The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-04-06
Sage brush fires on all sides.

Weiser will ship million pounds
of wool this season.
Geo. Nesbit has filed homestead
entry of 16O acres near Weiser.
Korup's team ran away Tuesday
evening and smashed up his wagon.
Galloway's team INDUCED in a
runaway yesterday, but no damage was
done.
1t does not pay any business man
to reserve his advertising for the
sheriff.
G. W. Ehrlick moved his family
down to his ranch on the fiat last
Saturday.
The Union Pacific will at once fence
it's entire track from Weiser to the
canyon.
The dramatic company are prepar-
ing thrilling play called Nevada,
which will be produced shortly.
Vial is digging new well and some
dirty, God-forsaken scrub tried to
fill it up the other night.
Weiser is badly in need of large
and commodious hall that can be put
to all public uses. There is money
in it for the man who will build one.
A fourishing Sunday-school has
been organized at the Hemingway
schoolhouse by Attorney W. M.
Wallace, with Mrs. Simmons as su-
perintendent
The Payette Independent, in its
last issue, publishes anew the good
old tale of the wealth of the Seven
Devils, it having CLEANED the data
from pioneer Charles Morse.
Mrs. Shirley has quite a number of
large beautiful white lilies from
Bermuda. They will be used to
decorate the Episcopal church next
Sunday.
Thos. Westlake got kicked in the
stomach by horse Tuesday and had
to call doctor. 1t made our friend
Tom quite sick but we learn he is all
right.
Weiser was the terminus of the
Short Line for couple of days last
week on account of washout neal
Huntington. There were four pas
senger trains here at one time.
John Ayers is out again after hi'
siege of erysippelas. We will no
make any comment on his persona
appearance as sheepmen at least vii
understand how he looks
' Johnny Evans, formerly implemen
dealer at this place, but later of Bea
creek near Seven Devils, called on u
9 last Friday He has spent the winte
, in Huntington. He may return t
| Weiser to locate.
Attention is called to the profes
sional card of Thos. p. Maryatt i
4 this issue. For time Mr. Maryatt
= office will be at his house, until L
q can get suitable office-room in I'll
business part of town.
. Lem Williams returned last Satu
4 day from North Powder, Oregon, ar
J., brought his married daughter and h,
20 child back with him. Lem says th
part of the country is far ahead
that
Millinery opening at Mrs. JENNIE
Saturday Apr. 9th. A nice line
m trimmed and untrimmed hats, pate
L hats and chlidren's lace and null ca
will be on exhibition.
4 Mr.. A. II. Lee has been do'
m again from Boise. His last visit he
so impressed him that he could II
Is resist the temptation to look arount
On little more. He is half way in t
in notion of locating here.
a. Arch Deacon j. E. Sulger will he
IT, service in the Episcopal Church ne
II, Sunday morning at IL o'clock. /
IS erybody invited. Special sermon
men. Subject: evidences for
Belief in the Resurrection.
OF A receipt, which is alleged will Ct
II drunkenness as quickly as course
ps the institute, and at the cost of SO.
Vi is now going the rounds of the pre-
'"' The SIGNAL published 1t over
Ie months ago.
At the city election Tuesday
getty" ticket carried the day by c.
!, siderable of a majority and the to
trustees for the ensuing year will
NJ. w. Mitchell, L. L. Shearer, Tt