The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-10
District court opens two weeks from

this county this year.
R. D. Greer, of Ontario, was in
town few days ago figuring with
GOWNS about buying out his lumber
yard.
VIM. Black returned Friday last on
his way to his home on Hornet creek.
He says Boise is too dull for him this
time of the year.
Oregon is having a red hot cam
paign this year, and such speakers as
Henry Watterson, Ignatius Donnelly;
Gov. Mckinley, etc, are to be heard
there.
s. A. Patterson, deputy sheriff,
of Emmett was in Monday to subpoe-
ma Bob Gray as witness in q case at
that place He says Emmett is getting
there with both feet.
Fred Hirshey's crew arrived from
Nebraska the other day and will start
with a drove of $4,000 mutton sheep
as soon as shearng is over Hirsh-
ey is paying 81 and $1.25.
Mr.. j. w. Wilkins, of Paris, Kan
sas, writes "Fina enclosed 81 90 for
the SIGNAL | am much interested in
your country and am thinking of 10
eating in that section.
Jesse Batten sends an item from
Washoe to the effect that a widow
with three children and Ed
ward Petty were married at the res
idence of Mr.. Rice after an acquaint
ance of "a hours
The news from every part of the
country is what we want, hence cor
respondents will please remember to
ssdrop MS a line" whenever anything
of importance occurs in their respec-
tive neighborhoods.
The wild ducks are Matching their
broods in the adjacent sloughs, and
sportsmen are expectantly anxious
for next fall The sportsmen will
90 for the ducks and the ranchers will
90 for the sportsmen.
Why not have cricket club ii
Paris?-Post. Happy thought Why
not make them general all over south
2 ern Idaho? We are sure a very sue
cessful cricket club could be main
n tanned in Washington county, though
they do say that the pests are dying
out.
If The new ballot law of Kansas is
deadly blow to woman suffrages. |
n provides that ''the lower limbs of th
@ voter as high up as the knees shall b
visible from the outside while til
10 voter is in the booth preparing til
:, ticket, the lower part of the booth t
be left open for that purpose. "
I Much alarm is being felt at Namp
m over the discovery at that place of
number of plants of the dreaded Rus
- sian thistle. The plant spreads wit
e Incredible rapidity and ruins vas
tracts of land, and if it has secured
foothold here, the whole southern pa
~ of the state may well indulge in graz
fears.
Emma Taylor and w. E. Adam
- of Mann creek, Mrs. Garfield,
" Weiser, Mrs. f. 9. WillSle, of MIDI
valley, Florence Wheelhouse,
10 Crane, Lottie Sharp and Minnie All
IL son. of Salubria, were in attendan
at the teachers examination in Wei
wn er last week.
IN In learning to swim, if you ha'
confidence in yourself and your po'
om ers, ana strike out strongly, you W
ng succeed. If, on the other hand, "
make a few wild movements and TIL
Use stop you will sink. SO it is in adv
see Using. It's the man who knows wi
We. he is going to do and does it til
the gets on in the advertising world.
on j. T. Townley writes the SIGN
to send his paper to Central Hot
on Ogden. He is now running on
nv Overland mail from Ogden to
hat Francisco and back His first dl
was to learn 1900 postofiices in G;
fornia and their extct location and
is now learning Nevada, Utah, 0
:. gon, Washington, Idaho and Monta
He says he expects to run betw
Cheyenne and Huntington after VIII
~, DR.. J. r. Foreman, of HILLSIDE
H., Oregon, is staying here a few d
with Mr. Kelley. He is on his :
to Baltimore but is thinking of
' turning to locate permanently.
'ii'' is much interested in the outcom
'"e' the canary, and says it ought to