The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-01-19
IN AND ABOUT TOWN.
Items Caught on the Fly
by Our Reporter.
Miscellaneous Meiange.

Celery at Minnie Hanthorn's.
ex-governor Wiley arrived in town
today.
There is serious sickness in the
family of Recorder Smith.
Joe Eaton is at Boise to remain
several days.
Ed. Barton and P. A Devers went
to Boise yesterday on college matters
The commissioners have finished
their labors and returned home.
Born, in Weiser, Monday the 18th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Hoyt,
daughter.
The farmers alliance of this place
are talking of giving ball in the
near future, so we hear.
The dog that bounces out upon the
peaceful passer along the highway de-
serves to be shot, and his owner to be
punished.
The pencil pusher of this paper has
been at Boise city since last Friday
and in consequence there is much
interesting matter left out.
The Idaho Free Press of the 9th
says that both of the Perkins boys,
who murdered Geo Dickerson at Rapid
river, have been captured
The subject of the service at the
opera house Sunday evening is
"Christian Growth" All are invited
to attend.
The ice has attained a thickness OF
about four and one-half inches and
hope for an ice crop is beginning tc
revive.
George F. Newman arrived from
, Weiser yesterday on an extended
visit to his sister, Mrs. A. F. Parker
{; Idaho Free Press.
j. L. Pierson, Union Pacific claim
: agent, of Omaha, was in Weise
Yesterday to see w. M. Wallace
e about the claims of J. s. Dedman an
j. M. Canary.
Andy Williamson, a pleasar
gentleman from Ruthburg, was
. Weiser last week and, like the goo
man he is, threw cash for two year
J subscription on our table. Ma
J. fortune bless Andy.
On February 22d the members {
the Masonic fraternity of Weiser wi
a give a grand ball and supper. \
endeavor will be spared to make Il
E. occasion a source of genuine enjo
ment to all.
r. Large crowds continue to visit Il
Washington county exhibit in t
lie Perrault building. After today
Is large portion of Idaho's exhibit to t
he Worlds Fair will be stored in t
building preparatory to its bell
shipped to Chicago. Statesman.
as 1000 pounds of matte arrived frc
the B. &. L. smelter on Friday to
40 shipped east by the o. G. Co. for
gs duction. 1000 lbs. per week is nj
the average amount of matte bel
produced at Mineral. The Egan a
ng Boone mines furnish this output a
were silver where it should be in
he market the output would be increas
~ several times. Huntington Hera
E. M. Van Sicklin brought in
nd Saturday from the B. & L. smelter
'ut Mineral, 700 pounds of matte, c'
,be signed to the o. G. Co. for shipme
- Although silver is down and Mine
is dull, as camp, in consequence,
-. mines over there keep turning
y enough of the precious metal to k
D a the outside world from forgetting t
or the Queen camp Of Idaho is ready
H." yield most handsomely whenever
is called upon to do SO. -Hunting
Herald.
. Men have various ways of carry
owe money. Butchers, grocers and
rec kers carry it in crumped wad. Ba
ers in nice clean bills laid in
length in a morocco pocket be
Brokers always fold their bills tw
The young business man carries
tn. money in his vest pocket, while
sporting man carries it in his trou
did pocket. Farmers and drovers c.
- their money in their inside pock
cart Editors carry theirs in other peol
pockets.
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