The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-08-27


Haas Brothers received another car
load of wagons this week. II
S. Werneth received handsome
new brewery wagon this week.
James Abrams and Jim Sommer-
camp come in last Friday from Sill
yer city. IN
f. r. Page has purchased from l..
p Agnew the building in which
Dorsett's saloon is located.
Fine Seed Rye for sale at my place
one mile north of Weiser, on Monroe
creek A. H. HAND.
Miss Miriam Lee left Tuesday for
Oberlin College, where she expects to
take three years finishing course.
The opening of the fall term Of
Weiser College and Academy is post
poned from September 23 to Septem
30, 1896
Born, Wednesday, August 26. near
Weiser, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Hopper, SON The boy weighs 10
pounds and Tom 10 hundred
Rev. Paddock of Weiser and Rev.
4 r. b. Wright of Boise, secured u
large tent and started last Tuesday
on religious crusade in the upper
valleys.
! j Riley Jones dropped into Weiser
| Tuesday for couple of hours. He
n is now headquartered in Salt Lake
and is travelling good deal in com
mercial way.
Since fitting up for bicycle repair
ing, Beck Jenney has had no end Of
That work to do His bicycle hos
pilal constantly has Il patient from
y among Weiser wheels.
:. That the ungodly and sickening
,s filth showed under the public nose
e not far east of the SIGNAL Office does
not cause an epidemic of typhoid is
matter of wonder. 1t may yet
! Gordon has opened his first kiln o
!. brick and they are beauties ant
73 equal to Milwaukee brick Wagons
are now hauling them to the schoo
:" house. The second kiln is bein,
+, prepared \
%. James Robinson, pioneer Of 40
no was here this week from Canyon city
'e Oregon He spent day with A. b
,;s Anderson, who was made Maso
,is with Jimmy's assistance at Canyo
ed twenty years ago \
no G. L. Drake and wife have returne
" from Willow creek, where G. F., ac
,o ing for other persons, made sale c
eat mining property to eastern mel
irs Drake has now gone to Seven Dew
to do assessment work.
u. There Is qnite Il busy scene at ii
an railroad bridge. The large fore
a steam cranes and derricks, pile dri
er, construction engine and SO fort
tai engaged in putting in the new ste
bridge present lively panorama.
far james H. Anderson of Weiser W
ley selected by the populists to run
the fusion ticket for state auditc
He was defeated on the state tick
four years ago but evidently has
ner lirst-class opportunity for elect
i'- this time.
The railroad attached an extra {
to its train and transported the &c
republicans to Boise free Of chars
ted The silver republicans had to P
Jar fare. just at present it pays to ha
to the tail of plutocracy, but W
until after while.
s'cs Mrs. Hornstein, of ST. Louis,
r bv visiting her daughter, Mrs Hern
Inv inu, Haas, at Weiser. Mrs. Hornstein
accompanied by Miss Ella Lehm
:. also of St. Louis. The latter yot
lady is engaged to Mr. Bernard Ha
The wedding will occur in few da
The one mail bag lost at the tt
eve, Z of the stage runaway last spring
nded been found in the Weiser just be
iVoo the bridge 1t contained let
Il re- which, though showing the effects
In III, the seige of dampness, were q
ID legible and have been forwarded
their destination.
Hoe
,ba, The drinks are on o. M. Harry
class who went to Boise as a delegate
'ould the democratic convention. He
poor obocoI a f.aua of stall kent