The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-05-28
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An original pension has been al
lowed Thomas Carrick, of Salubria.
Ellington, who murdered Briggs at
Boise, was hung at that place yester-
day.
Mrs. John Pattison, who has been
very sick for some time, is now re-
covering. ,/
Miss Linnie Marsh arrived in Wei
ser yesterday to remain with her
father. /
Weiser is having an amount of
sickness entirely foreign to her
healthful climate.
Next Saturday beng Memorial
Day, our stores will be closed from
o'clock to 6 p. M.
MERCHANTS OF WEIsER.
Harvey Anderson went to Boise
last Monday to attend a meeting of
the populst state central committee
Anderson was acting secretary.
W. G. Fritter spent few days in
town this week Fritter is having a
hard time now figuring out whether
he belongs in Boise or in Weiser. II
Kurtz has returned from his cattle
buying expedition in the upper coun-
try, having purchased in the neigh
borhood of 800 head
Mrs. Kurtz has received request
for letter from Weiser for the wom-
ems edition of the Boise Statesman,
to be issued the latter part of next
month.
Don't forget that d. Marsh, the
photographer, has come to Weiser to
stay. His work is frst-class. Give
him trial if you desire anything in
, the picture line.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will give a strawberry and ice
cream social on Thursday evening,
June 4, with entertaining progrom.
; Watch for further particulars. n
< Owing to the extremely backward
| spring, the snow has not gone out OF
e the mountains much and if it turns
j. right hot there will be raging high
s water in all south Idaho streams.
Prof. Jones came back from Grip
p pie Creek last Monday, the outloob
not suiting him, and also having go
something that suited him in the
agency for fine kitchen article II
L The SIGNAL has received a sacl
full of seeds from the department
- for free distribution. Call in ant
carry them away There is parsnip
= beet, cabbage, turnip and lettuce.
All members of the Masonic fra
ternity are urged to meet at their hal
promptly at / O'Clock Saturday, t.
take part in the decoration service
and join the procession in regalia
Bring flowers if possible.
- All members of Weiser Lodge No
10 III. o. o. E. and all Odd Fellows
~ are requested to meet at [. 0. o. K
Hall on Saturday, May 80, 1896, 6
~ l 80 p NJ to take part in memoirs
D. and decoration day exercises. b
,s order of the Lodge.
o. NJ HARVEY, Secty.
ID Rev. Upton has so far recovere
is from his recent illness as to be abb
or to occupy the pulpit again, and theI
:, will be regular services at the Cor
II gregational church next Sunday
id morning and evening. Christian Ell
II deavor meets at p. m. All al
cordially invited to attend these Sc
s, vices.
IL An exchange says that apples m a
e. be kept two years by wrapping the
in newspapers in such a way as
ne exclude the air The newspap'
o. must, however, be one which IL
In subscription has been paid in full {
{ the dampness resulting from the dl
III will cause the fruit to spoil.
!. Some time ago there was par
graph in the SIGNAL, and sever
:. other Idaho papers, inquiring for Il
whereabouts of one Geo. Scott,
= book agent travelling for II. X. q
q Co, of Portland, Oregon. X
Gently two men were arrested for h
= murder in Grant county, Orego
Bones were found in the ashes of
burnt cabin in wild isolated di