The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-11-15


The SIGNAL IS going into twenty
four different states of the Union.
The Baptist church building is be-
ing moved to near the residence of
G. W. Foor.
W. E, Bowen, the dashing young
editor of the Ontario News, called on
us yesterday.
The green grass is beginning to
grow under the genial sun of our de-
lightful Indian summer.
A new bell has arrived at the
Weiser depot for the Baptist church
at Salubria. 1t was presented by
Andrew Adams.
Everything so new and nice,
Everything so low in price,
Everybody ought to call
And see my bargains for the fall.
LOUIS SoAAiER.
The members of Weiser Lodge No.
II, |. o. o. F., have announced their
intention to give grand ball at the
Sommer & Gorrie hall on Christmas.
L. A. York, editor of the Idaho
Avalanche, who come over here and
took pretty Weiser girl Miss Kate
Brady to Silver city as Mrs. York, is
the happy parent of new boy.
Some immigrants are still passing
through Weser. 1t is rather cool
for camping and rafting over hard
roads these days but the immigrants,
young and old, look quite fresh and
healthy.
The little dance after the show last
Friday night was the gayest moving
with measured steps and the friskIcst
! flirting of skirts and coat tails that
has found a musical accompaniment
in Weiser for a good many moons.
II was love and jingle until late at
night.
Always look over the advertise
ments in the SIGNAL every week.
Changes are being frequently made
and at any time you may run across
something that will be of great bene-
fit to you; and in addition every
reader should keep familiar with the
names of the firms who advertise,
because they are invariably the mer
who will be found to be honest, lib
eral and easiest to deal with. 1t is {
sure Indication of the business mans
: character.
Smoked Herring caught from Snake
river-that sounds funny, don't it? bu
that is what the SIGNAL fat man hat
, nibble at last Sunday only the,
were not smoked when they wer'
taken from the water While dow
the Snake we took a peep into Ott'
Stroble's smoke house and asked wha
those fish were hanging in there
We were handed one and pronouncei
it smoked herring from the store
: They were herring and as good as an
9 we ever struck but they were not fror
j the store. Otto had caught them on
of the Snake with hook and line an
: cured them himself They run u
the river every fall and take the ba
d quite readily. This is somethin
e we never knew before, and we kno
not whether anyone else did or not
l. We neglected to mention in OF
y last issue the prohibition meetir
o in Weiser one week ago last Saturda
Y by II. A. Lee and Rev. r. Pears
and as it was truly deserving mel
20 ton, we hasten to apologize. v
A. were heartily pleased over the NEE
- ing, and the full house and the con
=. ment heard afterward proved that
was appreciated generally. Mr.. Pear
is always an eloquent talker and Il
~ sublimity of the cause he battled f
re fairly carried him away. We won
er like to see him give the legislature
III talking to this winter if it could
81 arranged. The truths he told cam
p be disputed and deep impressi'
VI was made upon those present.
our judgment, however, the prohil
at tionists as political party will nev
ed elect ticket in ten centuries. L
he work must be done by other metho
if it is ever accomplished.