The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-04-19
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Whittier, Mineral; p l. Scofeld, Port
land; t X Palache, San Francisco; A NJ
Gibson, Boston; K L Hershey, Gibbon
Neb; F Wilson, Salem. Oregon; E f
Smith, Salem, Oregon; VIM w Mcintosh
Portland; w o Hemlow, Salt Lake; Mrs
r e Wilson. S ilubra; w C Gibson. Port
land; S A Heiner. Baker City; G S Ken
nedy, Crane; G Il White. Meadows.
l.. l. Shearer is around again, after
a severe sickness. His many friends
are glad to see him out.
NJ L. Hoyt departed yesterday on
his missionary trip back east and will
doubtless secure some good results.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational church meets at Mrs.
Numbers, next Wednesday afternoon.
With a cannery, creamery and other
enterprises we will soon know beans
and raise them for home consump-
ton.
Don't forget the "Evening with
Longfellow" at the Congregational
church this evening. Mrs. Handbook
will read selection.
\ Mr.. John Andrews has moved his
furniture shop down from Salubria
and is located in the old Idaho Res
taurant building in the old town.
Don't fail to attend the entertain
ment at GOWNS hall Tuesday night.
REGULATIONS and representations by
Mrs. Handbook, assisted by Weiser
talent.
\ We are now in correspondence with
man who is DESTROYS of locating
creamery here. Have patience; Wei
ser will yet wade out of the soup and
get there with both feet.
Tie Caldwell Tribune lately ex-
pressed its determination to take an
active part in dustin up this hoard
in of wealth - 1t is now backing up
its assertion and is forced to issue
twice week to keep the profits from
accommodating too fast.
Doug. Holton was in town this
week, having come in from the
Weiser side over the Little Salmon
trail. He has located the Secesh
meadows for parties in Boise City,
who will open them with some of the
new placer appliances this summer.
He left again for Salmon river We'd
nesday, after loading up with location
blanks. Free Press.
y Matters are on foot which, if they
eliminate in success, will enable us
to make the announcement that
Weiser is to have a sectarian college
which will be the equal of any in the
state. Educational advantages can
never be overdone and we will hail
with pleasure the consummation OF
efforts in that line.
At GOWNS Hall, on Tuesday, Apri
"a, Mrs. Handbook, assisted by the
class in physical culture, will give
recitations and representations. A
charming feature of the evening will
be the Delsarte posing, in form o
tableaux, moving pictures and group
of the class, in Grecian costume
Admission, 25 cents; children, u
cents. Reserved seats, 10 cent
extra, on sale at drug store.
An exchange notes chat a practic
y common to county postoffices is 70
persons who have lock boxes to IT.
u their keys on other persons boxes, t
see If it will fit or if the box
locked. Very few know that by dc
ing this they lay themselves liable
, prosecution and fine. This act is
= violation of ''Uncle Sam post;
law, and is punished as such.
# case occurred recently where valuab
q mail was taken from a box at a pos
d office by parties unknown. A your
!. man was arrested for the theft, an
although the crime could not
"a proven it was shown that he was
the habit of opening boxes witho
W permission, and he was fined S3l
NJ and given one year in the penite
tiary.
The SIGNAL is sending go,
many subscriptions to journals al
magazines. Trouble saved yo
y Hand in your order with the cas-
pc Prices of any periodical can
ne learned here.