The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-03-07
Welcome, sweet spring.

Gus Sears is repainting the Masonic
hall
The gardening fever is beginning to
arrive with the warm days.
Mr.. Riggs has been receiving piles
of new harness this week.
Mesdames Moore and Drake make
millinery announcement. this week
The Idaho legislature has settled
on Saturday, March 9th, as the day
when it will adjourn.
John Toole, the Payette nursery
man, was looking up business in.
Weiser early in the week.
A pleasant entertainment was
given on the Flat one evening last
week, by home talent, so we are
informed.
The cattle buyers who are here
now are paying SO to $15. The
Apologize brothers disposed of 300
head at one sale.
Died, in Woburn, Mass. February
22d, age l year, 2 months, +. Lois,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Carswell, formerly of the Meadows.
John o. Peters has been making
some changes in the interior ar
rangements of his hardware store,
and is receiving large shipments of
goods.
r. A. Clark, former engineer of
the U. P. and locating engineer of
the O. S. H., has been in town for
several days renewing old acquant-
ances.
Sol Jeffrey sold big steer to the
railroad company last Friday for
1928 The usual instrument IA
freight train) was used BY the I. c..
in disposing of its purchase.
Norval Gorrie, who returned last
week from a visit to California, says
the flowers are blooming under the
sunny Los Angeles skies, with the
thermometer at "A in the sun.
Herb Root, Harry Phillips and
several others left this week for the
Boise county, where they have EN-
ployment shearing mutton sheep.
They will be gone about two weeks.
Joseph Madison of Weiser, and
Miss Nellie Wade of Salubria, were
married last Thursday by Justice
Newman.
Let Joy and plenty crown the board
OF these young people, gentle Lord
The new law regulating the distrl
button of moneys received from
liquor and gambling licenses is as
follows 80 per cent to the schoo
fund, 40 per cent to the road funo
and 10 per cent to the state.
Fred Helm and Pat Mcclure start
ed last Sunday for the South Salmon
where they will spend a season o
trapping. They took $500 outfi
with them, one of the best that vii
be found in the vast mountains o
Idaho this year
j. j. Jewett, after a four year
absence at Pocatello, has returned t.
Weiser, and expresses his determine
ton to stand another seige of waitin:
for the "good time coming whicl
he always felt was in store TO
Weiser.
The Weiser & Snake River Vale
Canal Co. held a meeting in Weise
last Monday and appointed a com
mittee of seven to 90 up the Weise
next Saturday in company with a
engineer and locate the head of til
canal, which will be several mile
above the head of the Galloway ditct
A preliminary survey will be mad
soon.
Mr.. Geo. A. Winkler, of Counc
valley, returned last Thursday froi
Virginia, where he has been visitin
all winter. The old gentleman Ell
joyed himself thoroughly. He say
things had not changed much aftC
d his quarter of a century's absence, an
{ that many of the old residents recos
nized him at once.
If a spring poem were to be drol
/. ped into the office of the Weis,
SIGNAL, we imagine it would find ii
way to the waste basket very SUI
denly; for what else could Broth
81 Lockwood do with it after havir
published his own beautiful pro
poem on the "Habingers of Spring
~ -DeLamar Nugget.
An error last week made us S;
that Mr. Hutchings had been co
fined to his bed at the Vendome ;
~ winter. 1t should have been simp
confined to the hotel. While he h
not been able to 90 out doors, [
Shirley, who has had the cass
charge, has kept him able to
g about the hotel parlors, with the e
ception of few days.
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