The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-11-08

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lovely and fat land of Weiser
Mr.. Ehrlick sold his 40-acre tract
for 81, 400 instead Of $500 as stated
last week
The SIGNAL is held back One day
to get the full county returns if pos
sible.
N. M. HAWTHORN was elected JUS
tice of the peace for Weiser pre-
cinct
AL Watson's 4-year-old son fell 7
from horse last Saturday and re-
ceiyed broken arm
Mesdames Pence and Moore have |
removed their millinery establish
ment into DR.. Curtis new building.
DR.. Curl has his new building com
pleted, and nice comfortable little
dental parlor it does make.
Ed Jones has put in another chair
in his barber shop, and taken in
Charlie Olds as tonsorial apprentice.
DR.. A. NJ Curl has gone up to
Salubria to fill the need for his incom-
parable dental work He will return
to Weiser about the 18th.
What did the jailer do?
At the teachers examination last
Wednesday, Mrs. Black, of Council,
Miss Hodge, Mrs. Piper, of the up
per country, Mr.. Sonner, late from
Oregon, and Mr. Palm, of Meadows;
were in attendance.
y Twenty four car loads of potatoes
were loaded at Idaho Falls last Sat
urday. Idaho Falls is 5000 feet
above the sea but she takes in more
money from her agricultural products
than all these low altitude and un-
producing sections like Weiser com
bined.
Captain Miles Standish has come
down from his lately bargained for
Placer Basin property where he left
four men at work. An associate of
his has just gone up to look at the
mines and if he is satisfied they will
order mill shipped at once and will
probably get it on the ground this
fall.
What did the jailer do?
Ed Bennett and a local company
will produce that side splitter, "What
Did the Jailer Do, tomorrow even
ing at GOWNS Opera house. &c
and his company have played in
Weiser before and the audiences
were we'll entertained A good turn
out ought to be had. Dance aftel
play.
Judge Coakley married another
couple from Oregon this week. The.
were from La Grande, and she was
sweet and pretty. Bless the rogue
ish darlings; how they do tear tn
boys hearts to smithereens, anc
when stern parents object they Civ
Oregon the grand skip and fly t
Weiser where they can take Coax
leys cook book system and drin
love wine in our soft hymenial eli
mate.
81 let you wear my ring because
thought you liked me-but you don
you Just hate me-you go with he
all the time" This is not an e,
tract from French novel, but onl
a snatch of lovers quarrel owe
heard by the fat man the other da
on the drugstore corner A your
miss of eight tender summers WI
reproducing young gallant
eleven for his unfaithfulness, ar
the craven little wretch did not eve
plead for the young beauty's forgiv
ness.
What did the jailer do?
Mr.. A. Sears has made book ca
for the SIGNAL which is che
enough and good enough to salts
our most economical and fastidio
tastes; and having no idea whateN
las some do) that piece of furnitr
nred in Salt Lake is any bet
the same identical piece pl
in Weiser. our vast trade C
70 be commanded by Mr.. Sea
be way, he is carrying W
6lete and elegant stock just
eiit and if you need anything J
Shetter call on our only and p
Furniture house. Weiser is (
be in having such an establi