The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-06-15

Isaac Leighton and wife, of Crane
creek, have been in town for several
days.
j. A. Wilson, travelling represent
alive of the Statesman, was in Weiser
yesterday.
Go to the drugstore and learn how
to put up nice fresh fruits without
heating.
John Coakley will trade with Len
York next month, exchanging Weiser
for Silver City.
The sheep industry of Washington
county brings nearly 5000, 900 into
the country every year.
There are four young wild cats in
cage in the rear of the Vendome
hotel They were caught across Snake
river.
Mr.. Richardson, proprietor of the
Meadows and Indian valley stage
line, was in Weiser the first of the
week
Cal White and wife arrived Sunday
from the Meadows. Cal is on his
way to the Dalles, Oregon, to bring
his daughters back from school.
Alex Houlahan ran the line and
set the stakes for the telephone. He
found the distance to be little over
81 miles.
From Riel Wilson, who is down
from Salubria, we learn that the dig
ging of the holes for the telephone
poles was begun Monday last.
John Rogers went 10 Seven Devils
last Monday. He will get things in
shape for the visit of the expert to be
sent out by the Smelter Company.
We pied one of our mailing galleys
r last evening and in consequence
J someone may be missed in getting
the paper in the office.
Geo. Degitz has invested in new
) bicycle, which will probably lead on
to regular rage in that direction with
| those who can scratch up the money
to buy machine.
s P. ?. Dawson, of Payette, was il
t the city yesterday. Mr.. Dawson is
interested in the Weiser & Payettt
1 Canal company. Statesman.
: Those strawberries which house
S wives find so hard to put up SO the,
o will retain their flavor, can be KEEP
# almost as nice as the day they wer
picked Go to the drugstore ant
e learn how.
n P A. Devers, until lately a resi-
a dent of Weiser, has purchased tn
r "Seebree Ditch" at Caldwell for 81
600 at sheriff's sale. The ditch
V said to have cost $40, 600 and is val
d liable property.
o Mr. and Mrs. Sol Hasbrouck, form
q erly of Weiser, now of Boise, hav
% been having an experience with burg
0 lars, one of whom entered their res
:, dence the other night but was fright
eaed away by revolver in the hand
of Mrs. Hasbrouck.
Good roads throughout the countr
are as necessary as railroads. l
nothing is the United States more bt
hind the times than in its countr
roads. They shuold be greatly in
proved without delay.
The Payette and Weser Ditch Co
held meeting in Ayers office la
Saturday and increased their capit
stock to 800, 600. Several new pc
r n sons became stockholders and othe
- increased their amount. The con
a s pany will push its interests with a
ig speed.
~ ~ When a stranger picks up the pap
g he does not read the editorials n,
Va. the local squibs. If there are any art
es Giles descriptive of the country,
%. reads them; but the advertisement
us are the main thing he looks at L
nd nd them he judges our locality and i
N. people.
n 1t is said that Levi Allen will mo,
ed his mill to Weiser and bring his 10!
down the river. If this is true it
a wise move on the part of Mr.. ALE
% This is most excellent point for
# large mill Logs can be east
nd brought down the river and what lur
at Der is not sold in Weiser can
shipped out. At present Weiser
uv continually shipping in lumber al
eap6ino ,nonov ont IF fIa oountr