The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-04-18

lic HAS ltultu u lIulb ldTIu, DuI is
going to try and get back to the fat
land of Weiser next fall.
We have received inquiries from as
far away as New York in regard to
land advertised in the SIGNAL. If
you have anything to sell it can do no
harm to use our columns to advance it,
Jenney & Victorious have placed
a handsome oak and plate glass cigar
case in their drug store. 1t is quite
handsome and seems to give their
overtime cigars an improved flavor.
If there is no paper for you at the
postoffice, you can always get one by
call at our office We want you to
get your paper regularly. but our
mailing clerk will miss name now
and then. !,
Thomas Galloway, the man of
RUNAWAY fame, had the usual in
novations with a skittish team last
week, and has since been laid up at
his residence contemplating his added
laurels
Messrs Burke and Lonergan, who
were in this county some weeks ago,
are here again buying cattle, after a
trip to the Dalles, Oregon. Cattle
bought by them are to be delivered
~, ~, haf,,ra lima = 1903
Thomas Kelly, Weiser's popular
lumber dealer, is constructing a
story and a. half dwelling for Sheriff
Roberts near the court house. He is
also to make an addition to Frank
Hubbard's dwelling.
The dog question is becoming as
serious in Weiser as in DeLamar al
last report. Every time a cricket
chirps at night vast horde of velping
CANNES of all sizes, colors, breeds
and sexes make night hideous.
Poems of Idaho we're published tC
sell. Walk right over to the JenneN
& Warehouse drug store like a gen
tleman and buy one. If you live gu
of town, send 80 cents to the SIGNAL
and get one by mail.
At the late meeting of the Boart
of Commissioners liquor license
were renewed by all the saloons no,
open in the county. There we're n
new applications and at Mineral a
the old ones are still closed. II
Korup, the skillful butcher, wi
sell his fine sugar cured meats ut th
= low figure of 10 cents for shoulders
bacon 125 cents, hams 13 cents.
trial will convince that it is superit
to Eastern meat and the money stay
at home.
: An income tax collector cornered
: man in Oklahoma lately, to get fe
- pointers on the incomes of the wealth
5 citizens. "There haint a man
r Oklahoma that has got $4,000"
! said, "cept Bill Cook, the OUTLAY
a and he's the chap for ye to tackle. "
!. The SIGNAL hopes its Meadoy
~ readers will conduct themselv
l. like good citizens in the f
lie ture rs they have done
ia the past, and not get into the clutch
~ of A. R Krigbaum, who has be
le appointed as constable for I'll
precinct.
We have just received new pr
s. list from Jas. Mcmillan & Co Inc
IN 200-212 First Ave- North, Minnea
1T oils, Mimi, the largest hide and
r, dealers in the Northwest, and it C
II be referred to mt this Office at a
E time. Their advertisement appe;
i i regularly in the SIGNAL.
is; Yesterday the 5-months-old CHI
"a of Mr.. and Mrs. John Benson,
49, was buried in the Weiser cemete
ON The little one was taken away W
*. suddenly, being attacked with Won
+ ing early Tuesday morning and dy
before medical aid could be ST
N, moned.
The Sunnyside Ditch Co, hell
u meeting in Ayers office Monday I
" transacted considerable business
elected the following officers: Pr
wn dent, E. B. Marks; treasurer,
futile; secretary, c f Drake; di
MT tors, J. Stephens, c. f. Drake.
nv company has already done s
worth of work.
ton Geotge Degitz and Bob s.
mo started down Snake river last 7
ont day in boat to look for cola
Ledge" and further investigate
Y mineral belt lately visited by
way former and Lou johnson. "
IN last heard from they had arrived
Jill Sturgill bar safely.
V Weiser is under its usual hea
mug conditions. A son of Mr. Thor
Tue down the valley, is wrestling
acy "break bone" fever, and is the
new case of illness in the neigh
and hood. Jack Kent is as well as l
ded but there is no chance for his re
last cry from the consumption that II
stroying him Mrs Towel has
v back to Middle Valley 1t is
0 NV; that after conquering death IN
lded W. Us 49, - tha+ eha eb