The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1895-01-10

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party Of friends very pleasantly at
cards last Tuesday evening.
Mrs Ada Casey died at Baker city
on the 3rd inst. She was one time
Mrs. John Smith, daughter of Cap.
Haven and is well known to all old
settlers.
John Cuddy shipped four carloads
of hogs to Troutdale, Oregon, last
Monday. Hogs have been the prin-
cipal shipments from the Weiser
yards the past six months.
We made an error last week in CIV
ing the name of the gentleman who
is thinking of supplying Weiser with
first class lumber yard. 1t should
have been Thos. E. Kelly instead of
j. w.
Latest news from Warrens is that
John Devine, an old resident, while
hunting cattle on December %, fell
over bluff and was killed. e. B.
True has purchased Gov. WHY'S
Knott mine for $12, 900, paying
So, 600 down.
The Weiser Academy opened the
winter term last Monday with thirty
two pupils, and more to follow
That a first-class school for higher
education is needed here, and will be
generously patronized, are established
facts.
Mr.. Yaunt, a gentleman from the
Meadows, has come down to have his
feet treated by surgeon. About q
month ago he froze them badly and
the first two toes of the right foot
will have to come off. Dr. Numbers
will amputate them soon.
VIM. Cultivate writes from Della
mar for us to keep on sending the
paper to him. He has now been laid
up three months with his broken leg.
1t was compound fracture and for 9
time the doctors thought they would
have to amputate it.
Tom Ranahan has returned from
Boise. Tom was a candidate fol
doorkeeper of the house and returns
defeated through caucus jobbery, bu
he has the warmest feeling for TIT
Washington county delegation for thu
way it stood by him.
The SIGNAL this week printed bill
announcing II grand masquerade a
Huntington on February IA. Gu
neighbor town in Oregon is maxim,
every arrangement for big time ant
extends a cordial invitation to Weise
folks to attend
Chris Bilhorn made his annual ca
on the SIGNAL this week. He report
less snow on Crane than in Weisei
While cattle and sheep need httl
feeding, horses are taking care c
themselves on the bare hillsides
Since the foregoing was written ther
has been an additional snowfall a
over the county.
The new and old boards of CON
missioners met on neutral ground 9
r the court house last Monday. I'll
. new board WAS sworn in by the oil
board but nothing further was don,
Hopkins, Hofstteter and Beier wi
pass upon their own bonds mex
Monday when the regular sessio
opens.
' 1t is very evident that hard tim,
:. are easing up considerably in neig
, boring precincts. From the Citizt
we learn of three new wedding
: John Walker to Miss Katie B. Allie
. both of Crane; John Borland to Mr.
g Nora Wade, both of Salubrla; Hug
" B. McWaters of Eagle Valley, Or
gon, to Miss Mamie Vail of Bact
Valley.
Herman Haas received letter
December 31st, informing him of t
death of his father on the 18th
Baden, Germany. On the day
=" the receipt of the letter, Berna
Il started 81 on his way to Germany
ie visit his parents, and Hermann !
'o ceived the information about an no
lie before he left, but did not infor
to him, leaving him to learn the s.
IN news at st. Louis.
See I'd page for further local new
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