The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-09-05

but all were extricated and everything
put TO rights with only few scratch
es. We won't stop to moralize on
roads just now.
Mrs. Ivory, sister-in-la law of the
Judge, leaves today for Pennsyl-.
vania. Il
Fl. Thomas and Anna DOYLE were
married Tuesday by Judge Maryatt.
The charivari crowd nearly tore the
shingles off the Valley hotel
Mrs Tate, an old lady living DIP
on Mann creek, the mother of Mrs
Doc Safer, fell last week and broke
her collar bone She was too feeble
to stand the shock aud died from the
effects last Tuesday.
Fosselman, Dunphey & Co., are
shipping number of samples of our
elegant fruit to Nebraska people. 1t
will open their eyes to what they can
do if they will bid adieu to drouths
and crop failures and come to our
bosom.
Sol Jeffrevs brought in sample of
his sweet corn, plucked root and
branch from the virgin soil and
standing twelve feet high in its pris-
tine glory, with ears bigger than
mules and more kernels to the ear
than the whole state of Kentucky can
boast.
Professor Lowe arrived Saturday
and on Monday assumed his duties
as principal of the Weiser high
school. The other teachers, Profes-
sor j W Hodge, Miss Lorena Hixon
and Miss Stinson were on hand. The
opening day saw only $50 pupils in
attendance, Il somewhat smaller num-
Der than anticipated, but this will be
increased to over 200 before winter.
The latter part of the Teachers
Institute was great deal better at
tended than the opening, there being
twenty one in attendance-all but six
of those holding certificates in the
, county The institute certainly re-
suited in much good that will reflec
itself in the educational progress o
our schools, and by the time it haC
closed the awakened interest in thei
work was easily visible in the teach
ers State Superintendent Forsemai
= was detained from visiting the insti
= tute.
James BARLEY has rented the Val
ley Hotel and taken charge Jlr
" expects by rustling and strict atten
: ton to the proper conduction of tn
house to get good trade, and ther
= is no reason why he shouldn't. II
y seems determined to bring it up
y the highest possible merit and max
reputation for the accommodation
e to be had there. The same low rate
p will prevail (25 cents meals and 2
lie cents bed). 1t is by lettering TIL
y service in a double degree that |
II cuts rates in two
=" The Warrens dredge company q
I tired of having their big boiler stuc
IN in the mud, and so they have take
10 the bull by the horns and are no
I'll building good wagon road from Il
n Little lake into Warrens The
= build Il little stretch of road and til,
. haul the boiler and repeat Tho
a. who have seen it assure us that TIN
VI are building a splendid road.
k fact they have to, as the boiler is
r. heavy and so long that 1t is impos
al. BILE to move it except on straight al
he smooth roads. Free Press
NY Three workmen in the Carnee
ST. works, in Pennsylvania, are said
lat have discovered the lost art of we
Sc ing copper to steel If this prove
ST. be true, copper will take such a Jun
es' commercially as to make deposit
get copper ore more valuable than a Fl
Try class gold mine The Seven Dew
~ with its immense deposits of hi
18th grade copper, will take on a boz
ME which for suddenness and magnitl
ION has never been equalled By any m
ron ing camp on the face of the earth
the Huntington Heard.
ou' Fancy prices unknown in our ste
Ne SoMMERCAMP
There is.no doubt. no failure, when
RES take DeWitts Colo a. Cholera Cure.
ON, is pleasant. acts promptly, no bad a
effects Jenney & Waterhouse.
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