The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-08-15

Plums are here again.
Big fruit crop coming.
Third crop alfalfa is blooming
Potatoes and onions look we'll.
Don't hear much about grain crop.
First crop peaches come and gone.
w. B. Kurtz and family returned
yesterday from Oregon.
Mrs E. H. Mix has been seriously
i'll for the past two weeks.
Frank Harris has returned from Il
trip to Warrens on legal matters.
The foundation for the new odd
Fellow building was begun this morn
ing.
The mill is us silent as the tomhs
of Egypt, and the miller is far, far
away.
Ed Jones has taken one of his bal
Der chairs and gone to the Meadows
to shave during the races.
Ed NJ, Grew has sheared the city
park of its big crop of hay and it
now presents heater appearance.
Thos, Kelly has put up a neat
office and II lumber shed ut his yards.
G lad to see Toms business growing
The Paris Post pays the SIGNAL Il
compliment in its last issue and says
the editor Of this reliable family
journal is Il genius. Thanks.
Mrs. Frank Hopkins will serve ice
cream in Dr. Curls Office rooms on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and
Sundays afternoon and evening.
The ladies bicycle, ratified 10y Mrs.
Lapish, WAS won by Mrs A G.. Cor
dele. The gents wheel, the seconc
one ratified by Harvey, was won by
Walter Riggs. :.
Tom Manning, forced to hunt new
fields on account of the Immature
death of the camp of Mineral, will
will open an assay in Boise. VI
hope he will prosper there.
A letter received from Lon Merit
states that the Bradford party, whicl
visited the copper fields II short tim
ago, have not yet filed their report
Mr.. Bates is in Montana trying to re
wise some of the deals they have o.
with the mining men.
Thomas Weslake and family Re
turned Tuesday from Los Gatos,
California, and will stay with Wei
ser fat land from now on. The
have gone to the ranch OH the island
Toms brother Charles and famil
also came with him and intend
remain.
: D. G. Potter and his threshing ere
were in Welser Friday evening o
} their way to Boise valley, where h
will he busy for the next 30 day:
He dld considerable threshing III Mic
die valley before leaving there, an
= on the way down attended 70 ID
h Overton's grain.
Mr.. Mnnse Eastman, one of I'll
Capital citys foremost CT liens, can
down from the Meadows Tuesday M
lie t W ednesday for Boise. Mr.. Eas
| man has heen rusticating at 9
T. Whites in company with his BROTH
Hosea. The latter and his family +
II turned home through Long valley.
II W. G Frilter, agent of the NJ
II York, was in Weiser yesterday.
V was on his way to Lewiston to p
e the heirs of NJ. f Ward So 900. NJ
i Ward died 20 days after his prem
Y uln had become due The Life alwa
Is allows 80 days grace. 1t has pa
y SIS, 600 in Idaho during the last thr
< months
Is superintendent Maryatt is nsi
'' every effort possible to make the co
inc Teachers Institute Il snccci
The arrangements are very co
o., plete and it will he an occasion
,r. sulling in much good to the edn'
~ tionaI interests of this county,
sr. teacher of which should neglect to
-. in attendance.
on Some people know something
g Washington county which they woI
n probably not know had it not be
In for our exhibit at the Worlds F;l
f The International Exhibit of Frn
Vegetables and Wine, opens on 81
,os tember st ut Berlin, Germany.
management has sent an invitation