJolly Old Uncle Josh" Plot laid
in Weiser Watch for it.
Auditor Smith left Harvey in
charge of the Office while he took a
run to Boise. He returned yester-
day.
This is the season of Lent, but
when we tried to borrow money they
never lent US cent.
The scholars of the Weiser school
are preparing for an entertainment
which will be given shortly.
w. H. Gray, one of Minerals eff
Gent j. Ps., made the SIGNAL Office
an agreeable call on business matters
yesterday.
Nj. j, Vial took spin down to
Baker city a few days ago and says it
is like the north pole there compared
with Weisers climate ut this season.
Sunday evening, February Goth, a
Washington birthday memorial serv-
ice will be held at GOWNS opera
house. Subject: "Our Country"
A lawn tennis club in Weiser is one
of the summer amusements which is
being talked of. The shades of Bill
Glenn will certainly hoodo the affair
In the sensational Brown case
which was tried before judge Coallley
: last week, the defendant was founC
? guilty and was fined ten dollars ant
r costs.
, Harvey Anderson received a tele
S gram Tuesday from Missouri Stain!
e that his father had just died. Mr.
0 Anderson started at once for tina
n state.
9 This is the swelling season, wher
3 babbling brooks, politicians heads
: and other things too numerous t
II mention take a swell
We were under the painful neces
sity of firing a reporter from our sta
" last week for having failed to chror
- icle the visit to this Office of Harr
~ ONeill, of Salubria and the depar
ure of Mart Harmon for California
~ visit his mother.
al L. Lansdon advertises bees for sa
in this issue, and it's a genuine ba
gain, too. Having just had his hou
burned, he needs the money, and
/ you want hive of bees and the hi
- full of honey, too, sail right in al
Us get one before they are all gone.
~ We are pleased to note that Il
Chronic Kicker, which lately su
pended on upper Mann creek, b
been succeeded by a new paper call
~ the Evangelist Our lower MAJ
~ creek contemporary, the Blizzard, h
~ opened war on the newcomer a
there may yet be quilts flying in t
lat
air.
n Sometimes we are asked by
20 subscriber why it is that we char
.i,. him $2.5 for the paper while
,on neighbor paid only 81. The reas
- is simply that the neighbor paid
r. advance, while the inquirer paid
re- the end of the year. We have l
men wait until the end of the year q
you then send us 50, but our terms
ave 50 in advance or 50. so on time.
ney If there is one thing more IL
re- another that makes a country me-
''9i paper man weary of the burden
the life. it is the knowledge that wi
son on his paper is requiring from 500
uty 5000 month outlay, to produce, t
ing he is going to be told, "Why,
are getting rich" every time he ia
" in ten dollar piece OF has an e1
felt run of job work.
n a
and Mr.. Garrison kindly allowed
~ scribe to look at the exhibit of
Weiser school which is being
II ~, 70 pared for the educational departH
sary of the Worlds Fair The work
my ny in progress by the school consist