The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-24

pave the way to good country roads.
Some of the Merritts are expected
in Weiser within two or three weeks.
NJ. L. Hoyt is home again from
Bozeman, Montana, for a short time,
Judge Vreeland, the Salubria jur
list, spent few days in Weiser since
last issue.
Born, in Weiser last Thursday
to the wife of George Dickerson, a
daughter
Mr.. Hit intends to make further
investigation of his mysterious hole
in the ground tomorrow.
January 14th, in Indian valley, a
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
j. S. Mcpherson.
Frank Hopkins is erecting a new
dwelling house on his lots near the
court house.
Eugene Lorton will again take
charge of the Idaho Citizen at Salu-
bria.
G.. Winkler shot a nine foot cougar
under his wood shed in Council valley
by the light of q lantern.
The last issue of the Engineering
News New York; mentions the
Weser & Idaho Northern Railway.
Representative Fletcher of Wash
ington county is the Oldest member
of the Idaho Legislature, being sixty
four years of age.
Burt Venable, the versatile and
fiery (headed) editor of the Payette
Independent, made us short call
yesterday.
Thomas Shannon and Hon. j. D.
Benson were at Boise this week in
the interests of the agricultural
college
Mr.. and Mrs. A g. Cordelle. at
their lovely home Tuesday night,
entertained large circle of friends
Mt progressive whist.
Isaac McMalian visited Weiser this
week and looked after the shipping
of several sleigh loads of goods tC
his Council Valley store.
There is five more weeks in which
to secure 2d page monthly farm
journal free by paying 81. 90 cash t'
the SIGNAL for either old or new sub
scription.
Until March l, w. E Beardsley vii
weave carpet at 20 cents per yard ant
furnish the warp. After that dat
% cents per yard will be charged.
Remember the SIGNALS propositio
to send 20-page farm Journal fire
one year to anyone desiring it, VIII
will pay us 81. 90 on account durin
January and February Don't mis-
this chance.
A masquerade ball will be give
February 22d at Sommer and Gorrie'
=, hall. Supper by ladies of Episcop'
, church, served in the Townley hote
Music by Jones orchestra Waite
for handbills for further notice
Mr.. Bates, vice president of ii
! Weiser < Idaho Northern, is now
Montana for the purpose of compile
ing business arrangements betwee
the railroad company and parti'
, having heavy holdings in the SevC
q Devils.
!. Mr.. Schlosser, of the Supreme Jud!
Il Cigar factory, went to Ontario and Pa
O cite this week and secured a numb
,. of orders for the celebrated Supren
e Judge. The success of Weiser Gig
e industry only proves what field the
# is here for the establishment of 9th
is Enterprises to make every day ar
o cles, such as brooms, etc.
1T An amusing little play call
is "Toodles"is being prepared for t
T. benefit of the Episcopal church.
will be given in GOWNS Opera Hou
on FEBRUARY 18th, and will end
e with pleasant dance. Each pers
e, attending the play will, on enter
A be presented with a hanscme souve
an of the evening.
N Another of the series of enterta
w ing lectures being giving by the C'
IL gregational Young Peoples SocI
of Christian Endeavor will be del
~ cred at the church next Tues(
A evening, at 1870, by c. R. Kell