The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-05-18

clip for years,
An attachment for 81, 900 has
been brought against Boise's new
city hall.
DR.. ]. r. Numbers and family Ar
rived on this mornings train from
Denver.
There is big kick in Poeatello be-
cause all the restaurants are ran by
Mohgolians.
1t was decided last night to aban-
don the play Nevada owing to non
attendance at rehearsals.
The hardest people on earth for an
editor to please are those who borrow
the paper every week.
The night watchmau at Boomers
Ferry was shot and badly wounded
by toughs the other night.
The Northern Pacific bridge near
Osborn, Idaho, has gone out and can
not be rebuilt until low water.
Married, in Weiser, May 18th, by
J. B. Coakley, Henry Siegert and
Lucy NJ. Mcintosh, of Huntington.
John Nevin and Con Sullivan went
to Scott creek last Sunday, and lay
claims to having caught 100 trout.
| D. L. Carroll, travelling salesman
for the Dairy Swing Churn, is can
wasting this county and giving tests
of its operation.
Miss Mollie Rogers, Of Weiser, was
married last week to Mr.. Smith,
Superintendent of the Monumental
mine, Baker county Oregon.
DR.. Shirley was called to upper
Monroe creek last Thursday to render
medical attendance on Mrs. Snyder,
who has been ailing for some time.
The musical and familiar squeal Of
a Cuddy hogs were heard in Weisel
the other night. They we're enroutt
: to Portland.
| Tom Westlake has cleared q sores
below town by his successful method
| of blowing up the sage brush by the
8 roots. He charges - an acre.
a L. A. York, the Pulitzer Of tn
G Idaho Avalanche was over from Silve
y City last Sunday and Monday on :
but never mind, we enjoyed the cigar
The man who does not take an
9 pay for his local paper may be a re
former but he don't work at it. II
is awfully thin around the edges.
James Shaw asks your attentlo
!, this week in new and enlarged nc
If you don't keep COW, or If 20
need ice, patronize james Shaw, til
10 genial and deserving milk man.
Rev. E. A. Paddock has left for th
~ east to attend a Congregational NEE
'. ing at Saratoga. He expects to rails
p good sum Of money while there
ST assist the new church.
We acknowledge the receipt of
Is complimentary season ticket to tt
D. grounds of the Caldwell Base Ba
Association. We wish the boys VII
er torious season and will try and wi
" ness game or two.
AS you read this, do you read
m from a borrowed paper? Why n
as come to our Office and pay us 81 +
one year? You can spare that mu'
ne annually. If it is good enough
G, borrow to read, it is worth paying fo
ia and it would be still better if eve
borrower was a paid subscriber.
If From Robert Shirlock, horsem'
ad Eof Walla Walia, who was encamp
ay near town the first Of the week,
learn that horses around Heppner a
selling at from s15 to $50. Mr.. Sh
"a lock purchased quite number
that vicinity with which he is NJ
nd on his way to Montana.
In MISS Kate Cope has taken stt
In in our composing room with the
re- tention of mastering the typograI
TO ical art. Miss Kate is one of
NIL brightest and most energetic girls
Tas Weiser and her keen intelligence a
ant eager application are a guaran
Urn that she will become very adept.
00' Andrew Adams returned from
ven Francisco last Sunday. He says t
pa however pleasant that great metr
oils may be, when it comes alb
' time for preparations to go into
&c mines, the spirit of migration STIR
J him and he turns his face hoI
~ ward.
ich
Fred Helm was down from Me
az, ows this week and subscribed for
-, SIGNAL for himself and r. ParI
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