The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1894-07-19
Mrs. N. NJ. HAWTHORN returned
Monday from Roise


Mrs. James McCrae has been on
the sick list for few days.
Mrs. NJ. E. Sommercamp returned
Sunday from the Mdwinter Fair.
Mr. G. Hitler has the thanks of
We editor for some nice roasting ears
Mrs. f. NJ. Barton and Mrs. C. +.
Drake returned Monday from an ex-
tended visit in Boise.
Mrs. j R. Numbers accompanied
the Merritt party on their trip to the
Seven Devils, last Monday.
Will the person who borrowed
Copps Mining Code from the SIGNL
office please return the same.
Quite a number of the Mann creek
and Monroe creek people start for the
Payette lakes this week.
Died, on Friday, July 10, of dys-
entary, the three year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs VIM. Morehead
G. W. Fcor is employed in making
many needed repairs and improve
ments in and about the school house.
The populists will gather at the
Hemingway schoolhouse Saturday
evening, July 81, to discuss political
issues.
VIM. VanSice and John stacy
started overland, last week, for the
Dalles, Oregon, on threshing expe-
dition.
A rancher in Harvey Co. came to
Weiser last week for a load of -four,
being unable to get any at Ontario or
Payette.
The two-year old child of Robt.
futile has been very sick for week
or more, but the doctor has hopes of
its recovery
The school census for 1894, just
completed, shows 227 children in the
Weiser district between the ages of
five and twenty-one.
Remember the big auction sale at
the |. 9. store, to commence on the
28th See notice of the court now
running in this paper.
DR.. Numbers was called to Salu.
bria Sunday afternoon. He joined
the Merritt party at that place, or
their "trip to the mountains.
1t is said the banks of the Pay
cite river are lined from Emmett
up with men rocking out gold,
making from one to four dollars pei
day.
y The board of trustees have ordered
the "Victor Folding and Lock desk
from Thos. Kane & Co, of Chicago
for the fourth room in our publ
school.
y Rev. E. A. Paddock is working Of
a horse power pump, by means q
which he expects to elevate waite
from his well to irrigate his orchar
and crop.
\ Odds & Son, of Weiser, can suppl
you with anything you want in tn
= way of lumber, and you will alway
find them accommodating and res
sonable in price.
James Adams, of Lower Crar
4 creek, was in town this week an
!, added his name to our subscriptiC
O list He reports the crops doin
m well in his locality
A. Sears, accompanied by Mi
j. Fannie, started yesterday for Mea'
ID ows. During his absence the sto
ty will be in Charge of some one wi
will attend to the business.
DR. Woe to this nation when liberty
w forgotten, and when those who foug
ne for liberty are forgotten. And whit
a the blessings of human freedom a
to no longer appreciated and defend
g. by our people.
~ Died, in Salt Lake City, July l
nc Geo. W Phillips, aged 81 years. '
eo are informed that the deceased was
pioneer in this section aud well knoS
eN by many old-timers He was former
o. of Tuscarora, New.
Last Saturday DR.. Numbers ann
tated the four fingers of the left ha
of Mr.. Jackman, Little Salmon 4
ner, now at the Vendome, who h
" his hand badly frosted some ii
w since, while working in ice water
the mines.
VI. A party of young folks compo'
l'h of Mrs. NJ. L. Vial, Mrs. Ona ]
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