The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-09-05

Harrison Jones has rented the
BARLEY blacksmith shop and will
conduct it as usual.
=. Werts is just completing a
handsome dwelling house on the 40
acres recently purchased by him from
the Scott Shaw estate.
Dave Michaels and Miss Mary
Joslin, both of Mann creek, were
married at Salubria last week.
W. b. Hurts has been circulating
among the farmers, buying up hogs,
and shipped one car load to Butte
this week.
From all reports received the big
boiler has safely arrived at Warrens,
having met with no further accident
after its upset in the canyon
Mr.. Wood, young attorney, and
formerly publisher of the Phoenix at
Montpelier, Idaho, is looking at
Weiser with view of locating.
The only excitement in town now
is hanging around the brick layers
like flies around sugar barrel
Some haven missed the LAYING of a
dozen brick.
Y
Newman & johnson are making
their evaporation work to perfection.
The fruit looks inviting after it is
turned out but of course is minus the
delightful freight flavor of shipped
fruit
A sign painter is in town this week
and several new signs loom up over
town Among them are the SIGNAL
office, Brewery Saloon, Yendome
! Barber Shop, Minnie HAWTHORN and
Morris Sommer.
p. b Gates, who formerly lived
here but left little over three years
ago for Pennsylvania, is here on a
business visit He lives in the oil
regions and says the hard times are
never felt there.
1t is said that there will yet be
more trouble in Long valley over the
stock range and more cattle killec
some of these fine mornings. The cat
tie men are now maintaining force
of men to protect their herds.
We hear talk of cricket club
1t is rather late for it to accomplish
much against the grain and gardei
eaters that covered the hills las
spring and summer, but perhaps
will Weld plenty of amusement.
Levi Keithley was in town from
Middle valley this we, k. Upon on
offering to hire out to him during no
Strengthening season, he said h
couldn't give us a job as he woul
sell his porkers on foot this fall II
expects about 81 cents.
Mr.. Pritchett has added fore
> and other appliances to his worksho
and is now fixing up turning latl
to be run by a horse power ingeniusl
contrived out of the working ges
!, of moving machine He seems
, have plenty OF work to do.
An encouraging proposition is
4 foot to extend the Pence ditch
Weiser. All of Crystal bottom We
O watered-on blooming garden
i creased population--big production
country grows trade for Weiser-
town grows-all splendi
= More next week
a Parties with ample capital are tai
sr ing strongly of purchasing and ope
} ating the silver mines of Miners
a Mineral, before the decline in t
| price of silver, was one of the steadi
1T producing camps of the northwe
% Until we know more definitely WI
10 is to be done in this camp it is Us
N less to enlarge on the merits or pos
f. bilities of the Mineral mines, i
til erroneous and false impressions {
S. abroad, which always proves an inlr
to any cause. Huntington Hera
Geo. w. Foor has returned W
ID his family from the Meadows. WI
1t. coming through the Weiser cany
: on Tuesday, the 9th ult., his wae
Mt upset on the grade high up on
III mountain where the springs flow
ma into the road. Mrs. Foor and
TO- being outside on the seat, juml
zie safely to ground, but the wild CT
of the youngsters coming II
A among the bedding, wagon sheet
ei :, overturned wagon box, while he