The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-03-23

1t is reported that the big ditch
suit will be brought into court again
this term.
Washington county still holds her
own. Five divorce cases on the
docket for the coming court.
Albert Cordelle will erect hand
some dwelling this summer. Agnew
has the contract.
A dance was given in the Sommer
& Gorrie hall on st. Patrick's day in
the evening.
Mrs. Moore requests us to say that
we were in error in stating that she
and Mrs Curl were partners.
The geese honk high these days,
but our sportsmen manage to gather
one in now and then.
Married, in Weiser, March 22nd,
by J. B. Coakley, j. P, Joseph
Hlrsch, of Payette, and Mrs. Josie
Shaw, of Weiser.
In Coakley's court Tuesday, Geo
Nesbit plead guilty to smashing
John Oleson and was fined $40 and
costs.
Mr. Delaney, a South Dakota
horse buyer has purchased the Som
mercamp band of horses ranging near
Caldwell.
Somebody broke into Barley s
blacksmith shop last Saturday to get
some rasps, and Jimmie has since
locked the tools up.
j. H. Anderson, who was called to
Missouri few weeks ago on account
of the death of his father, returned
home last Thursday.
Married, in Weiser, Idaho, March,
22nd, by L. L. Shearer, B f Edlin, OF
Kelso, Wash, and Miss Laura vii.
son.
Company B, of Weiser, gets 1892. sc
in payment of its services at Ceul
d. Alene "during the war;" as the
veterans of the company will put it.
Quite a heavy snowstorm visited
Weiser and vicinity Monday ant
Tuesday. Being warm and damp i
did not lay on the ground long.
Bartley's shop is blacksmith
shop and he wants it distinctly under
stood that it is not to be taken a
any other kind of shop.
Thomas Westlake has ordered
cable and will put in a private ferr.
to his island in the Snake near thi
, place.
A Mr.. Hodge, of Putnamville, In
diana, relative of Mrs. Sol. Taylor
is new arrival in this section. II
is looking for school to teach.
= L. f. Palmer was in the other da
to order the SIGNAL sent to RUSS
Y Adams, Garvin, Texas. Palmer is
man who always knows what he
e doing.
In mentioning the recovery of |
i G.. Regions family, in Meadows, fro
diphtheria, last week, we were wror
in saying all had recovered. Oh
. little girl died.
o james M. Carter, formerly u
q agent at Weiser, was buried yeste
n day at Caldwell, under the directiC
# of the Masonic order, of which
4 was a member
k Farmers are wisely holding on
is beefs and hogs. The prices ha'
Is been improbable low for long tir
d and now there is an upward tenden
20 which would indicate that the turnil
m point had been reached.
lie Frank Adams returned from S
ly Francisco last Friday. He says t
+. climate was too much for him so
at came away, leaving Andy to face t
to wiles of the great city alone. An
Up will surely get into trouble with
e. one to look after him.
~ A private letter from Warrens
OF forms us that the camp was never
d. quiet. Gov. Wiley has resum
V. possession of the Knott mine, and
e. working four men. The mine me-
looked better. Reibold is also pu'
;. ing his big tunnel ahead. Fl
!, Press.
a Mr.. Harbert, the artesian expe
is has returned from Boise and lea'
se the Artesian Water company's L
tie chine. He has been engaged
Sc. several days in putting it in reE
on and as soon as the road will per