The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-04-23

utOceSy. HVery person buying ~
worth Of this tea during the rest OF
this month will receive one pound of
candy free.
The Warrens Placer mining COM
pany has contracted with the Cald-
we'll Forwarding company for the de-
livery Of 100, 600 pounds of freight,
mining supplies, machinery, ETC. 1t
will be shipped from here in about
two weeks. Caldwell Tribune
The Odd Fellows of Weiser are
making careful preparations for the
celebration OF the anniversary of the
order. The Congregational church
has been secured for the ceremonies
and the public in general is cordially
invited, as per advertisement
T. G. Galloway writes from Weiser
that the inclement weather has de-
layed the organization of the branch
Of the Idaho immigration Association
for Washington county, but that he
expects the convention to be called to
meet in Salubria in few days. II
Statesman. "
Mr.. Mitchell has graded CONNER
cial street, from Monroe creek west,
in handsome style Nicely rounded.
No water will stand on that road.
When more work is done this side of
the incorporation line the superin-
tendent should be asked to 90 over
and look at that road and try and
pattern after it.
Mr. Joseph Upton decided not to
take the Darrin treatment, but has
placed himself under DIR. Shirley, of
Weiser. By way of stretching out
the paragraph, we might say that
Joe many years ago lost track Of his
cousin, VIM. J. Mcconnell, but from
all he can learn, he thinks our gov
ernor is that cousin He has never
met the governor, but when he does
he will settle the point.
Haas Brothers have some paints,
sure-perhaps the best variety ever
brought here. Anything almost that
a person could possibly want, bucket
paints. Meals Carriage Paints, New
Era Prepared Paints, Globe White
Lead, Cottage Colors and other va
rietes of mixed paints for common
uses. Davies Varnish Stains, Wood
Filler, Acme Cycle Enamel, all colors,
for chairs and inside work. Floren
tine Black Enamel for carriage tops
4 stovepipes, coal hods, stoves, fen
ders, etc.
Washington county is not properly
represented in the cabinets OF th'
Idaho Mining Exchange and tn
SIGNAL has promised to try and col
lect samples from this county. l
miners coming TO Weiser will brn.
in ores and particulars regarding tn
vein we will forward them to Boise
Picked specimens of course will b.
nice to show, but remember the hes
results are to be obtained from pro
miscuous samples in quantity Of tn
general run OF the mines, and thes
are most desired.
Last Saturday quite a numbe
Z gathered on the bank Of the Weisc
| river above the wagon bridge to wit
I ness the baptising into the Baptis
r church of a number of converts sc
cured through Rev. Lindsay's work
a Among them we're Viran GOWNS
Charles Odds, Ethel and Worth Wal
ton, Seth Wilson, Mr. and Mrs Storey
( Mr.. Green, Miss Belle Cornell, Aim
Hand. The church was crowde
every night; some evenings peopl
were unable to obtain seats and wer
away.
s Mrs. NJ Kilbourne, F. NJ. Potts
e and W. B. F. Sherman, there al
letters for you at the Weiser Pos
Il office Also for Miss Clara Barton
: Miss Ida Barton, Jim Burns, Mast'
9 James Butts, Lloyd Branner, /
= Buchanan, John Butterlield, r. /
: Gibbs, VIM Gray, W. d Geek, Mis-
Maud Hayes, Elmer HoIverson, v
! G. Jarron, Mrs McRed, p. Neal,
8 Robert L. Roxey, Mr. G. Sommer
II W. R. Sprinkle, Mrs. j. S. Stllwel
f. d. Thomas, Mrs W. H. Tome
l. clancy. If you write to the P. \
l. for them, send cent stamp. n
5e A gentleman named Gill arrived
J. Weiser the other day from Texas al
states it as his intention to loca
/, tombstone and marble works
- Weiser He is a lifelong marb
worker and says that during the n
Perez war he passed through Was
I ington county, and though keepil
y his eyes constantly peeled for Inc
o ans, he noticed magnificent uud
re veloped marble quarry. He sa
of nothing but then determined that
later years, when the country W
w better populated, he would retur
e locate and open the quarry as a mon
to making speculation. This he L
to carried out so far as to come hel
and he is now in the upper count
searching for the quarry discover
70 so long ago.
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