The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Korup's new cellar and refrigera-
tor room is about finished and will
he a valuable addition to his market
III both winter and summer.
ElIeL Hit and Emery Gilderoy
two bold young hunters of NJ mn
creek, killed n big bear last week at
the head Of Sage creek 1t was fat
and fine.
The Weiser Academy is now con-
veying it's town students to the hill
III new bus of home manufacture
1t was fixed up by Mr.. Pritchett out
of a delivery wagon.
Harry Scheiler, convicted of muir
der two years ago In Idaho county
for shooting Wilson, and sentenced
to seven years in the penitentiarv.
was pardoned Tuesday, the pardon
TO take effect Dec LIST.
w. Z. Fritter, secretary of the
democratic state central committee
who did good work during the cam.
paign, both on the stump and in his
official capacity, wss in Weiser last
Friday looking after his business in
terests.
u
Mr. George closed his school of
vocal instruction in Weiser with n
grand chorus concert at the Congre-
gational church last Monday evening.
Local talent was strongly in evidence
and the entertainment was very salts
factory.
Those who enjoy good sermon
are invited to the Baptist church next
Saturday evening and on Sunday, at
which times Rev Black, of Portland.
Oregon, will preach Rev. Black
will probably he engaged to fill the
place left vacant by the departure of
Mr. Penrse.
They had quite blowout down.
1T Weiser Saturday night, celebrating
'he Mckinley victory. 1t was en-
oyed by number of our citizens
'la telephone, which was left open
while for the purpose. The anvil
eports and shouts of the citizens
'ould be distinctly heard. -Salubria
citizen. i
The steps Mt the entrance of the
Neser Opera house have been ex.
ended out the full length of the
platform and side-rail put on.
ms has been done to pre- vent fallino |
II stepping off in the dark, which
AS happened once or twice, almost
esulting in broken legs.
The Martha and Mary society of
he Congregational church will hold
8 annual sale of holiday gifts early
December. Many of the articles
be offered for sale this year will be
ntlrely new in style and very at
active. There will be chicken pie
upper in connection with the sale.
VI the severty-two registered
oters at Warren, twenty eight of the
lumber are over the age of sixty
ears. They are the old timers who
anticipated in the great gold excite
tent of that district of over decade
go, and many of whom have never
nee left the spot to visit civiliza-
on.
VI
The agricultural interests of Wei
II have been advancing the past sum-
er. Many new corners have in.
'sted In twenty and forty acre
acts and our fat land moves on
ard. Better agricultural prices is
that is needed to put us in the
Try lap of ease and luxury. <I(
Doug Holton and wife arrived
ON Warren last week. Doug says
is claimed that an average of $40
hour can be cleaned up bv the
edge company. The placing of
w machinery and improvements
We practically taken up the entire :
ason this year, but next summer .
ey will make long and continuous
n. The steam shovel hoists the
n dirt from bedrock into cars from :
renee it is hauled up an incline and :
ere dumped into a mammoth sluice
X.
Last Saturday saw the inaugnrS.
n of the campaign for the Wei
: post Office under the new admin
ration. Three petitions were cir
lated IN the respective interests of
NJ. Barton, N. f. Kimball and
w. Pritchett. Each had a long
IF oirnara .