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


county. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. Gray took very sudden desire
to travel one day last fall and left
the court house and struck out with
out telling any of his friends where
he was going, to the intense sorrow
OF Gerry Snow, who was greatly at
tached to Bob Pete Roberts was
also somewhat detected on Gerrys
account, 80 the two have been con-
stantly making inquiries for Bob to
discover his whereabouts and learn
the cause of his unkind departure,
and to relieve their worry with the
assurance that lie was not getting in
to trouble. A few days ago Gerry
learned that Bob was at Grangeville,
and after considerable discussion of
the matter decided to make visit to
Bob in his new location and If posi-
BILE effect complete reconciliation
So Gerry went to Grangeville last
week and it all turned out happily
and pleasantly. Bob had not left on
account of any serious hard feelings
against Gerry and was quite glad to
see him. The chain of old recollect-
ions and familiar scenes were brought
so forcibly to Bob's mind by the
presence of Gerry that his heart was
completely won over and he conclud-
ed to return to Weiser at the same
time Gerry did The two reconciled
chums arrived safely last Monday
and it did one good to see the smile
of gladness on Pete Roberts face as
he met them at the train and vel
coined them back. Bob is now cat
home to all of his friends-at the
Jail. II
Geo. Phillips has been named as
postmaster at Brannon.
Our low prices are drawing the
buying public. -Sommercamp & Co,
A great deal of interesting matter
was crowded out this week.
Mr.. Walton has moved his furni-
ture into his new building.
Latest novelties of Dress Patterns
just received at the One Price Cash
Store.
Born, in Weiser, Tuesday, April
81, to Mr. and Mrs Gerry Snow, Il
daughter.
Hams nice, fat and juicy at the @. o. D
What's the matter with our cellar door?
: Born, on Mann creek, Tuesday,
April FL, to Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Wal
ton, daughter.
Values have been let loose and cos
} Of production made a play thing of. =
Sommercamp
Put your business on a cash basis
The only sure road to wealth buy o
tue G. o. D.
The work on the new public hal
has at last started, and Mr.. Gilber
Tracy is pushing the building along
Trade with us and your poke
book won't have any grounds 70
complaint -Sommercamp & Co.
, Jesse Haunt took load of cure'
meat and lard to Silver City las
week and disposed of it on fai
terms
p Ladies' Fine Kid Gloves in all til
: new shades at 81 90 per pair.
. The One Price Cash Store.
4 J. A. Wilson has departed for tn
Seven Devils country where he pro
poses to open a general store. =
Statesman.
y Did you eat Breakfast Delight thi
= morning? Ii not, get some at ono
q and you will he happy all day.
2 G. o. D. Store.
The Citizen reports that VIM Ii
win, Stewart Simpson and other
= have given $25, 600 bond on grou
a of mines on Rapid river.
g Spraying season is here. The ce
n ebrated Mayors Spray Pump at Has
- Bros. Whale oil soap &c, fc
l. spraying fluid.
:" DR.. Numbers has received Coz
densed Air Atomizer and Globe Ii
:" haler, an expensive and elabora
:. apparatus for the treatment of pulm'
a a nary troubles.
" Try a pair Of those 81. so Dongo
lie Patent Tip Ladies' Shoes. The be
W ever offered for the price.
re The One Price Cash Store.
IS John o. Peters returned Monde
~ from an extended business trip
Or Council valley. He sold his sto
ia building and four lots in the town
10 Council to Isaac McMahan.
' Mrs. Joseph Eaton has been lc
10 with consumption for some tim
ID Two weeks ago she was brought
town and is at John Burnss house
be handler to medical attendance.
We understand gentleman
IT. making arrangements for the erecti
" of building just east of the NJ
o,bI;<. boll for tho purnoaa 0f M