The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-08-30

The highest class ammunition ever
kept in Weiser at Jenney & Water
houses
Tom Ranahan yesterday brought
to our office fine sample of his sec
ond crop of Strawberries and black
berries for this year.
The Valley Hotel has changed
hands, Mrs Ann johnson having
rented the house to Billy Wilson, who
will conduct the business.
If you are going to sell any horses
this year it will pay you to write to
E. P. Browning, Ontario, Oregon.
He represents A. B. Clarke, Horse
Commission Dealer.
Circuit court begins on Oct. 3rd |
On this account the democrat cen
trail committee has changed the time
for county convention from the 9th to
the LIST, according to notice else where.
We saw ghost this morning come
walking into our office. 1t was jim
my Heron, who died at Redwood,
California, and whose death was an
nounced in the SIGNAL at the time
We are glad to see Jimmy resurected
There will be no morning service in
the Congregational church on Sun
day, Sept g. No definite arrange
ment has yet been made for the
evening service Sunday school,
Christian Endeavor and prayer-me
ing as usual.
The teachers of the Weiser public
school for the coming term will be as
follows: 1st Primary Department,
Miss Frances Galloway, End Primary
Department., Miss Emma Cope, In
termediate Department, Miss Fannie
Mitchell, Principal, j. T. Wolfe
Chilled shot was never kept i'll
Weser before 1t is the only perfect
shot made and the true sportsman
will use no other, Dropped shot is
more or less imperfect, and cannot
be shot with as much success. The
chilled can be had of Jenney & Wat
} erhouse's.
Next Monday is the day set TO
opening the public schools of Weisel
r for the ensuing school year. Owe
three hundred dollars has been eX
pended in furniture, repairs, etc. anc
] the school will start off with foul
, rooms comfortably and convenient.
! equipped.
Mr.. Leech, who is out from War
r rens, is one of the heavy owners i
n the May flower mine at warrens. Th
n May6ower has not been operated
wisely in the past, but it is min
n that is going to assume mighty hig
q place in mining circles and hold it fo
years to come. Its richness is III
questioned.
John Burns and son are mining 0
n the liver about three miles aboN
" Weiser and making 81 so day eacl
Earlier in the season they worke
some ground near the railroad brea
above Buttermilk that went 81 eac
/, There are about a dozen men workir
on the river above them within abo
two miles.
Several Weiser kids of the advanc,
- a res of Z to IL or ID were overhea
> the other day gravely discussing t
a virtues and evils of patent medicin
+. as a family necessity. The subje
was handled very ably and argu
fully from all standpoints, and
experience of their paternal relatiN
No weighed and discussed Fina
" Bonnie Cope and Frank Smith got
some telling points that decided
matter unanimously against pate
medicines.
~ "A Washington county horse
'H0 blowing his horn into the ears
-, Montana people by making his no
" rattle right merrily around the r
w. track at Anaconda Bob Reavis
ISo his horse clark up there at the
us sociation races, and Lark is keep
JUS. GU. o the dnst raised by the OF
ger blooded steeds.a and as seven of til
us saw his heels pass under the v
our about length ahead of their nc
they snorted in choice racehorse
Mt THAT is holy terror from Washi
ed, ton county, Bob has won two g
to races within the last week and
per horse is selling way in the lea'
ling the pools.