The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-06-13

MIR. and Mrs. Isaac Leighton and
children were in from Crane creek
since last issue.
W. W. GOWNS and family will
soon start by wagon for California, to
be gone some length of time.
j. W. Hawkins has paid in %
cents to the silver fund, making al
together Sl0.75 received.
One hundred dozen fruit jars just
received by John o. Peters. Will
be sold cheaper than ever. :,
Ed Barton has just shipped so, 900
pounds of his own wool clip. He is
the heaviest single producer in the
county
The rehearsals are being pushed on
the operetta, "Little Golden Hair and
the Three Bears, so as to give it on
June 25 instead of July 4.
Railway rates to K. of p, Boston,
August 26 to 80, S. G. E., Boston,
July 5 to 8, and to all Idaho points,
July 4, will be one fare for round
trip.
Frank Hershey, the Nebraska shep
buyer, is about to start with 20, 900
head of mutton sheep just purchased
in Washington county at from sl.15
to S1.75.
DR.. Curl, Weiser's resident den
fist, will return Saturday or Sunday
prepared to resume his practice in
his usual workmanlike and highly
satisfactory manner.
Walter Lyons has his new dwell
ing near enough completed that he
has moved his family in to save rent.
When finished it will present hand
some appearance.
Hopkins and Tracy, the tasty car
penters, are putting the finishing
touches on Mrs. Nj. K. Sommer-
camps new residence, formerly
known as the Hayt place Mrs.
Sommercamp moved in some days
ago.
Hon. VIM. Galloway will deliver
the annual address at the meeting of
the Oregon pioneers at Portland on
the 18th inst. He is a brother of
Hon. 7. G. Galloway, of Washington
county, and the last democratic nom
inee for governor of that state.
Phil Markson started back to the
Seven Devils last Monday in company
of James &. Mills, of Quincy, Cali
fornia. The latter is on an investi-
eating trip in the interests Of some
heavy mining operators who are
thinking of turning their attention to
that camp.
The operetta, Little. Golden
Hair, which will be presented on
the 25th will be one of the most
pleasing juvenile entertainments even
given in Weiser. Under able train
ing the children are acquiring great
proficiency and the costuming will be
elegant and the stage decorations de.
lightful. Miss Harley is the must
clan, which assures its quality, and
with the well trained voices, the
whole sounds very sweet indeed.
In the notice of decoration day The
name of Mr.. f. 7. Page, of Co. C,
18th Kansas, was omitted. This is
noticeable, as he was one of the mos
active members of the committee OF
arrangements and is always ready
and foremost to promote any patri
otto measure. The omission occurred
in copying the list Mr.. Page anC
Mr.. Gilbert Tracy were both at tn,
battle of Perry's Grove, Ark. but OF
different sides of the same straw
stack.
At Weiser station business is in
creasing and the depot is crowded t.
its full capacity. Besides loca
freight, which is by far the heavies
item, there are large consignment
for the upper country, Salubria, Al
pine, and a carload of groceries TO
Kelley q Patterson, of Warrens
No machinery has arrived yet. Tn
traffic between here and the north
ern camps will be heavier than an,
year yet, and contemplated develop
ment in the Seven Devils mines vii
largely increase the business. II
At the water meeting last Saturday
it was decided to suspend the organi
, cation of a district for the present