The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-10-22

Local politicians are oiling up their
anger blades for the fray.
Mrs. E. NJ Barton has returned from a
visit to California.
Mr.. Marsh goes on photographing trip
into the upper country next week.
The extensive heating apparatus for the
Weiser Academy arrived this week.
Prichett the cabinet and wagon work
er, has fixed up good college bus.
Mr.. Seeey has built dwelling house
for himself and family near Prtchetts.
Mr. and Mrs. II. r. Newton of Kansas
City are visiting Mr.. and Mrs G. S. Fos-
selman. II
or 800 voters registered to date in Weis
er precinct, 3l5 are for Bryan and 40 for
Mckinley
Andrew Johnson, foreman of the Trade
Dollar, and VIM. Kent, of Silver CITY.
were over during the week ~
The stone work on the Weiser railroad
bridge is finished The iron work will
be commenced ia Il few days.
Mr. Claggett, who was to speak here
to night, has gone to Michigan to cam
paign in the Interests of the people.
The well at the Weiser Academy has
plenty of water ut Il depth of l23 feet 1t
will be pumped by wind mill power
| Fosselman was in Butte with an exhibit
which is opening the Montana eye and
; we hear it is accomplishing good results.
John Kelley aud f. A. Kelley, tried in
). the Justice court last week We're bound
a over to the district court in the sum of
IS $500 each,
Y
g The people of the fiat will have horse
- roundup beginning on November 9th NJ
the Grouse creek corral. Everybody in
erested take notice. A.,
|. II. A. Clark, Alex Johnston and Ed
Short returned yesterday from Walters
Ferry, where they have been at work on
the Nampa-Silver City railroad.
Sc Mr. Hitchcock has returned from his
N summers work at Seven Devils. He says
rs the ground was prepared for the smelter
p but nothing further has been learned of IL,
N, ~ Died. of typhoid fever, on Monroe
n creek Friday, October Is. Frank Palmer.
'y aged 10 years. He was brother to Miss
~ Laura Palmer who died "A short time ago.
MS Tom Brassfrld, formerly Of Weiser
. passed through on the train yesterday en-
de route 10 Boise from Lewiston-sent III
TO- for two years for selling whiskcy to In
dams.
Sam HAYS. of BOISE passed through
-, Weiscr on his way to the upper countr,
on mining business. He will also d.
some political work and will speak il
% Weiser tonight. A.,
-. John Cutting of Weiser. has received
~, Il letter conveying to him that if he vii
~ 20 10 his late home in South Dakota +
vote his fare will be paid both ways
Cutting is IL Mckinney man.
I'M B. NJ Jenncy has completed the ad
dition to his residence. This gives hi
m family great deal more room and add
mt to the appearance of the house. A COZ
servatory is also one of the features
, On account of the Farewell Service ;
the Baptist church there will be- no m0rl
Z" ing service in the Congregational churcl
The evening service will be conducted b
10. the members of the c. e. society at IL
Congregational church.
A one-story brick. 30x3O is to go up
ley once Just west of Searss furniture stor
len the foundation now being laid. One ha
will be occupied by the Supreme Jud
cigar factory. The other half has be-
YOU engaged by gentleman from the state
~ Washington who will operate cane
1 MS factory therein.
lze. C. S. Fosselman returned today fro
''o' Butte. accompanied by his brother, T.
iny Fosselman, and Mr.. James Eager DO
hey of Butte. Mr. T. II FosSeman comes
our make his sister, Miss Mamie Fosselma
nds and his brothers family visit and
look after his fruit tract in the vale
-. Mr. Eager comes for the purpose of loo
'sa, ing the country over with view of loci
she. ing his family, together with several OIL
can families of Butte in this valley.
roat Mr. Pearse spoke to good audience
the town hall last Friday evening. /
reference to English laborers under
iOo' gold standard was given from his o
personal experience. Lycurgus Nineyi
,nti- followed in behalf of Dubois interes
ton There was no conjunction between
ana two speeches Mr.. Pearse WAS first bill
ups to speak alone. Mr.. Vineyard arrived
speak on that evening without previou
here having arranged a date and was given
ore! part of the evening as a matter of cou
ord esy.
Cal White came down from Meade
last Thursday. having in charge NJ
i''''' Eddy, whom he arrested for pass
counterfeit money Cal had the coun
men, felt ten dollar piece, passed by Eddy, "