The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-10-12

Herman haas arriVeu nOue lrOin
St. Louis last Thursday.
J. NJ. Goodwin, representing the
Salt Lake Tribune, made us call
yesterday.
Mr.. Struckman, the photographer,
has set up his tent beside Harvey's
office.
Ex- Governor Wiley is reported to
have sold placer ground at Warrens
for s26, 600.
j. M. Fisher has returned from
Oregon, where he has been receiving
treatment for cancer.
The Young Republic, published at
Soda Springs, has been transferred to
Montpelier.
r Let your eye follow down this col
tumn until it notes the change in
Sommer's ad.
Lots of placer locations are being
made on the Snake river near Sho-
shone.
WO tuOuoulu uSdu VI CtlIic WciO
shipped last month from Shoshone to
eastern markets.
Eight hundred and thirty ounces
of placer gold was recently shipped
from Lemhi county to Denver.
Burglars looted the safe of the
Gold Hill mining company, at Quartz
burg, last week, and secured 81, 200
If the fact has not already struck
you, we will state that all the persons
named in the grand jury list were in
town this week
DR.. Waterhouse returned Sunday,
highly pleased with his eastern trip.
Mrs. Waterhouse and her mother will
remain in the east while yet.
If you have a dollar burning q
hole in your pocket hand it to this
Office. 1t wont stay long enough in
our pocket to do much burning.
Sol Jeffrey got back last Friday
from Missouri, having disposed OF
his horses. He reports the usua
poor sales and had to take notes fol
! the greater part
A Long valley item in the Idaho
= World saws: "a store that woul(
keep a sufficient stock of sugar ant
coffee on hand to supply the demand
would do good business.
The Walla Walla Statesman take
. occasion to say: "No better pape
was ever published in Idaho than tn
last issue of the Weiser SIGNAL,
meaning that of Sept. 2S.
Mrs Clara Jenne has returne
from Boise The event which wi
most interest the ladies of Weise
will be her fall and winter milliner
opening next Saturday, October Ia.
y Dad Moser, Councils popular hote
man, called on the SIGNAL last Sal
= urdav He reports the number c
hungry travellers passing through h
section at present as quite small.
Those who placed their names G
the paper for the relief of L. Ian
don, on account of the destruction {
his house by fire, are notified to pc
, their subscription to Sommer & Sc
. or to Sommercamp Bros.
Near Idaho Falls they have disco
cred a gold bearing lode that ru
from 81 to SO. The Register advis
that people do not make a stampe,
u there yet. We think there is !
o9+danger.
~ What? Where? When? VIII
Grand Millinery opening. In Weist
Next Saturday, October IA. By MI
= Clara Jerne. Big line of Fall al
Winter Hats. Step in, ladies, al
IL examine
There will be a reception given N
, - Paddock at GOWNS hall, Tuesd
ite evening, October "a All willing
for help will meet at the hall Frid
per afternoon, October l 3, at three ocloc
to make arrangements. Com
G. F. Drake and Ed Barton W
+ their families returned from the Sew
- Devils, having completed the seaso
up assessment work. The inclemt
az weather will soon bring every one o
or. Already snow has arrived there
ms the winter.
'an Geo. Reibold is out from Ware
to attend the Schieler hearing bef
.TY the state supreme court at Lewist
ial The case will be postponed until n
y term, owing to the printer not hav
= the 400 page brief ready in time
Free Press.