The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-03

OF affiuence are upon us.
Born, December 18th, 1894, to Mr..
and Mrs. John Nevin, son.
Snow in Weiser is about twelve
inches in depth.
Walter Lyons has discourse on
murder in his advertisement this
week.
Read new ads of Matthews corral,
Bartley's blacksmith shop and A.
Riggs, harness maker.
Remember that the winter term of
the Weiser Academy begins next
Tuesday, the 9Th.
S. Werneth is tearing down the
''Peoples Blacksmith Shop" building
and moving it to the brewery.
Geo. Loe, whose name appears
among the hotel arrivals, from Shib
leys Point, Missouri, is a relative of
Isaac Mcmahon
Tom Bartmess came in from Indian
valley last Saturday and made us a
call. He brought in his sister, Mrs.
/ Furgesen, to take the tram to Hill
gard, Oregon.
We can challenge the slowcst little ag-
ricultural town in all Idaho to compare
with DeLamar for peace and quiet De
Lamar Nugget.
What have we done that the Mug
get gives Weiser little side dig?
A number of Weiser people visited
Boise during the last seven days.
Those returning state that the report
that Mr. Verbeck had all the girls
in Boise after him the evening of his
arrival, is false.
DR.. S. 2. Hunt is Salubra's com
petent physician whose skill has wor
him an extensive practice. His sue
cess is very marked He is a MAJ
of sound intelligence who desires thu
public 10 know that he is in the pro
lcsslon.
Geo Degitz and A. K. Dorset
have opened up Weiser's secont
cigar factory and will manufacture
the La Columbia, Cornucopia ant
Weiser Boquet cigars. They hav
employed Mr.. Fouts, an exper
cigar maker.
Parties having any kind of skin
for sale can, by calling at the SIGMA
office, see the latest price list of Jas
Mcmillan & Co., who are advertising
in these columns. They buy an
kind of des-dog skins, cat skins
hog skins, horse hides, etc.
The Supreme Judge cigar factor
has been moved to Peters hardwar
store, in the rear room The cigar
will continue of the same high grade
John HAWTHORN, who moved out, ha
located in the Masonic building. H
advertses in this issue.
Stewart Simpson was in Weise
f this week after sper ng the summe
on Rapid river and moving his mi
from Ruthburg to the North Sta
mine. Stewart was on his way
a Boise to seek position as clerk {
e some of the committees during I'll
! legislature this winter He has serve
in the capacity before.
a w. ]. Kelly, the contractor an
:. builder, informs us that he is thinkin
of opening a lumber yard in Weis,
> in the spring. Mr. Kelly cannot 6
+ better than carry out his intention
I With a prospective railroad, the
will be considerable activity and
live man can find no better openir
for a good paying business in Il
II lumber trade, and some one is certa
J to take possession of the field in Il
near future.
y VIM. Black, of Hornet Creek, q
y rived in Weiser, Tuesday last, brn,
ing down John Elliott, who abo
"a two weeks ago became alillcted WI
mental alteration. 1t is thought h
e misfortune is only temporary, and
II thought to be caused partially by i
iuries in the head sustained in a ru
in away few years ago. He is We
: respected man and his friends will
glad to hear of his recovery. He W
70 examined yesterday and commit
ed to the asylum
H. We might tell you more about One Nj
s. ute Cough Cure but you probably kn'
:. that it cures cough. Everyone d.
~ who has used it, 1t is a perfect rene
m for coughs. colds, hoarseness. 1t is
especial favorite for children, being pie
ant to take and quick in curing. Jenr
ed e. Warehouse.