The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-07-09
Dorsett & Co. have dissolved part

Statesman for sale at the post Office. |
Mccormick Binder iG first class
running order as good as new to be
sold cheap Inquire j. c. Carroll
The Misses Blair, of Boise, are
visiting in Weiser. They are cousins
of Mrs. Sol Jelfreys and Harvey An
derson.
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Fuller, the we'll digger, says this
advice to ''begin at the bottom and
work up is something lie finds it i'm
possible to follow. =
Fine fresh bread 5 cents loaf at
Valley Hotel. Cakes and pies baked
to order. None but white cooks en-
ployed at this popular house.
Gerry Snow has purchased the In
dian Valley-Weiser stage line and
will run the same right up to the
handle. Gerry will do good bust
ness if anyone can. See adver-
tisement.
Four cars Of cattle were delivered
to buyer Barnes last week and ship
ped to Denver. The cattle we're pur-
chased of Joe Campbell, Harvey An
derson and others. Three more cars
were loaded last evening.
DR.. j. r. Numbers, accompanied
by w. b. Goodheart, left Sunday for
Portland, to be gone a couple OF
weeks. He may visit San Francisco
before returning The following day
Mrs. Numbers and children departed
for visit to her parents at Topeka,
Kansas.
The Warrens Placer Company has
filed articles Of incorporation with
the secretary of state. Offices, Cam
den, n j., Philadelphia, Boise and
Warrens; capital stock, 500, 600
incorporators, Joseph Steelman and
Henry Fox, of Philadelphia; William
D. Lippincott, of Cinnaminson town
ship, n j. George H. Roberts ant
William 0. Taylor are designated as
Idaho agents of the company.
Geo. P. Wheeler, printer, litera
teur, and choristcr, is matched t
fight six rounds with Dan KerfOot Il
Weiser on the Fourth If George il
in any thing like condition he will
lick the Weiser lad, and if he don
the Record office will furnish
man that can. Caldwell Record
Hurry up Steune and send the othe
man, the moss is beginning to gro'
on our Dams dukes.
AS Hank Hartley and Ellis SAILING
were coming to town last Friday in
phaeton, the horses became frighten
ed about mile from town, ant
plunging to one side broke the ton
que and smashed aud overturned TIL
vehicle, throwing the boys out in n
pentle WAY. Hank had the tendon
of one ankle torn loose and was I'm
able to walk. Young Sailing, VIII
had his head badly cut and bruised
walked in and sent team after Hank
The doctor fixed the boys up so the
could in Il measure enjoy the 4th.
A Swede employed by the bool
company on the Clearwater RYE
above Lewiston, Idaho, was workin
III one of the dividing piers and I'll
logs were coming faster than he coul
handle them. He asked the forelna
to send man to help him, whic
was done. 4 couple of hours late
he repeated his request for assist
ance. "Why," answered the for
man, 81 sent Pat down here to he|
YOU; wasn't he all right?" "Yas, Pa
bane purity good mon, was the repl,
s'but about one hour ago he yump o
and fall in water and he doan con
oop again Ay tank bees kweet III
yob.
During the first week of Septemb
the national encampment of the
A. r. will be held in St. Paul, al
the Knights of Pythias conventi'
and carnival in Minneapolis. At Il
same time will occur the Mnneso
State Fair and the Northwestern &
position. The one cent a mile ra
which will he offered will bring hos
of people to ST. Paul from all par
of the country The management
the fair has invited Washington cou
ty to make an exhibit in space to
furnished free. The exhibits sent o
heretofore are bringing results a
we should keep up the work. Let
effort he made to send a display
st. Paul, by all means.