The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-22
Road Meeting tonight.

Road Meeting tonight.
Going to the Meadows on the
fourth?
D. N. Baker has sold his ranch
near Buttermilk slough for 81, 700.
John Radley has rented and will
operate the Finn restaurant.
Range horses are exceedingly diff
cult to dispose of at present at $40 to
SIS per head.
Mrs. S. G. Wilson went to Soda
Springs last Monday to remain some
time.
Mr.. Herman Haas, of Weiser, spent
a couple Of days in Caldwell this
week. Caldwell Tribune.
Lyman Perkins did not qualify as
school trustee and John Ayers was
appointed to hold over.
Conrad Truth has returned from
his pleasure trip to Portland, San
Francisco and elsewhere.
Professor Tom jeffrey, of Salubria,
has been selected to deliver the Fourth
of July Grafton at Payette.
Charles Morse has returned from
the classic shades of the Payette, and
is on his way into the Seven Devils.
The Idaho Commercial company
has been receiving some big supplies
of hardware this week.
Frank Mitchell returned Monday
from Warrens. There is not much
going on in that camp at present.
John Riley, formerly of Crane
creek, is now in Belvue, Idaho, but
will probably locate at Idaho Falls.
w. NJ. Wallace left Tuesday for
Fort Worth, Texas. If he don't
bring back Mrs. Wallace we'll be
badly fooled.
NJ L. Vial, the we'll known jeweler,
has opened nice line of goods in
the Burr building on Front street..
-Payette Independent.
Mrs. L. P. Agnew and daughter
Rose have gone to Boise on a visit.
Miss Rose has just returned from at
tending school at Pendleton, Oregon.
J. r. Monroe advertlses some land
for sale on Crane creek and Geo.
Hitler advertises some near Weiser.
Examine them if you want bargain
in land.
The Misses Sadie and Rosa White
returned, in company with theil
father, last Saturday, from the
Dalles, where they have been attend
ing school.
Sam Swanstrom, of Salubria, Idaho
visited our office yesterday. San
was on his way home from the Agency
where he has been on business. On
tario News.
John Coakley is figuring on thu
price of stone fence around resi-
dence, but claims it is for othe
parties.
Bill Riggs returned yesterday iron
Kansas City, where he took CARLOAD
of horses and succeeded in disposin
of them at fair figure.
The Payette & Weiser Ditch com
pany held another meeting in Ayers
Office last Saturday. They will NEE
again on the first Saturday in July t
: adopt bylaws.
I Seven head of work horses sol
at auction here last Saturday for 81
I to $29. Ennor Bros bought three, I
e 7. Page two, Jim Riggs one an
n Roe York one.
; Mrs. Ellen Moore desires to clos
out her entire stock of millinery ,
once and is now selling at cost, an
offers the ladies of Weiser some raj
bargains.
Billy Carswell arrived from IL
. Meadows last Saturday accompanie
=, by his wife. Mrs. Carswell h.
e gone to Boston to receive medic
: treatment. Billy will go east also
y September.
/ The season has opened very prom
r isingly with us with spring vegetable
q from Mrs. A. H. Hand and strawberri,
g from Mrs Ebert. We hope our cor
S temporaries have as prosperous q
i outlook.
Assessor Hubbard, who has bee
d engaged in having pleasant interview
n with the people north of us, says thel
r r will be but mighty little grain raise