The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-07-06
Albert Uordelle and wife are on a

the Fourth, which explains the APP
pearance of the paper this week.
Sargent Jim and family spent the
Fourth in Weiser.
The postoffice has been remodled
from a sun-dried brick into a hand
some stone structure.
Miss Fannie Mitchell and Miss
Lizzie Cope have closed their schools
at Thousand Springs and Crane creek.
The name of Mr.. P. Devers is
mentioned in connection with the
establishment of new banking bust
ness in this city.-Caldwell Tribune.
Harry Schiller, who killed John
Wilson last December at Warrens min
ing camp, was convicted of man
slaughter and sentenced to eight years
in the pen.
Talk about jolly celebrations! The
celebration at the brewery was the
jolliest time had anywhere, as far as
has been reported to us. Never was
such good old time since Tim Fin
negan's wake.
The crickets on Mann and Monroe
creek this year are spelling the pleas
ure of fishermen. The creek is fairly
alive with floating crickets and the
trout keep SO full of them that bait
ed hook is no temptation whatever.
SAl Hopkins and H. F. Randall
have gone to Warrens to work the
placer ground owned by Harry Esta-
brook. The ground is quite rich and
the gentlemen will no doubt make a
good stake out of it.
"Any fishboats?" asked the small
boy at the postoffice window. The
postmaster nodded his head. "Three
fishboats, a landing and discovery, y
said the boy. Then throwing down
a dime he added, "One whiskey to
Indians. "
Weiser was almost deserted on the
Fourth Scarcely handful of peo-
Pile were to be found on her streets.
Where everybody went we do not
know, but good large number were
taking in large quantities of the Pay
cite celebration. Others betook them
selves into the country and spent 9
quiet day with the visible forms O
nature.
Among the visitors at the Idaho
, building at the Worlds Fair men
toned in yesterdays dispatches, w
notice the name of Okla Palmer, anC
, vet we would have sworn that we me-
!, and spoke to Okla within the pas
week. 1t must have been halluci
nation.
, The sick list, as far as we are in
D formed, consists at present of Harr,
i Estabrook, who Is pretty bad wit
: dropsy; Andrew Riggs, who is dan
o gerously ill at his residence in We
: ser, and VIM. Gilderoy of Mann creek
G who is suffering with gastritis.
J. j. E. Hagenbuch, the marble an
granite monument dealer of Bots
was in Weiser this week. He expect
! to be here again this fall and secul
some orders. His advertisement wi
appear in the SIGNAL in due time ar
!. it would be well to hold your orde
for him.
% >One of the most pleasing enter
y, tainments ever seen in Weiser W:
10 that given last Thursday for the be
n eft of the Episcopal church. In Il
Of meeting of the Nations" the childr
% of Weiser showed themselves to gre
ri advantage and the audience was cor
,t pletely captured. The house was n
Of as large as it should have been
is any means.
IS Jim BARLEY will leave for Ware
as next Friday to put in two mont
rs work on his mine. He will be q
Ill companied by his wife and will
v taken into the camp by Mr. Choat al
til Newt johnson. Harrison Jones W
as run the blacksmith shop in his a
sence.
IF The Hewett Musetts gave ent,
tainments last Friday and Saturd
evenings. The Hewetts are first ella
entertainers and are able to please t
most fastidious house, and the p
+ Torrance the first night was up to
~ standard but they were not given
VI house they were entitled to. The
cond night we learn the performan
'er was not so good and the house mu
ISL poorer.