The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-07-20

arrived from Stockton, California,
last Tuesday.
Our readers will no doubt be great
ly pleased to learn that the German
Army Bill has passed.
Geo. Degitz, Ben Walker, o. M.
Harvey and B. w. Warrington hooked
54l trout on Mann creek Sunday.
CA. Stein came down from Boise
yesterday, to settle up the insurance
held by the late Frank JENNIE in the
New York Life.
N. T. Hall and f. P. Lyon, two
Colorado gentlemen, arrived from
Denver the first of the week and went
into the Seven Devils, where they are
interested.
Frank Harris, who has been spend
ing several days in the country with
his family, reports that the chicken
crop will be good as soon as the law
lets the sportsmen loose.
Tom Shannon brought We printer a
box of cherries which were delicious
and large. Mr.. Shannon grows moth
ing but the choicest varieties of fruit.
Our office is not the hottest build
ing in town and the floor was kept
wet enough to scrub yesterday, yet
we could not keep the thermometer
below SO.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve ice cream at Cow
ms opera house next Tuesday night.
DON'T FORGET 1T.
John Rogers has returned to the
Seven Devils accompanied by his wife.
He took in load of supplies for
himself.
M. L. Hoyt accompanied expert
Eckes back to Salt Lake. If anyone
can do anything with the smelter
men Hoyt can.
FOUND-A ladys shawl was
found near the Baptist church on the
morning of the 18th. Who has lost
one?
The SIGNAL force and Prof Garri-
son are indebted to Miss Fannie Sears
for treat to some most delicious ice
cream. Come again.
j. D. Watts, the regular night
operator of Weiser, is in the hospital
at Ogden. He will return as soon as
he RECEIVERS from his attack of fever.
New legal advertisements in this
issue are notice to bridge contractors,
by Washington county, and notice Of
final proof by Lincoln Thomas.
H. A. Lee and wife, of Boise, spent
several days in Weiser since last issue.
Mr. Lee is general agent for Idaho OF
the Massachusetts Mutual Life and
will be in Weiser often.
While hauling hay on Monroe creel
about two weeks ago, young George
York was unfortunate enough to hav'
runaway which resulted in his Les
being broken above the knee. DR.
Shirley set the limb and the patien
2 is doing well.
) A private letter received from Geo
e A. Rahm, at Washington, states tina
2 Mrs Rahm is a confirmed invalid an
is wheeled around in an invalid
chair. Her right side is paralize
and she is unable to walk at all. MI
Rahm went to Illinois on the 22nd @
s June to attend his mothers funera
All this will be learned with regrt
by Mr.. and Mrs. Rahm's many friend
here.
NJ McGregor has rented the Vel
dome hotel and took charge last SUI
y day. Mr.. McGregor is an eXper
enced and we'll known hotel man an
will keep the Vendome up to i
u standard of popularity. While
charge of the house the Coakley boy
g have made friends on all sides al
: our people are pleased to know TIL
l. their retiring from the hotel bushes
|, for time will not affect their res
IS deEce among us.
s. Condition powders and hoof DIN
Z. ment at Riggs. Also Stewards Hea
,, ing Powders, the finest discovel
II known for gals, barb wire cut
~ etc.
3 Paint at $3.50 per gallon, be
e, quality, at drug store.
COUGHING LEADS TO OONsUMPTIO
al Kemps Balsam stops the cough at once.
or You see this, of course. So wou
), others if it were a local of yours.
II B. M. Jenney, the jeweler, is full
9 equipped for repairing guns, revolve
and sewing machines. He has no ecu
when it comes to repairing watch
as he is thoroughbred watch make
n All work warranted.
The End OF Him.
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