The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-06-06

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SnauSeu 10 oaluDrla. he is moving his
sheep up into the mountains.
Alfred Eoff is down from Boise looking
after his interests The improvement
company is thinking of putting sixty
acres more into orchard near town.
Riel Wilson is in town but has nothing
important from Salubria to impart.
}. A. Ross has returned from trip of
inspection TO his mines in Long valley
lhey Will have water to run the hydraulic
all summer.
Mr.. 5. l.. Cess starts on his return 10
Freedom to do the assessment on his newly
located mines.
Monday
Thomas Kimbrough is in today from
Crane.
Carl Upton, one of the pleasant rail-
way mail clerks, whose run is over the
Short Line, came up from Huntingto this
afternoon and spent few hours in
Weiser
Frank Hubbard is moving to the
'Werts' place, which he has Just pur-
chased
Tuesday,
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Mr. II Hinkle is here from Keota. Iowa,
consulting with Messrs Kurtz & Kimball.
his partners in the Weiser Roller Mills.
Mr. II. A. Hitchcock called to order his
paper changed to Bear, as he is going into
the mountains for the summer. -
John Ayers and family have moved
from the ranch into their town residence
Wednesday,
Andy Adams is back from SanFran-
cisco.
Mrs. l. F. Smith returned today from
her visit to Arizona
Miss Mary Galloway returned home
from Boise today.
Born, in Weiser, last Friday, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Kelly, girl.
Married, in Weiser, Sunday, June
End, George Degitz and Mrs. Maud
Hursh.
All who need the service of reli-
able dentist should consult DR.. Pyle
at once as he will soon leave.
Jim Coakley recently purchased
ten acres of land near town from
Bob Johnson Price $1,000.
Dr. Pyle, the tightening tooth ex-
tractor, is now in Weiser, office IN
thu blue tent.
The new house of J. A. Ross on
ranch near town is rapidly nearing
completion under the supervision of
Thos Kelly.
At the school election last Monday
l. +. Smith was elected. trustee to
succeed himself.
Crowell's fresh butter will be kept
constantly on hand at Korup's Meat
Market.
Bob johnson was thrown from O
horse last Saturday and has been in
critical condition ever since requir-
ing the attendance of Dr. Shirley.
The Baptist Endeavor Society will
serve Strawberries and ice cream al
GOWNS hall next Saturday evening
Usual prices. An entertaining pro
gram will also he rendered
Geo. Dean Is staying at Matthews
corral with Cul Plot and two othel
racers, which he is training for the
Idaho circuit. He will probably g
first to Pocatello.
Next Sunday, the second in June,
is quite generally observed as Chill
dren's Day, or Flower Sunday. /
will be so observed by appropriate
services at the Congregational churcl
next Sunday morning. All invited
Vial went up last Saturday anC
moved the telephone wire which raj
right across the top of Sheriff Rob
erts' chimney and when the famil,
were cooking supper the smoke rolle'
out the phone at Middle valley unit
friend Fletcher couldn't breathe.
There is still on hand large mum
Der of the "New Empire" pamphlet
issued by the board of trade. The
are intended to give full informatio
in regard to this country and if yo
have letters of inquiry, call and &C
one and mail it. The matter was il
tended for distribution among thos
whose ribs bear none of the fat {
this beauteous land.
[ We learn from reliable sources,
! fact have seen a telegram from MI
Bradford at New York, that q part
Q of railroad people will leave thel
| about the 18th and come by way {
5 Duluth to Weiser and from here wi
90 into the Seven Devils for purpose
on which we are not informed "
do not know what this may indica
G in the way of probability of the roa
being pushed ahead in the nei
: future, but hope there is somethir
substantial in it. AS long as parti,