The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-09-07

a portion of residence, as it will be
put up with the intention Of adding
to later on. Mr.. Lee is now having
a we'll sunk on which he will put
wind mill and expects to hoist enough |
water to supply ten acres.
Matchmaker Vial writes us from
Payette that he will return to Weiser
next Monday and open up his stock
of jewelry with lots Of new styles of
jewelry in every line.
Born, in st. Louis on August 26th,
to the wife of Herman Haas, an H.
pound boy. Herman is in Minneap-
oils, Mimi, and from the letter that
he writes we can judge what wild
war dance Of joy he must have ex-
ecuted when he heard the news. He
will be home shortly.
DR.. Numbers received news yester-
day Of the death Of Harry Estabrook
at Boston on August Both. He had
arrived there several days before and
DR.. Warehouse had taken his de-
parture for Chicago. H. D. Esta'
brook was about Sc years of age and
was good man in all respects and
an upright member of the Masonic
order. He always made friends and
had them by the score in this county,
where he came about ten years ago
and has since been engaged in divers
occupations, also mining some at
Warrens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Cordelle, Of
Weiser, who have been visiting friends
and relatives here for about two months
past, left this morning for home.
They will at once move into their
, splendid residence, completed during
their visit here, which is about
the finest in Weiser Mr.. and Mrs.
Cordelle, from their long residence
, here, have warm spot in their hearts
for Silver City, and we may expect
future visits from them, at least dur
ing the hot summer months, when
. the people of the valley towns make
pillows of cake of ice and sleep or
the refrigerators.
The Moscow Mirror says: 1t now
comes 10 light that the steamer Annie
Faxon which was blown up on Snake
river a short time ago, was the worl
of some miscreant placing dynamit
y in the cordwood. A large hole ha
% been found in the bottom of the boa
and one half of the boiler cannot b
found, showing plainly the work Q
r some powerful explosion. The part
10 of the boiler found shows that it wa
o in coed order and could not have bee
blown to pieces by 10 pounds ofstear
t. which was being carried at the time
es We have opened the finest line {
as spring Dry Goods ever shown in tn
market. Don't purchase until 20
examine our stock Wash Goods
0o Lawns, plain and fancy Sateens, et'
US The only one price store in Washing
VS. ton county. SoMMERcAMP's.
he B. NJ Jenney, the jeweler, is full
equipped for repairing guns, revolve
,ar and sewing machines. He has no ecu
when it comes to repairing watch
Us as he is a thoroughbred watch make
ful All work warranted.
ice Any publication you may wish
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Wv Condition powders and hoof.. OF
leir ment at Riggs. Also Stewards He
on ing Powders, the finest discov'
nth known for gals, barb wire Gu
eak etc.
Do you read borrowed paper?
ay- B. M. Jenney, jeweler, will ins
ntal main springs for 81. SO, clean watc
,s a for 81 SO, all other work in r
60 portion and guaranteed.
| want money so darn bad thu
will sell lumber for $3.50 a the
-: and from now on. Cash. Hurry
- and build while it is low.
4 W. W. GOWNS
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