The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-01-11
Summons in this issue.

heau the advertisement OF the REQ
pies Blacksmith shop.
Get your costumes ready for the
masquerade on ST. Valentines Day |
Vial and Morris.
1t showed fiercely all day Friday
last and since then we have had about
eight inches of fine sleighng.
There is no need of going snow
blind when you can get smoked glass
es at Walls for so and rs cents.
An unlicensed engineer and his
employer were arrested and fined at
| HALEY at the instance of the in
spector.
Married, on Mann creek, Sunday,
January 7, by l.. l.. Shearer, Mr..
John Michaels and Miss Lora Adams,
both well known young people of that
vicinity.
Mart Harmon, the popular caterer to
Saluhria's thirsty, was down with a
sleigh Thursday. He had no news
except bit of social gossip from
Ruthburg.
Hearing an unfamiliar buzzing on
our exchange table this week, we
made an examination and found first
issue of the stBusy Bee," new
paper of brightest promise just
launched at Albion.
I<E NJ Fleming, the blk of huge
abdomen who was here about eighteen
months ago peddling Tuna cactus
hedge plant, has been swindling
Chicago people to the tune of about
S12, 600 on an Idaho opal layout.
NJ. T. Harlan has been spending a
few days in Weiser. He appeared
before the board and argued the petit
ton for reduction of salaries He
landed a few heavy and direful hints
relative to the next election.
Judge Nugent and District Attor-
ney Hayes came down on Sunday
train and held a one-day session of
court Monday to hear the application
of Perkins and Vest for release on
writ of habeas corpus The Judge
denied the application and went home.
On Friday last the house of Will
! liam Shaw, in Middle valley, took
fire and was destroyed with most Of
, its contents. Mr.. Shaw is poo
D., man and this is terrible loss tC
him, more especially at this season
G of the year
e Theodore F. Shaw, of Sawtooth
= Custer county, was found frozel
i stiff about eight miles from Sawtooth
: He was going from one of his mine
t to another mile distant and is sup
p posed to have sat down to rest ant
was overcome by the severe cold.
n The ladies' society of the Congre
: gational church will meet at Mrs. JOIN
e Hanthorn's next Wednesday after
e noon. All the members are especial
i ly requested to be present, as Their
Il are important matters to be dis
st cussed. SEc'Y.
Ray Hasbrouck, formerly of Weisel
is now lieutenant of U. S. War shi
stationed at Rio Janeiro, Brazil
D. We hope Ray will keep clear of thos
> revolutions which are said TO be S
catching in that neighborhood and M
7 get in the way of shell from Il
TX Aquidaban.
r. The Albion State Normal Soho
N 7 was opened Monday morning, Jan
n ary 8, with an enrolment of
~ pupils. The day was very bad, drift
of ing snow and wind making it almo
q, impossible to reach the buildin
ed Gov. Mcconnell addressed the st
~ dents at one o'clock. Charles
EN- Lyles, formerly OF the Meadows,
o oo president
he Mrs. G. A. Rahm died in Was
he ington, D. c., on Thursday, the 4
ms inst. Mrs. Rahm was long reside
AZ. of Weiser, and among her ma
nd friends the news was not surprii
aid -,
the as she has been hopelessly i'll
'ne many months; and, sad as it is, des
die
il came as an angel of mercy. Duri
it her residence here Mrs. Rahm ma
ora
The many friends who have always
me tanned pleasant memories of her.
the Receipt books, etc. at this office
adj
ST. Lukes Church.
Services for January and Februa
ant Sunday school at o'clock. Serv
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