The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-10-29
NEXT SATURDAY is THE
LAST DAY F0R'REGISTRATION.


Weiser has made rapid strides this
fall and great deal of outside at
tention is being attracted. Every
thing points to a steady and sub
stantial advancement from now on.
Mr.. Korup. the city butcher, is
having a large brick cellar IA 16 |
with cement floor, constructed in the
rear of his shop 1t will be used for
the storage Of lard, bacon, meats and
various other purposes. i
1t seems the great rise in wheat
was partially political move to try
and influence farmers votes. But
they started in too soon, were unable
to maintain it, and the bottom has
fallen out
W. e. Mccullough came smiling
to town Saturday and gave out the
news that Mrs Mccullough had pre-
sented him with Il 10-pound girl the
: day before. The young - but
no, Bill told us that Mrs. Nc would
scalp us if we dared say that
Up to Wednesday night there were
406 voters registered in Welser pre-
cinct with three days left yet to draw
on Two years ago there were 336.
. This increase of II voters signifies II
, growth of at least 800 population in
This precinct in two years. :,
At the semi-annual election, Oct.
gath, of the W. T. K club the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs.
w. w. Riggs, President; Mrs. 0. NJ.
Harvey, vice president; Mrs M. Nc
Gregor, secretary and treasurer One
u new member was admitted, and al
order given for new books and dumb
= bells. All members are urged to be
n
McGregor's, Saturday at 2 80 p. IN
q Among the varied features to b
y introduced during the performance 0
II Isl Perkins, which will be presented
70 bv the Burton Coleman company Il
the opera house Thursday evening
IL November II, is their olio Of special
- ties and the famous Isl Perkins
ps orchestra, directed by Prof. Thos
Marshall, which is sure to be entel
re tanning Of the play itself we nee
9 only to say that for laughing pu
nd poses there are no better, and tn
has been proven by the large aud
ms ences it always attracts, and which
sure to he in attendance Thursda
-. evening, November IL The paraC
tx given by the famous Pughtown farm
IL crs' band is great; be sure and see
led at o'clock
Rev. Pcarse last Sunday preache
his last sermon in Weiser for at lea
+rv two years. The overlooking congr
ion grafton present was evidence of t
Ihe esteem in which the pleasant reverel
vac gentleman is held by this communt
cal and the prevalent regret at his 6
,clk parture. Mr. Pearse delivered
ino short but eloquent sermon, aft
mo which Rev. A. G. Upton made sol
.sSi warm and touching remarks, per
file nent to the occasion, which met q
nm. Spouse in the hearts of the cong
i'm CATION. Rev. Slearer also echo
,st the friendly thoughts of all.
Pearse goes to Erie, Pa, next WEI
where he has q passionate for
Years. The motive for going be
is to place his daughter in cons
vatory of music and to be near
son who is studying for the minist
y 1t is not from personal choice he lea
Idaho, and he expects to return
two years if possible.
We have been informed that C
V tain parties have been trying to M
v . it appear that the SIGNAL reports
u . the conventions, especially of
the populist, were not correct and
on the doings of the latter party v
grossly represented The S1dl
to could have no possible object on ei
stay in coloring or misstating the actl
of the popuIists. Each conven
s. was reported fairly and imparti
were and given to the people as news
Jew- actly as things took place.
stand by every word of those repc
There was not solitary misst
mil, ment in regard to the populist {
49,, vention or either of the others.