The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1893-07-27

county had well sustained her part in
the van of the silver procession.
Harry Conley sprained his foot
quite severely while working on the
new church.
Teams have commenced hauling the
annual volume of freight from Weiser
to Warrens.
The ladies made in the neighbor
hood of $19 at their ice cream festi
val Tuesday night.
Sam Stacy brother of VIM. Stacy,
of Monroe creek, is here from Willow
creek, Malheur county, Oregon.
j. B. Coakley, of Weiser, probate
judge of Washington county, spent a
few hours id the city yesterday. -
Statesman.
Sommer & Son make an announce
ment through their advertising space
this week which will be of great in
terest to buyers. You should not fail
to note what they have to say.
Geo. w. Brizee, the journalist who
died in Boise few days ago used to
teach school on Mann creek and
one time was connected with the old
Leader.
james Ennor, of the firm of Ennor
Bros of Weser, is rusticating at the
hot springs for his health. Mr.. Wes-
toms place has become a favorite
health resort. Citizen.
: A letter received from W. NJ Wal
lace states that he will not return to
l Weiser. He and his brother have
} formed partnership in the law
= business and located at Palo Pinto,
Texas.
= We hear that a young man named
Towles, while pitching hay in Middle
valley last week, ruptured a blood
vessel very seriously, blood flowing
I from his eyes and ears. The doctors
were very doubtful of his recovery.
While it is true that Tom Galloway
employed Japs to pitch hay, yet i
Il does not indicate that he is in favo
&c of foreign immigration. OF our owl
If knowledge he tried in vain to ge
e white help.
a. Mrs. A. E. Day closed her schoo
a. on Monroe creek last Saturday with
|, grand picnic. Each and every on
a, seemed to enjoy the picnic very much
I'd Mrs Day has given such entire salts
re faction as teacher that she has bee
10 employed to teach the fall term.
es Mrs Jenne has opened an ice creal
us parlor at her millinery store and "
ng can personally testify that no flint
he or more delicious cream was ey,
n served to the most exacting palat
ed Test the matter and see if we tell I'll
he truth.
d. Owing to the paralyzed conditiC
AL of the times, the l. o. o. f. ha'
20 found it impossible to obtain none
ioe at present at anything like reason
vas BILE interest, and in consequence ca
W. not move their hall this year. as W
we intended. If matters improve tn
70. will do so next spring.
Movement in the matter of t
~, electric road has been deferred un
the hard times blow over AS so
= as things get back TO their norm
condition the work of securing t
~ ~ bonus and getting contracts a
v rights-o f-way in shape will be pl
N ceeded with and the scheme push
ahead; but as long as the prese
crisis continues nothing can be c
pected to he done. All schemes ;
"ro declared off IN such times as these.
- An unusual sight was witnessed
, several persons last evening at ii :;
49, 1t was nothing more nor less thai
.~ rainbow by moonlight. A liz
shower going on to the northw'
caught the rays of the southern me
So and a perfect rainbow was formed
~ - a pale golden tint, lacking the b
'@ " liant colors of the day rainbow.
rarity of the sight was its attract
'1p Frank Hopkins said he saw one ab
ond twenty-five years ago.
rried Do you read II borrowed paperY