The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-04-11

Plat. Vale, Ore; J D Holton, Baker city,
f thinner. Lexington, Neb r f Butler,
Haley; G Fruith, Indian valley; l. K
Daigle, Spokane; J Sebree Matt Crump.
Caldwell; ] X Patterson. E Uloy, S
Meyers, Boston; C L Wayland, Seattle.
The road machine arrived last
Sunday and is being set up today.
County Commissioners entered
upon very busy session Monday.
The Martha and Mary society meets
at Mrs. J. H. Hanthorns next
Wednesday.
The Sunnyside Ditch Company
has number Of men at work on
the construction of its new canal.
L. L. Shearer left yesterday for
Great Falls, Montana, where he will
occupy the Baptist pulpit for time
Assessor David Allison is about to
commence the work Of assessing the
county. Let us all make an endeavor
to give in an honest return Of prop
erty. Practice daily on telling the
truth, if necessary.
The lately vacant portion of the
city park is being improved and more
trees set out. The marked improve
ment in this case shows how far a
little work goes in adding to the APP
pearance of our town. We want
more trees and less sage brush.
The Idaho State Christian Endeavor
Society will hold its annual meeting
in Weiser this year, on the 9Th, 9th
and 10th of next month. Some
fifty delegates from over the state are
expected 1t is sought to obtain ac-
commodations for them at private
houses.
The ladies of the Baptist Aid So
ciety will give Hard Times Supper
at the Baptist church, Thursday eve,
April 10, commencing at $50 o'clock.
The ladies who come must wear a
calico frock and apron. The gentle
men must wear their old clothes and
colored shirts. Supper free to the
gentleman and lady best representing
hard times. All for 10 cents.
The county superintendent, having
reason to believe that most of the
candidates for teachers certificates a
the special examination on May End
reside at the lower end of the county
has decided to hold such examination
, at Weiser. The law requires that tn,
, annual examination for first, seconC
and third grade certificates on Angus
1st be held at the county seat; bu
the superintendent states that tn
special examination, commencing tn
t 9TH of next November, will be he'll
: at Salubria.
Newt Johnson, John Nevin, Herb
J Root and Fred Ehrlick dropped in o
e the finny residents of Scott creek an
returned yesterday. AS evidence o
e their success they brought in abor
200 fine speckled trout, and, accord
ing to their own admission and othe
evidences, they must have devoure
as many more. They report ths
9 the fishing will be first-class in
week The melting snow in til
middle of the day makes the wate
muddy. The fish brought in were {
more than usual size
= Eugene Lorton, editor of the Cit
: zen, VIM. Allison, chairman repul
It lican central committee, Conrs
+ Truth, miner and gentleman, an
g Mark Leonard, sage, philosopher al
70 good fellow, were among the Salubr
;. visitors to the county seat this wee
r Mr.. Allison came down to consult Il
10 board of county commissioners I
It garding new bridge over the Weis
lie river near Salubria. MIR. Truth
u on visit of leisure. He states tn
he expects to push his tunnel, at t
Lockwood saddle, far into the mou
in tain this season.
re Fresh lot of choice French can'
n opened. No use giving prices as
a. are without doubt the cheapt
:, candy house on the Oregon She
81 Line. M. 4. SoMMERcAMP.
no Buy no other clothes for yo
boys but the Kast Iron Suits at So
- mercamp's They will out last a
III two other suits and cost less none
From the crown of your head to
% soles of your feet,
&C. In Mems Furnishing Goods we fit y
en- complete,
in AT the One Price Cash Sto