The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-03

Wanl Oy DuliulnS himself q new barn.
Collins & Sooy's Gem Gallery by
Sears store. Photos cheap.
The Central Hotel at Boise was
burned to the ground Monday night.
The Fremont County Democrat is
ON our table.
The First Bank of Nampa has
failed.
See notice to taxpayers in this
issue.
Samuel Akley advertises to prove
up on his Mann creek homestead.
Bishop Talbot visited Weiser yes
terday and held services last evening.
For one week only, IS pictures for
a quarter, at the Gem Gallery.
the Mineral communication was
unavoidably crowded out until next
week.
s. Sommer has closed his store in
the old town and removed the goods
to the store of Sommer & Son.
Frank Harris has moved his law
office into the front part of the SIGNAL
building.
Blacksmith Lyons has put up a
new sign to attract the eye of the
public.
Mrs. Ben Kivett arrived Tuesday
last from Waco, Texas, on a visit to
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Nevin,
of this place.
Mr.. D. A. Lambert and Mrs. Mary
j Shields, both of Crane creek, were
married at Payette, on Wednesday,
July 26th.
DR.. Curl will 90 to Salubria or
August 10th and stay seven days
when he will 90 to the Meadows ant
remain until the 25th.
Harry Schieler came in from War
rens Monday, bringing with him ,
bar of bullion, product of the Littl,
Giant mine, valued at 81. 900. Idaho
Free Press.
Dr. Curl, Welsers efficient dentist
has returned from professional sta,
at Payette and will start in few day
for a tour of the upper country.
D. J, Richardson, treasurer o
Washington county, was in the cit
on official business during the week
49, Boise Sentinel.
The Misses Mary and Fannie Gal
loway returned last Thursday from
three weeks visiting tour in Wester
Oregon.
Al Townley, who has been stoppin
at Payette several mouths, came dow
Tuesday and started for the Devil
to do assessm Mt work on his prol
critics.
Probate judge Coakley and B. W
Warrington were up from Weiser
few days since, and report the count
seat Of Washington county i'll Il goo
prosperous condition. Boise Sent
mel
Captain j H Harvey, formerly {
:, Weiser, stopped off here the first (
the week while on his way from Por
lanl to Chicago. On his return
will visit here for several days.
Sol Jeffrey took carload of hors
to Nevada, Missouri We hope S
e will do well, but the hard times al
, fearfully depressed horse mark
S make shipment most doubtf
5 venture.
Mrs. Hand presented ye edit
with some palatable summer squas
We see no indications among 0
, contemporaries of their moving on
> the same halo of prosperity enjoy
u by us in the midst of these hard tim,
Mr.. Watts has been back from t
Ogden hospital about ten days.
;, will leave in few days on accou
> of the discontinuance by the railro
=. company of the two morning trail
,e Sam Swanstrom, of the firm
W Denney and Swanstrom, of Salubr
= was down last Saturday. The bc
r have taken charge of the drygoC
d department of B. Haas & Co. a
" will conduct a rustllng bushes.
II The dates when feathered game {
' be killed are as follows: Grouse, 81
sf hen and fool hen, from August l;
id to January LIST; prairie chickens a
r quail, from October 18th to Dece
I'd Der 10Th; ducks, from August Ii
to April 18th.