The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-07-11
Geo. Reibold, of Warrens, is in

sion as board of equalization.
Deans horse, Cul Plot, was de
feated at Vale in race against
Dexter.
Frank Harris went to Salubria on
the Fourth and impersonated Silas
W. Moody as orator of the day.
A silver belt buckle and a lady S
kid glove lost Finder will please
leave at the postofrice.
DR.. Numbers informs us of the
birth, near Weiser, on June 24th. Of
son to Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Smith.
Robert Montgomery came down
from Salubria Monday and took the
train for Boise, where he will remain
for a few days.
Mr.. II. A. Lee came down from
Boise on the 4th and will remain Il
month or so at home before going
back to resume business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirby, of Boise, spent
the 4th, 9th and 9th with their daugh-
ter and son-in law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lapish, of Weiser.
Sol Barnett writes to have his
paper changed to Bear. The brothers
have taken their flocks to that neigh
borhood where there is fine summer
range.
Mrs. Jesse Haunt, of Middle val
ley, is afflicted with heart trouble,
which took quite serious turn last
Friday and DIR. Numbers was tele-
phoned for TO attend her
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The County Board has ordered all
bicycles placed on the assessment
roll The five now in the county are
valued at $3.50 and will yield $40
revenue
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A stock war has opened in Lohe
Valley, and 80 or 40 head belonging
to Peter Pence, of Payette, have
been shot down; also some 60 head
belonging to other parties
Married, at Weiser, Idaho, on the
third day of July, 1898, by n. NJ.
HAWTHORN, J. p, Mr.. Jesse W. Mil
ligan and Miss Mary Belle Wilburn
both of Crane, Washington county,
Idaho.
The Fourth of-July picnicers il
Weiser enjoyed themselves greatly a
Numbers grove. The concourse thai
went to Salubria returned elated witt
the trip and delighted at the wa,
Salubria handles an occasion of tina
kind
Morris Sommer, now having abso
lutte control over the affairs of hi
mercantile house, proposes to pusl
the business still further to the front
and will keep a more immense stool
and be better prepared to meet til
public demands than ever.
Among the news paragraphs los
last week in the shuttle of the ''glo
rous" was the accident which hap
pened in Thousand Springs valley o
the LIST to Mr.. Bradshaw. He fe
from a load, sustaining Il dislocate
shoulder and being rendered uncon
scious DR.. Shirley was sent for an
at ended his injuries
G. F. Drake, of Weiser, was i
Emmett on Thursday Mr. Drake
a miner and prospector of large eS
perience and expressed himself a
very highly pleased with the ne
camp at Pearl, which he had jus
visited. He went to the camp strong
~ prejudiced against it, and cam
away sounding its praises to every
body. Emmett Index.
Hon. Francis Fletcher returne
Sunday from Boise, where he ha
been to see Mrs. Fletcher. ST.
has been in Boise since the clos
of the legislature, her health bein
so poor that Mr. Fletcher though
best to leave her there. Instead {
having improved, she is now Athlete
with more serious complication.
chiefly affecting her eyesight III
optic nerves of one eye are dead an
the sight totally destroyed, the othe
almost so, but the attendant phys
clans think an operation would pa
TALLY save the sight so as to enab
her to get around.
Parties passing over the new sta
wagon road report some places bad
in need of repair, which Is not stran9
in newly constructed road whe