The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-03-09

Gentlemen OF Weiser, just study
over the matter and see if it don't
strike you that it would be good
plan to polish up the old charter, elect
a new set of officers, take the new
part of town into the corporation, and
have little work done on our streets
and other local Improvement
]. M. Harbert is In Weiser to make
proposition to the Artesian Water
company with good prospects of its
being accepted and boring begun in
some new place The work done last
year gave every evidence that water
could be had. Mr.. Harbert is the
man who lately bored for water sue
cessfully at the State penitentiary.
We make speciality of the boot
and shoe business and can guarantee
our customers the best goods at the
lowest prices
SoMMERcAMP B. & Co.
W. F. drummer, of Payette, was
in Weiser few days ago. He is so
we'll pleased with this place that he
will doubtless locate here. He ex-
presses his intention of starting a
strawberry farm. Mr.. drummer is
interested in a cannery in northern
Illinois, and his advent among us
may mean branch of the institution
in this place.
f. A. Lund was in to square up
and ordered the st. Louis Republic
through our subscription agency. j.
J. johnson got the Bee Keepers
Guide and the American Farmer
through the same source. 1t saves
trouble to leave your money here and
have us forward your subscription.
Try it and you will find it convenient
John Riley returned last Friday
from Carthage, ILL.,, after having
spent most enjoyable winter. With
tears in his eyes he express his
gratitude to us for sending the SIGNAL
regularly, and said that of all the
good times he had, the brightest spot
was when he got the paper from the
post office. He then started for Crane
creek to see how his sheep were getting
along.
A. E. Gipson, of Caldwell, who is
in charge of Idaho's Worlds Fair
educational exhibit was in Weiser
last Thursday on visit to our school
to see what they were doing for the
honor of Idaho. He expressed HIM
self as being agreeably surprised at
the progress made. Being an old
newspaper man he struck his head
into our Office and yelled "howdy" as
he flew by on arun to catch the train.
We received a pleasant call last
Friday from Mr.. Chas. Lyles, who
was lust down from the Meadows or
his way to Nampa for few days
sojourn. He was agreeably astoundet
at our mellow skies and delighted
with our warm sunbeams and spring
awakened hills, which was natural az
he had just come out of three feet O
;. snow.
The school in Dis. No. g. Meadow
closed the Oath, with an entetain
/, ment and box supper. The entertain
=. ment consisted of declarations, es
o says, dialogues and shadows. Th
o proceeds, $12.10, will be applied i
- purchasing dictionary for tn
- school. This term is the second fo
Mr. Lyles in the Meadows. Mr.. Lyle
has gone to Albion, Idaho, to tax
charge of the missionary work at tha
place
A. Notice Proving Will, Notice
&c Creditors and other legal ads in tn
issue. Read over all advertisement
and locals. There are some that al
important
. Agent Roberts ordered two copit
G. of the paper sent to parties in Il
. east for six months. Our list I
; eastern names is constantly increa
20 ing. The SIGNAL bears to them gls
tidings of the wonderful Weiser Ian,
and eventually they can't stand Il
~ pressure and pack up their buds al
ai come out and settle among us. Yt
~ can't make better investment for f
10 country and yourself than to spend
Ill dollar or two for copy of the SIGN
va to some distant friend.
MIR. and Mrs James Coakl
IN gave a most pleasant high five par
he at the Vendome last evening to
y number of their friends. Cards we
US INDUCED in until midnight, when t