The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-08-10

vention.
You who want a bridge contract,
do not forget the purpose Of the com
missioners meeting this month.
Andrew Riggs and wife, Gilbert
Tracy and wife and Miss Nichols, Of
Long valley have gone to the noun
tains.
One of the pleasures that tighten
the hbors Of the printer is the fluctu-
ations of the thermometer from 100
to 105.
AG. Lainge and wife, of Paddock
valley, were in town this week They
did not drive over the new Crane
creek road.
The Avalanche kicks because Owy-
hee county has no delegate to the sill
yer congress at Washington. Wash
ington county hasn't even delegate
To our state silver convention.
Chas. Green, the battered tar who
runs the ferry boat over the wild
waves of the Snake at Odds Ferry,
was in town this week.
The change in the schedule of the
two trains left us makes the west
bound arrive thirteen minutes later
and the east bound twenty-one min
utes earlier.
j. w. Young, mining man from
Helena, Montana, is here having il
view mining scheme. He has beer
looking at some bars near Odds Ferr,
known to be very rich in gold.
A man settled bill at this offic
this week with gold dust. We ar
for free silver distinctly, but it wi
not interfere with some more of til
same stuff if any Of you have any.
Sheriff Mailer and deputy, of Lata
county, departed last Friday
charge of Jerry Burke. BY the way
that is good name for sheriff
but what's in a name?
S. Sommer has sold his place /
the old town to a new conner name
Straight. Mr. Sommer has contracte
with H. G. Odds for new residence
, located near Louis place.
t JEWELS stage came in six houl
/ ahead of time last Friday, arriving
noon. Ed had passengers who wante
to catch the train for Boise, and pr
2 them through on the jump.
We shall be absent at Ketchu
next week and if a red hot pap
comes out, lay it to the office folk
We explain this in advance that v
NAV not have to at the muzzle of
f gun.
Frank Harris went to Middle vale
: Monday to prosecute the claim of
q NJ. Towel against the guardian
II VIM. Evans for wages due. L
5 case was tried in the justice cot
l. and won, but plaintiff did not get t
q amount sued for.
u To find new adjective each tir
; he receives peace offering of yes
II tables, pumpkins, or other fruit
ID one of the hardest trials OF an e.
5. tors life, and his ability to do so
one of the best evidences of his t
,f emit
r, Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Kurtz return
ne from the camp on Mann creek No
-, day evening This was sooner I'll
iS luIcnueu, ouo hoihC NuoiSo '"
mr. stronger than inclination. All W
improved in health by the outing.
Sam Swanstrom, one of the II
y" ling young merchants of the progI
sive little city of Salubria, Washi
NJ ton county, was in Boise, Sunday
Monday, on business. Boise Sc
Tor mel.
J.R. Monroe, of Crane, writes
& that he has not sold his ranch as
ported. He still has his 240 al
me and valuable sppurtenances
wants to sell them rs advertised
rh the SIGNAL. Go to Monroe f
good bargain in land.
NO Married, in Weiser, August
1898, by HIS. Newman, j p, G
the Ball and Ella Clayborn, both
across Snake river. Horace ha
-. Frosty Morning" method which
thinks will knock Coakley's {
book system in the head, espec
as the Judge is hampered with
NY duties of school superintendent.
JIG. Marx has just came out O.