The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-09-14

and retrenched, the Caldwell Tribune |
has built new two-story brick Office.
So seldom do sapers with their just
reward that it is double pleasure to
chronicle the well deserved fortune of
the bright Tribune.
A party from Salt Lake are working
a new process for mining on the Snake
near Idaho Falls They have an engine
and centrifugal pump, and pump the
sand from the bottom of the river. -
Pocatello Tribune.
Three sportsmen of Idaho Falls had
their pleasure sadly terminated, as they
were driving along, by the discharge
of gun which blew off the top of
Cal Pelot's Zone of their number)
shoulder.
The grand lodge of, Idaho Masons
convened at Boise last Tuesday.
Riel Wilson represents the Salubria
lodge. 1t was impossible for any of
the Weiser Masons to attend; DR..
Warehouse would probably have gone
up had he been here.
Louis Sommer returned last Thurs
day from his trip to Chicago and St.
Louis. He is quite enthusiastic of
the bewildering array of sights at the
fair and says he did not see half that
he wanted to. While gone Mr.. Som
mer purchased large supply of new
goods for the store.
Frank Harris states that the damp
weather is a serious menace to the
grain crop of Salubria, the grain be-
ing yet in the field when it is easily
spoiled. Some of the crops were yet
standing waiting for the weather to
clear so the header could resume
work
We acknowledge the receipt of a
copy of the Idaho Worlds Fair souv-
ern. 1t is handsome volume and
gives a cut of the Weiser roller mills
and view of Weiser as it would have
appeared to a person standing on
Mulloy's porch, before his removal
from the old site, and looking towards
the Vendome.
The meeting to organize a bi-me-
tallic league will not be held until
r Thursday night. 1t was set for Mon
day, but that being payday here, il
| was thought best to defer it. Della.
mar Nugget. That reads as though
they couldn't get the boys over to the
, hall as long as their money held out
a Judge Huston, who has recently
returned from Mineral, brings thu
a cheering intelligence, that he and hi
: associates are about to resume oper
ations on their mining property il
e that camp. They will put abou
twenty five men to work right away
d and after little while the force vii
II be increased to forty. Boise Seminal
The birth of the Cleveland girl i
the White House last SATURDAY, is II
news as the papers have been al
- nouncing the forthcoming event fC
the past four months. While the
- have been so bold in speaking of I'll
first lady of the land, it would be owe
stepping the bounds of prudence
y follow the same course in local W;
and they are too timorous to speak
home facts as loudly as those at
nd distance of 1900 miles. For til
reason the SIGNALS local colum
~, are several items short
The remark that there isn't mu
ar. news in the paper is frequently hear
In depressed times like the prese
no when operations in different lines ha
O almost ceased and people have not
ing to break the dull routine, there
nothing to be considered as ne'
unless a fire or fight takes place, a
readers would certainly not wish
paper to indulge in the wholes
ger production of fiction and character
~ it as news.
Salubra is to have three days rae
" next week. A 600-yard, free for
''. race for purse of $40 and entra
- fee, will take place on the 21st.
the 22nd, free-for- all, 440 var
eek purse $40 and entrance fee.
on third day, the 23rd, will see B
Inc yard three year-old race for S15
entrance fee; also race for sad
mic horses that have never run for pu
of money, purse to be the proceeds
nix dance will be given on the 21st.
'o'o We said last week that Pocat
had but one paper, the Tribune.