The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-12-19

P. Gorrie secured divorce from
David Gorrie. Both were formerly
residents of Weiser.
Yes, Carlisle, too, has made his
report as national treasurer, and he
wants the greenbacks retired Next
we must hear from Agricultural Nut
tonhead Morton.
w. B. Sherman, who rented E. S.
Caldwell's ranch up the Weser the
past season, went down to LaGrande
last week to visit his sister until after
Christmas.
DR.. j. R. Numbers, Professor
Hodge, Walter Lyons, VIM. Van
Size and G NJ. Waterhouse have or
ganized themselves into a brass
quintette and there are no flies on
the music they turn out
G. Y. Williams, an old-tim bust
ness man of Weiser who has been
out for the past five years, the other
day ordered several car loads of
goods for the grocery and provision
store which he is soon to open in the
VanSice building
The Rt. Rev. DR. e. Talbot, Bishop
of Wyoming and Idaho, will preach
tonight at st. Lukes church. Service
commences at 1880 p m. All are
heartily welcome Holy communion
will be celebrated on Friday morning
at a. m.
D. S. Richardson, a miner and
y prospector well known around War
rem, who came down from that camp
last month and went to the John Day
valley in Eastern Oregon, died OF
= Sunday, December 10.
Mr.. j. D. Robertson and family,
. late of Salubria, are now permanently
located in Caldwell at Mrs. RS par
e ents, Mr. and Mrs. e. Brannan, O
the Pacific hotel Mr. Robertson i.
8 at present engaged with Eckelson &
Sternfells Caldwell Record.
1t Our friend Venable, at Payette, il
just completing a handsome ney
# office for the Independent, as well a
a dwelling house in connection 70
his family. We are pleased to not
his prosperity deserves it. |
the wave would only take anothe
roll, since it is so near, and land i
this vicinity, there would be no caus
ie for complaint.
Tom and Charles Westlake ar
! building a dwelling house each 0
lots on Commercial street near Wa
l. Lyons. AS soon as they get move
in they will build big livery bar
" and corral on the corner by job
Walkers house. This will increas
IN our new buildings this year to 81.
k. In Justice Newmans court MOI
re day A. X. Dorsett sued out an a
tachment on a horse belonging
as Robert Peters to collect bill {
S. SCI. 60. j. c. Beasly also opene
wv an action against Joseph Griffith
o. recover $237.03 on a note. I'll
hearing of the former is now on al
. the latter is set for Monday.
es The SIGNAL man dropped int
Moss & Company's place of busine
=. at Payette last Tuesday for the fir
III time since A. B. moved into the b
new two-story building 1t was
q, genuine surprise to us and, taken
~ connection with the business qualiti
of the men behind it, explains full
why great volume of trade frc
vi miles around, Crane creek, Paddo
on valley and elsewhere, gravitates
Payette when it might reasonably
ng expected to 90 to some other poil
nd Such an institution is a credit TO t
business interests of the southweste
emit part of Idaho 1t speaks louder tn
ely mere words of the greatness to viii
our trade interests have attained, a
est is also a prophetic forerunner of
We lnvigorated and high commerc
plane we are to take in the futu
- Mr.. Moss was very busy and we
-. not trouble him with any questions
to the cost and the ct cetcra of thin
and soon went out to look after {
own affairs, but we could easily
with our own eyes that its like
scarce in Idaho; it was intelligen
lers and conveniently arranged in depi