The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-12-26

Through Weiser land ringeth the bells
All the Weiser youth asks Of old Santa
Claus.
Is one Of the sweet sleighing Bellesl
Prof. Wolfe has gone to Albion to
figure on the contract for furniture
and apparatus for the State Normal
School at that place. He will take
in tie State Teachers Association at
Boise on the way.
The way the East is catching the
billiards, it begins to look like the
west will finally become winter re-
sort for the people who used to open
their hearts and mouths in sympathy
for 1.-THE people out West who had to
endure those bad storms"
r. E. Wilson, of Salubria, was
doing business in Weiser this week,
and attention is called to his business
card which appears in this issue. He
has ordered it in for one year, from
which we take it he had just read Mr..
Fletcher's silurian appeal.
MIR. Fosselman states that large
number of Montana people will slip
into Weiser next spring with an idea
of permanent location here if the
country suits them. That's all we
want-just to have people come and
look at our fat land and natural in
stinct does the rest
Weiser was not behind with Christ
mas cheer this year, both in private
homes and publicly. There was a
fine Christmas tree at the Baptist
church, another at the Congregational
and another by the Epscopals at the
Vendome sample rooms. Santa Wis
tied all three and all that worried
the children was that they could not
do likewise.
Bishop Talbot owns four lots just
west of Gilbert Tracys place. The
other day when the bishop was here
he stated, so we are told, that he
would donate the lots and $50 in
money to the Episcopal ladies to aid
them in erecting a suitable building
in which to give plays, etc. The lots,
of course, would be exchanged for
ground in more conveient location
The plan is a good one and those
interested could perhaps carry the
proposition through by proper man
agement.
After personal inspection of Cald-
wells poultry show, we are surprised
to see such an exhibit gotten up by
the sole enterprise of one small town.
1t is credit to the people up there
and shows how live and successful
spirit can make a good advertisement
out of almost anything in this abun.
dainty blessed country. 135 birds
were on exhibition. Mr.. Swauger, oil
Weiser, purchased cock and two
!, hens from Dan Brown, who made TIT
, prize display in Barred Plymotl
Rocks.
Mr. Walton and family returned
, from Massachusetts last Thursday
, Mrs Walton's health was poor back
t there, and they say Weser is the plac'
= for health. Some trouble is experienced
at this end on account of car o
household furniture The car was pai(
for at Baltimore, the company agree
ing to deliver at Weiser and receiptins
for 1926 for the service At this enc
the railway wants 1850 more, which
Mr.. Walton refuses to pay. Wit
: him came Chas Irons and family, ba,
e and baggage, to locate in the west
and they will make Weiser the plac
d of preference.
The SIGNAL office is now supplies
e with one of the great Standard Die
s tionaries, the newest and most elab
crate work of the kind out. Peopl
O are reluctant to surrender the oil
o Webster that has been iron clad at
n thority for years, but it is only th
e product of the genius of the huma
mind, and there is no reason why
after the number of years of furtht
" study, research, education and inves
- tigation in all the branches of science
the genius of the human mind car
not produce still superior work tina
Webster Besides the many thOt