The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-03-28

Sewell, LaGrande.
George Hitler is peddling spring
onions.
Sol Jeffrey is setting out 200 apple
trees.
w. B. Kurtz is putting out several
thousand trees on his land near town.
PRUNE TREES for sale. Three
and four cents. Inquire of SIGNAL.
Professor Tom Jeffrey is staying
in Weiser since the close of his Mid
die valley school,
FOR SALE-40O0 Prune Trees, at
3 and 4 cents each; choice, 4 cents.
Inquire at SIGNAL office.
Professor James Hodge called on
the SIGNAL yesterday. He has just
closed his Salubria school.
Some $500 dozen eggs have been
received in Weiscr in the last two
weeks by the merchants and they are
being shipped out daily. They retail
locally at 10 cents per dozen.
Captain Wells delivered his lecture,
"From Libby to Liberty" last Sat
urday night as advertised, and it was
intensely interesting The large audi
ence listened with wrapt attention
Incorporated Weiser will hold an
election next Monday to elect
trustees. There is only one ticket
out so far, headed Can't Tax Ticket, "
on which the following names appear:
Frank Harris, L. NJ. Barton, Gilbert
Tracy, John NJ Cobbs, Herman Haas.
People intent on committing matri-
mony in Idaho, and the persons Off
ciating, whether clergymen or officials,
must now bear in mind that license
issued by the clerk of the court is
required and is an essential to the
legal performance Of that interesting
ceremony.
The Montpelier Examiner is on our
table. We trust it has examined well
before launching forth where three
papers have already died. But judg-
ing from the hattcring amount of
advertising, the people have at last
realized that if they want TO have a
paper they have got to support it, and
the Examiner will probably flourish.
By a recent agreement with the
Union Pacific, the Idaho Wool Grow
ers' Association have the following
rates on wool: All points between
Huntington and Pocatello to Chicago
and common points, 81 rs per hun.
bred. Same to New York, Boston
and Philadelph a, 81. 90 per hundred
Minimum weight per car, 20, 600 lbs
The Valley Hotel, at Weiser, has
changed hands and Mr. j. i. Bcnnel
assumed control on Monday TIL,
house will be improved and new fur
niture added, the former good repu
taton fully maintained, and at The
well known popular prices The new
proprietor respectfully asks for the
continued favor of the public guar
anteeing good accommodation anC
reasonable charges. Come to Tho
Valley House.
Sunday schools have been institut
ed at the Hemingway school house
on the fiat and at Durbin schoo
house on Mann creek. One is mex
to be established at Crystal Bottom
For the latter it was necessary to ge
song books, which WAS decided TO b,
done by subscription. John Ayers
went out on the rustic and the fol
lowing persons donated one bool
each: f. Korup, John Martin, 0. NJ
Harvey, james Pringle, j. II. Ross
Milt Canary, A. NJ Curl, Wm. Wilson
James Benell, John Mulloy, Waite
Riggs, DR. Numbers, Gus Sears, Fran
Harris, F. 7. Page, 0. E Jones, W
f. Sommercamp, H. S. Newman, L
Sommer, Jenney & Warehouse, Ban
of Weiser, Sommer & Son, John En-
nor, w. b. Goodheart, Minnie Han
thorn, John o. Peters, w. w. GOWNS
, We won't preach low prices; tina
is what we practice. The One Pric
Cash Store.
Fresh lot of choice French cand
opened. No use giving prices as W
are without doubt the cheapes
: candy house on the Oregon Shol
Line. Nj. E. SoMMERcAMP.
+ Buy no other clothes for you
, boys but the Kast Iron Suits at Son
mercamps They will out last an
, two other suits and cost less money
/ From the crown of your head to I'll
| soles of your feet,