The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-07-26

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Sunday.
The baby is the hubbub if not the
hub of the home.
L. P. Agnew is moving back to
Weiser from his ranche.near Salubria.
Mrs. Snow, of Indian valley, was
in Weiser last week on business.
Harry H. Schieler and Miss Dollie
Morris were married at Warrens,
June 25th.
Mrs. P. A. Devers, of Caldwell,
was visiting friends in this city Sat
urday and Sunday
Some one, we presume Ben Kivett,
has sent us an illustrated guide to
the city of Waco, Texas.
Charlie Hoyt is obliged to remain
at home from business on account of
an old trouble from poison oak.
The Baptist Y. P. S. g. E. has
suspended it's Saturday evening meet
ing until the first of September.
Z PER CENT MONEY loaned
and mortgages renewed at low rate of
interest HoYT & RANDALL
b. P. Shawhan, of Payette, was
seen upon our streets Sunday. He is
one of party of 'outers' at Gates
mill
Milt Canary took leave of alb
sence this week and visited his parents
in Middle Valley, leaving Dr. Curl in
charge of the tonsorial business.
Complaints are numerous at the
condition of the streets in the city.
Ruts are very plentiful on Main street
especially.
Mrs John Cuddy and sons, of Sal
lubria, arrived in Weiser last Sunday,
on their return from the California
Mdwinter Fair
Mr. j. B. BeardsIey has been quite
poorly all summer and for some time
has been confined to the house, part
of the time being obliged to take to
his bed
The big ditch broke last Saturday
on Tom Galloways ranch just nortl
of town and flooded about five acre.
of his alfalfa field, covering it badl,
with sand and mud.
Weisertes were thankful for The
change in the atmosphere Tuesda,
night, after week or more of ver'
hot weather, the mercury standing
close to the 100 mark each afternoon
We have on file the Pacific Com
mercial Advertiser, published at Hon
olulu, containing the proceedings o
the Constitutional Convention and
draft of the Constitution of the Ne'
Republic of Hawaii.
MIR. Henry Bushnell, of Junctio
| City, Oregon, was guest of one c
9 Weisers most popular school ma am
the first of the week. Apparent
the Weiser boys are little slow
thus allowing a Webfooter to con
in and push them aside.
Il Robt. Tuttle's little child died We
o terday morning at two clock, an
n was buried in the afternoon. 1t W:
r in fair way to recovery until Il
; extreme warm weather set in, WHIT
v it grew steadily worse until death n
n lieved the little one from its suffe
~ ings.
v We are in receipt of the Calend
ny of the University of Idaho, at Mo
u COW, LOT lCJt-O. IL 10 hcdeiy pm
OF ed, has some fine illustrations, a.
I'd bears the imprint of the Moscow M
ror. The Board of Regents ha
It. fixed the rates of tuition, per ter
IN at SO for the preparatory school,
s. for the collegiate department and
ne registration, extra or incidental fe'
g, Last Saturday closed Ed Jewe
connection with the Weiser and In
I'M an Valley stage line, and Ross q Gro
OF ell have now become the proprleto
MS Ed says he has about used up thi
r. horses, five new wagons, three sleie
and five hundred dollars worth
spring seats during the time he
been hauling Uncle Sans mail.
IFS experience demonstrates that spr
si', seats are rarely broken 10y men,
es' almost invariably by lady passenge
~ The source from whence King
W. ONION obtained his immense supply
gold and silver must have been ri
'oA here in what is now Washington
NC Idaho counties. Recent developme