The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-06-18

Inquire at the postofiice.
Farmers report crops a little late |
but unusually abundant. i
Elmer Forshay and Miss Martha |
Gray were recently married at Boise.
Ice cream social next Tuesday
evening, June 30, by Baptist ladies.
Frank Harris visited Salubria On
Friday last on business, political and
legal.
The father Of Mrs. S. G. Wilson,
of Weiser, died at Perry, Kansas,
yesterday.
Tuesday evening, June 80, the
ladies of the Baptist society will give
an ice cream social.
Persons sending to the SIGNAL for
location blanks should state whether
they desire quartz or placer.
Professor Jones is making arrange
ments for a dance Fourth of July
night from s to ~ o'clock.
All 4th of July committees will
please meet at l. 0. 0. II. hall at 80
prompt, Saturday evening.
The Snake continues to crawl up
toward the high water mark of two
years ago. A rise of one more foot
will bring it there.
Assessor Allison was in town dur
ing the week. He has about com
pleted the work of assessing in the
upper sections Of the county.
The many friends Of Mrs. H. e.
Conley are pleased to learn that she
is rapidly recovering from the effects
of a recent surgical operation.
John Pickens, who left Weiser a
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short time ago to go to Colorado, got
no further than Middleton, where he
has purchased land and gone to
farming.
The bicycle race came off last Sun
day as announced, and first money
was won by Claude Morton, second
by jim Sommercamp and third by
Fred Morris.
At the Odd Fellows Lodge hall
Saturday evening at 1880 there viii
be meeting Of all Fourth of July
committees. Every member urged
to be present-7:3O sharp.
The Union Pacific offers an excur
sion rate to the Mid summer Carniva
at Salt Lake city of Sl625 for til
round trip. On Sale July l and 2
good returning to the 9th.
, The Moscow Mirror states tina
Miss Emma G. Boyer, of Weiser, ha
? accepted the position of assistan
principal of the Moscow high school
! to which she was recently elected.
We desire to extend our heartfe
thanks to those WHO have been s
kind to us in our bereavement in til
loss of wife and daughter.
ALEX JOHNSTON L. A. CLARE
Mr.. Jones is meeting with grea
success in selling his lightning coffe
maker which is truly valuable art
Gle. He sends off large order Il
morrow and will deliver about Il
2Sth.
A movement is OH foot to hay
some horse racing on the Weiss
. course on the afternoon of the 4th {
July. The purses will be small al
the entries will be confined to untrie
home horses. II
Having added new chair TO h
o barber shop, Milt Canary is now pr
II pared to better accommodate his Gu
toners and they will not be oblig'
to wait so long for their "next"
two chairs will now be kept runnin
Mrs. Martha A. Fletcher is abo
to be appointed p M. at Middle va
ley to succeed her husband who ]
Gently resigned Some people in
q mate that the change will great
y benefit the service at that iinporta
o. Office. :.
Mt Contractor G. H. Tracey has il
of completed the neatest and most su
in stantial picket fence around the cot
yard ever constructed in this secti
of the state. The cost of the stru'
ure was $l78, which is money W
spent.
Miss Helen Hayes, daughter of D