The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-03-05
Buckwheat and Maple Syrup at G.

O. D. n
Mrs. Paddock has moved back to
the place on the hill
Mrs. John HAWTHORN is under the
doctors care.
Fishing tackles of all styles and
prices at Haas's.
Frank Hubbard is reported as quite
sick at his home across the Weiser.
Louisa Tracy, of Weiser, and Ed |
H. Wilburn, OF Brannon, were mar
ried on February 81.
Kurtz and Ennor shipped two cars
of hogs to Omaha this week and one
car of cattle to Portland.
1t turned colder just in time to
prevent fruit buds from swelling to
the danger point at this time of the
year. IN
Bradley Edmunson is down from
Salubria attending to some business
which he will have before the district
court.
The room vacated by Milt Canafy
is now occupied by millinery store.
Mesdames Curl and Westlake, pro-
prietors.
Horticulturist Hit is preparing to
wage vigorous war against all sorts
of fruit pests before they obtain
firm footing in Washington county. +
Editor Lorton, of the Citizen, came
down to Weiser Tuesday and left on
yesterdays train for a pleasure trip
to Portland and possibly SanFran
cisco. II
John Walkers new house north of
town is about finished up Jesse
Hauntz has bought the residence
stable. u
Haas Bros. received about 1900
feet of piping this week. At least
half of 1t is for Mr.. Lund, who in
tends sinking an arlesian well Gu his
Mann creek farm. II
Milt Canary has moved into his
new barber shop, two doors east of
the old place. A room has been ar
ranged for II bath room. Heater and
tub have been ordered. "
Died, on Middle Fork, February
%, of chronic diarrhe, George Shaw,
aged SO years and 8 months. De
ceased leaves wife aud eight chill
dren to mourn his loss. Citizen.
h james Gerwlck, who with his family
has been staying in Weiser all winter
has gone back TO Crane. Mrs. Ger
wick will remain awhile longer OF
n account of doctoring the boy for biz
trouble.
!, The treasurer of incorporates
Weiser has 1850 on hand, and Stree
Commissioner Mitchell proposes t.
> expend about 5000 of it on tn
streets. This much spent in oper
y ating the road machine will make
fine showing. n
If After Witnessing a larger increas
in membership than any other lodg
in tue state last year, the Weise
Masonic lodge still continues to flour
'e ish as vigorously in that line as ever
" Three candidates are being broke il
+ at present.
t. Two car loads Of machinery, farm
,t implements and wagons arrived fo
Haas Bros. this week. They are en-
~ larging their hardware stock to hug
'e proportions as fast as they can shi
70 it ill., They intend to make the e'
he adjustment meet every need of tn
" part of Idaho.
s. Readers of the SIGNAL always loo
If over the ads each week to obser,
NJ the changes frequently made and ii
inducements offered by different bus
IL ness houses. That is why it pays
m advertise in it. The public is alwa,
On interested in what the business me
a have to say. That is why the az
% are read Always look for change
ri, That bare floor can be made con
81 Portable and coy very cheap if yC
will take those carpet rags to W.
ne Beardsley He is now weaving
nd the most reasonable prices, and flu
lid nishing his own warp. The numb
.ol of orders on hand proves his goo
work. Have comfort when you c;
do so at cost the poorest can stan
The freight statistics at Weis
station for the past month show
=, large increase over the same mon
/, last year In February, 1895, freig
q received was 289, 495 pounds.
nd February, 1896, freight received W
500. 4S9 In February, 1895, receil
ere from freight we're 81, SOB 9S.
IN February, 1896, cash receipts fro
freight were SO, 499.63.
et- Two cars of wagons, plows al
farm machinery just arrived. Bong
9 n low and sold low. Purchase in lar
49, quantities and sell at prices the pu
lie can stand. That is the way
eli intend to do business and make o
ms L., h,.,ply II RROg