The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-03-16

court house.
The Masonic Lodge of Salubria is
now in full blast.
Winter and the Editor are in the
same boat-busted.
Go to Idaho Commercial Company
for Timothy and other grass seeds.
A number of Idaho towns are be-
ginning to take en- the throes of city
election
House and lot for exchange for
farm property. Enquire of W. M.
Wallace.
March comes in like a lamb and
goes out like an Idaho legislature.
There, We got around the old gagl
Governor Mcconnell has appointed
T. G. Galloway as one of the trustees
of the Mountain Home reform school.
Lyons, the blacksmith, is making
New Plow Shares at $751; so, and war
ranted first class in every particular
We have received copies of the
state land laws and the first biennial
report of the state board of land COM
missioners.
The man who got his key fast in
the lock trying to get into the concrete
building can have same by calling at
this office.
John Oleson was arrested last week
on charge of moving scabby sheep
without a permit, but the case was
afterward dismissed.
Having just received a new key of
ink, the SIGNAL will hold its spring
opening next Wednesday. Our friends
are invited to come and bring cigars.
John Devine, wealthy cattle man
of Harvey valley, is in these parts
with view to purchasing some of
Washington county's celebrated range
steers.
We never had much ''scboolin, "
and we are seriously contemplating
taking to drink so as to be able to
graduate from the Payette Ensor in
stitute.
! BUYERS claim that beef steers are
held at higher figure in Washington
county than anywhere else. They
must remember that we raise an eXtrs
quality of that same.
The Odd Fellows have fully decid
ed to move their building and will pc
tition the district court for an orde
granting leave to mortgage for the
purpose of raising money.
Mrs Moore and Mrs Curl hav
formed a co-partnership in the dress
making and millinery business, an'
have opened up in the lower story o
the Masonic building
Garry me away at mail coach rate, "
Begins a poet of Silver City Will
addressing, in rhyme, a letter to
Weiser young lady The addresso
must be the valentine writer of tn
Avalanche.
w. E. Beardsley is in receipt of
letter from his brother-in-law, D. G
a Rigdon, at the Meadows, stating ths
= the whole family had been down wit
r dlphtheria, but were all convalescin
e at present.
y Three more copies ordered sci
e regularly to eastern parties this weel
+ That is the way to get people out her
n and the man who has the SIGNAL sen
|. to an eastern friend does a GOO
l. deed for the country.
IL Mr.. Giels, the taylor, has notyet full
IT decided to locate here. He liked t
q place but wanted to take a look
: some north Idaho towns before d
= Gliding. He is now, at Moscow wi
probability of returning.
ID Representative Lawson, of Gust
I'd county, returned home last Saturda
n Mr.. Lawson is extremely well pleas
h. with the Weiser country and alm'
as good as told us that he intended
come back here to locate perm
y. nently.
! Captain Wells was in town to
Mr.. Hannah on Worlds Fair bu
ness. Mr.. Hannah is getting
stuff now here ready for shipment
the special car which will be here il
few days. Mr.. Hannah will acco
pany the exhibit direct to Chicago.
Another communication from Ma
n creek was received out of the of
n this morning after the type for
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