The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-05-24
THE SIGN AL.
Court commences to day.
Nose Fuchs is here from Baker.

Born, in Welser, Idaho, to the
wife of Otto Strobe, daughter.
A new baptistry has been placed in
the Baptist church.
The Snake is higher than for sew
eral years.
Delicious ice cream for sale in pint,
quart or gallon quantities at Weber's
Meat Market
Harrison Jones fell from horse
and received broken collar bone
last week.
There is railroad hen on that is
liable to hatch out something start
ling soon.
Fred L. Burgan, of the last legis-
lature is here attending court He
is now located at Payette
e. n Elton went through Weiser
on his way to attend the corner stone
ceremonies at Boise.
John, Schlosser, of Pocatello, writes
that he will soon be in Weiser to es
tablish a cigar factory.
The Baptist folks we're very sue
cessful with their entertainment Mon
day night and took in $27 so
Mrs. May Shearer has taken charge
of the Idaho restaurant and will CON
duct the best eating house in town.
Don't forget the play next Tuesday
night at GOWNS Hail. There will
probably be a social dance afterwards
Miss Ethel Pearse, of Payette, was
Weiser visitor the first of the week
and assisted in the G 4. entertain
-ment Monday evening.
John Muldrick and Miss Jennie
Woods, of Canyon City, Oregon, are
here visiting John Mccullough, who
has been quite sick.
Mrs. Mitchell delivered temper
ance lecture to a good sized audience
at the Congregational church Tues
day evening.
The ladies of the Episcopal churcl
will give supper in the room under
the Masonic hall, after the play mex
Tuesday night
Frank Harris has bought bicycl
and as soon us he gets it broke will
challenge A. B. Moss to a race 70
gate receipts.
William Galloway, on the democrati
ticket for governor of Oregon, is TIL
author of this immortal sentence: ga
honest man is always under oath.
All those interested in improvin
the cemetery please make their al
pearance there next Saturday wit
picks and grubbing hoes and put in
few ticks for hallowed cause.
S. e. Weimer, of Huntington, he
organized class in music, and wi
give lessons on the piano, violin, ha
mony etc. Will be-here once weel
Others desiring to enter class leay
word at Mrs II. s. Newman's.
Under the able and eloquent Sc
mons of Rev Pearse the Bapti
church continues to grow, havir
added ten to their number last Su
day Preaching each Sunday at
a. IN. All are cordially invited
attend.
Word has been received that Jol
o Peters store in Council and all
contents were destroyed by fire t
first of the week No particulars
to origin. John had about 81, o.
stock on hand with only 81, 600 ms
rance, and is therefore a heavy lose
Miss Mary Galloway, of Weise
has been re-employed as teacher
the Boise public school. Pocatello
anxious to secure Miss Frances
another term The Galloway q
stand in the highest rank of their pr
fesslon; in fact all of Weiser's la
teachers do. We are proud of th
all.
Never abuse the SIGNAL on accol
of the limited amount of local neN
We could give you six pages of
teresting reading matter this we
the same as week before last, if
SIGNAL treasury could stand
Make us financially able to do so (
we will do it.
VIM. Hunt of Salmon Meade
was seriously injured yesterday w
endeavoring to stop a runaway tel
DIR. Prosser was called, who took
to his office and dressed his won
The doctor says that while he has