The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-03-08
Salub1-ia.


and small children, and has resided
here ever since. She was good wife,
a loving mother and lady highly re-
spected among her associates and ac-
quaintances. She was a fearful, but
patient sufferer during her late sick
ness, and was laid to rest in the Gem
etary on the hill, on Thursday, March,
l, followed by large number of sor-
rowing relatives and friends. She
leaves husband and three children,
two boys and one girl, the youngest
of which is about nine years of age,
and many friends to mourn her loss.
May her rest be peaceful The entire
community sympathizes deeply with
Mr.. Smith in this sad and trying
time.
j. D. Robertson, Crane creeks
leading populist, was over and gave
us fill John is we'll posted man
and missed his vocation when he did
not chose law for his profession.
Hon. Geo. V. Leighton and fami-
.Iy were in town shopping the other
day Mr. -Leighton's smooth shave
fooled lots of his old friends who did
not recognize him at first. Right on
top of this our friend, e. S. Jewell,
has shaved his face clean. Whether
to immitate Leighton or Gov, Nc
Kinley we don't know, but most every
one says he looks like Judge Vreeland,
which is either slam or compli-
ment on the Judge and we don't know
which. "
sUncle John Vose," as he is ia
milliarily called, was in town Sunday
from Hog creek. He says he has
been 40 years on this coast and this
is the hardest winter he has ever seen
financially. "Uncle Johns tales OF
the early pioneers of Idaho would be
as interesting as "Old Timers" il
written up properly. N
Born, in Salubria, March 2, 1894,
to the wife of Jesse Reed, q son,
weighing 10 pounds. Jesse is proud
of this young son and says he vii
be democrat sure.
Boys, when you see young gents
going out of town, on their way t.
church in Middle valley, don't hans
on the sleigh and steal a ride, it look
bad and besides it anoys the olde
ones very much 'syou know.
Many of our town people VISITED
Middle valley church last Sunda.
evening to listen to Mrs. Mitchell, tn
popular temperance lecturer TIL
next we expect to hear will be En-
NETT Lynch and Herman Haas follow
ing her off to parts unknown.
Sam says he suffered fearfully wit
cold hands coming up from Middl
valley last Saturday night "
Wilson Bros have recently receive
several pounds of alfalfa seed whic
they will SOW this spring on the
ranch in Bacon valley They are &C
ing into the hog business extensivel
and they have invented new bran
which they put on them the same {
they brand cattle and horses. The
are the first | believe to introduC
such an idea here.
A new lot of groceries just receive
at Wilson Bros.
l. r. Smith just received car los
of sugar consisting of 200 sacks
At this waiting the snow is abo
6 inches deeper than yesterday afte
noon and still coming down thick al
fast.
Herman Haas and Levi Allen we
to Weiser Monday on business.
GIN Moser is in town on his W
to Arkansas Hot Springs R. P. VIII
will accompany him as nurse.
White says Geo York and ia
Hinkle of Council Valley had fig
resulting in York getting knocked OF
Some whisperings went the rour
about what 90" said concerning
telephone. 20" desires to say Il
no harm was intended or even re6e
ed upon any individual or body
men. The assertion was made
show what was one bad feature alb
the line. The future will, we no
reveal the fact that the telephone
will be of more advantage than {
advantage. 30" is not opposed
the advancement of civilization
any means; nor has he any intent
OF moving back any further from