The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-04-04

r Ii Martin, w II Hutchings S NJ Per
cifield, Salubria; A McKinnie. r d Van
Gorder G S Fosselman. Portland; Thos
l. Hunt, Vale; Peter Mcintyre Oregon
city; j M Wilson, Douglas, Wyo; John
Seebree Caldwell; John Laclley, Nyssa
J C Gleason, Omaha; J w Blake, Boise
Il NJ Fisher, Willow creek; w L Milluli,
Pocatello; J A Holmes, Ogden; w A Bor-
den. Owyhee; Jacob Ninson, Falks store;
p M Osgood, New York; A V Oliver, La
Grande; Cora Smith, Meadows; John
Hancock, Council; W r Edwards, Ward
ner, Idaho.
Mrs. John HAWTHORN is visiting at
Caldwell.
Mrs. B. F. Edlin went to Silver
City last week TO join her husband.
Ed Barton tells us that Hirshe has
raised on sheep to 81. 10 and 81 so.
Miss Mary Galloway is spending
her vacation at home She will re-
turn to Boise next Sunday.
J. A. Ross has purchased so acres
from Bob Aiken, three miles from
town, paying therefor 81, $50.
Milt Canary has removed his ton
serial parlor from Masonic hall sew
,erd doors east to Dir. Curtis building.
Don't forget the Cake Walk and
Dance at Payette, April 18th. Tick
cts 81. Best walker takes the cake.
Mr.. Glendenning has given up his
intention of coming to Wciser, owing
to the field being occupied by the
Elite Studio.
John Kent, who has been sick
here ali winter, has been removed to
Mrs. Wilson's to SECURE more quiet
than at the hotel. He is slowly on
the improve.
. A couple of gentlemen are in this
section looking for engagement al
boring alteslan wells. They are
having some negotiations with the
people of Mann creek.
Mrs. NJ. L. Hoyt and family will
leave Monday to join her husband al
Bosenan, Montana. Mrs Mary e.
Sommercamp has purchased the Hoy
residence and II portion of the rea
estate.
The Union Pacific has dumped il
several car loads of cinders between
the post office and the depot, which
makes nice, high and dry walk,
Which will let us cross the spring lake
without wading.
The Jeffreys ditch and mill prop
erty was bonded this week to eastern
parties. The amount is stated a
. 50. 900. An extension of the cana
is contemplated and surveys have
been made.
Why will not q community rist
up in its might and abolish the re
pulsive nuisances that are thrus
under their public noses with s
sordid absence of any recognition o
the Just forbearance due to the sen
: sibilities and rights of neighbors?
In few days more we will have {
: number of visitors among us, an'
first impressions go a long way. 4
general clean up is best for looks ant
for sanitary reasons. These warn
: days suggest that it is time to harves
, the winter crop of empty cans an'
similar rubbish
/; Geo Degitz and Lou Johnson hav
/ received returns from the sewers
samples of ore from Snake rive
which they sent off for assay. Th
returns in gold and silver make th
I rock worth about $40 to the tor
They will start back in few days t
: make further Investigations.
u James Adams, q travelling gen
n who represented himself as an Cd
&c Fellow, scooped an overcoat froi
Milt Canary and flew to Oregon
Sheriff Roberts went to Baker an
&c caught the gentleman but not I'll
l. overcoat. AS no evidence could |
n produced he was turned loose.
e Fred Frischkorn, the popular co
h lector for Collier, and also one {
N the best all-around athletes on Il
coast, rolled into town Wednesda,
" having made the run from Huntin,
l. ton to Weiser in two hours al
he twenty-five minutes. He left tods
lie for Payette, also by the pneumat
Al method.
IN Look tine paper over well eaC
70 week if you would keep up with Il
procession. There are consta
" changes in advertisements, that Il
tn of financial importance to you. Nc
IN ads appearing and others retirin
and it is as important to know win
a business retires from the field as
know when one, enters it, This we
49, there are two sheriff sales to be note
he The warmth of the spring days
n already beginning to load the bree
ge with fragrance from the alleys n
IS back lots; and rs it is noticed tn
G. new cow corraIs and pig pens 6
he being introduced into the heart
tho town ua fuIlv aypcct To mace