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


Walter Lyons is building a dwell
ling house on his lots on Commercial
street
Jenney K Warehouse are having
the woodwork of their drug store re-
painted
Married, in Weiser, last Sunday, by
Ii. 5. Newman, Clyde Lockwood and
Miss Maud Price, both of Payette.
An elegant piano for sale-s20O.
Cost $3.50. In as perfect order as
the day it was bought. Enquire at
this office.
Anybody can soon have a compe-
tency by investing few dollars each
month in the Columbia Building q
Loan Association.
Chas Weston, of Salubria, who has
been under treatment in Boise for
the past six weeks for sore mouth
and throat, is getting well again
"Nlono Miner is the nom de plume
of new Washington county poet who
is sailing athwart fame's horizon like
a brilliant, flashing meteor.
The liberal support of local board
of the Columbia Building & Loan
Association will insure the building
of many houses in Weiser this year.
Mr.. F. r. Pearson is in Weiser, in
Producing a fire kinder which is a
dandy and is of his own Invention.
He wants to get some one to handle
this county.
Mrs Pence and Miss Minnie Rich
ardson have opened neat ice cream
parlor next door to Canarys barber
shop, and are serving fine article of
cream.
If you want steady employment
and good pay, the same can now be
had for a small investment Entirely
new and rapid seller Call at Frank
Harris office between and 2 pm. !,
Good roads encourage neighborli-
ness They are most potent agency
in removing the barriers of preir-
dice which generation of misguided
person have erected between town
and country.
The owners of the steamer Norma
intend to navigate the Snake between
Huntington and the Seven Devils.
The first trip will be made within the
next two weeks. Huntington Her
aid, May 7.
Roads are at once a means and an
evidence of civilization. The re-
mains of Roman highways testify of
their advancement and show how
they carried Roman ideas to the ut
most bounds of the empire. There
is nothing our people more need than
to 'mend their ways.
At the teachers examination held
in Weiser, May 3, 4 and 8, there were
fourteen candidates Second grade
certificates were granted to the fell
lowing Mrs. Anna G. Dickerson, Miss
Florence Freeman, Thos. Nj. Jeffrey,
James w Hodge, Miss Lottle Sharp,
Eugene Wolfe, Roy Wolfe. First
grade certificates can only he granted
at the annual examination in August.
W. S. Bailey, general agent for the
Columbian Building & Loan Asso-
citation, is now organizing local
board in Weiser He reports hearty
support from the business men, and
many Others who want per cent
money with which to build homes.
The organizing of a good local board
here will be of material advantage to
both investor and borrower. Give it
your support
Subscriptions to the silver fund
since last issue have been: 81 each
|. f. Smith, Alex Houlahan. %
cents each-O NJ Harvey, S. A.
Swauger, S. NJ. Jeffrey, j o. Ivory,
Newt johnson, j. H. HAWTHORN, Nor.
ris Sommer, s. Sommer, Sigmund
Sommer c. j. Selwyn, 81; Louis
Sommer, so cents. Total So. 10.
Reported week, last 50, so. Grand
total SO. %.
DR.. Numbers was called to Mineral
Wednesday of last week to attend
Mr. and Mrs Paddy King, who were
suffering with lagrippe. He was ac-
companied as far as Mineral ferry by
Il representative of the SIGNAL. The
boat was not running and the repre-
sentative had to lay around on the
Oregon side while the DIR. finished
the trip on horseback. Returning, a
stop was made at the hospitable home
of Mr.. and Mrs w. +. Pierson, at
the mouth of Conner creek, where a
nice lunch was obtained Mr.. Bow
man, of St Paul, who owned the
place, was there preparing to work
placer ground