The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-07-16

number of girls, 1872 Number Of
boys and girls of school age east Of
Monroe creek, l65 west Of creek, III
This is total increase of so over
last year u
Very near big fire last Thursday.
The interior of DR.. Curtis work room
had just began to catch from lamp
when discovered. The prompt arrival
Of water put an end to it. Had it
got beyond control at least one block
would have went up.
Last Friday Mrs. Sarah G Lane
WAS brought to Weiser from Hornet
creek and was examined for insanity
by Drs. Shirley and Warehouse She
was found to be afflicted with religious
monomania. She was taken to
the asylum on Sunday ~
The chief degree of interest Tues
day morning seemed to gather about
caravan of nine white covered i'm
migrant wagons containing pilgrims
who had been blistered out of north
western Nebraska and were going
} now to he water soaked in the Will
lamette valley
Married, in Weiser, July IL, by
r Justice Newman, Harrison Jones and
Mary A. Gamble The latter is bet
ter known as Mrs. Wilson, but she
: says, according to report, that she
was never married to him Wilson,
of the Second Hand Store, has been
It gone some months II
d DR. Numbers and Mr.. Goodheart
returned Monday from Portland. The
doctor went to take an examination
before the Oregon board of medical
examiners so as to comply with the
10 law in his Oregon practice. Out of
"a thirteen applicants the doctor was
next to the highest in standing.
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The annual examination for teach
ers certificates for Washington county
will be held at the public school
~ building in Weser, commencing AT
8 "a m Thursday, August 9th This
m is the only examination Of the yeal
=. at which first grade certificates can
~ be given. Il. P. MARYATT,
County uperiniendent
DR. Numbers will start for Warrens
i'll Monday, the 2Uth to look aftel
mining interests and other business
During his absence of couple o
i'll weeks DR.. j b White. of Hunting
ton, will occupy his Office and atlenc
all calls W. G Fritter, of the New
York Life, goes with Numbers on al
n insurance campaign. II
n Last Saturday morning the Is
months old child of MIR. and Mrs
v Jesse Batten swallowed some consen
en- trated ye. Dr. Shirley was busy o.
er the examination of the insane woman
but sent instructions for the applica
ton of remedies and visited the chill
" as soon as he could get away 1t
to mouth and throat are badly burned
but as yet it cannot he told how ser
Gus the internal injuries may be II
The Warrens mail sack recent
lost while crossing Fisher creek aboy
v the big lakes, is said to have contain
at ed over $500 in gold dust, so Con
Ter missioner Hofrstatter tells us. Til
,e. creek had swollen since the previou
- trip and Mail carrier Crowell attemp
ed to head off the pack horse wit
e" the mail and prevent its going in, bl
wn it plunged in before he could do s
+ and was swept down stream; I'll
horse turned head up stream n
=, tempting to come back, and the pac
All slipped off over its rump. A Ion
r. and faithful search has been mac
but its recovery has not yet bee
heard Of 1t may be found when tt
water gets low.
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1t is rumored here that Fran
'ne Steunenberg, of the Caldwell Recor'
4 has challenged Dan Kerfoot. of We
a ser, to meet him in "a foot squa
,,I in a four round go, five ounce NIT
Queensbury to govern. Frank sti
." ulates, however, that Dan shall
II hitched with an eghteen-inch 10
,ch chain by the right leg TO big ell
ilv plant post in the center of the squar
-, The challenge is sequel to the resi-
'"' of the recent exhibition OF physic
to culture at Weiser. The Tribu
made the crack that if Kerfoot we
liz not put out then, the Caldwell pap
would furnish lad who would
I'VE him Idaho Democrat.