The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1896-07-02
Judge Ivory has built on to the

JuuBe ivory mas Duiit on 10 the
rear Of his place and will have an
extra room for the use of his custom
ers this winter, where they can fix an
oyster stew or. eat lunch on the
spur Of the moment. III
The Second Extention Ditch Company
has filed its articles Of incorporation.
Capital stock, 10000; president, Peter
Pence; vice-president, E. M. Barton; sec.
rotary, A. Brockman; treasurer, F. M.
Hubbard. These officers with Mrs.
Annie L. Day, constitute the board of
directors. This company has extended
the Pence ditch froA Al Jackson's to
Weiser.
Additional subscribers to the cele-
bration fund are: T. P. Maryatt, So;
j. N. Cobbs, 50; I. G. Galloway, IS; ;
Werneth & Mulloy, $15. A great
many whose names have not been
mentioned donated time, labor, meat
and eatables. Since the foregoing
was ''set' TT Walton subscribes 90.
"
Weiser has her second paper and we
ask permission to introduce our esteemed
contemporary, the Weiser Academy
Search Light. The SIGNAL printed 2500
copies Of this bright little academy paper
this week. 1t is u neat 4-page publica-
ton. two columns to the page, each col
umn % ems wide If any of you under
stand that. 1t will circulate mostly in
the east in the financial interests of the
Weiser academy. 1t is intended to issue
it every month.
Services at the Congregational
church next Sunday as usual.
Preaching by the pastor morning and
evening. Subject of morning service
"The Sabbath Day and its Remem-
brance. Evening service at half
past eight railroad time. Subject;
"Every man responsible for his own
salvation. A cordial invitation ex.
tended to all
To Thos. E. Kelly; Weiser's live
and rustling lumberman, is due muct
credit for his assistance in making
successful preparations for the 4th
Besides giving money, he furnished
the use of all the lumber needed ant
put in great deal of time. Had i
not been for this liberal gentleman
the committee would have beer
obliged to buy every foot of lumbe
used.
The SIGNAL had intended to prin
the Fourth of July posters on flash.
red, white and blue paper and ordere,
a little batch-sixty cents worth :
but by some mistake the firm sen
the 8-pound package by freight in
stead of by express from Chicag
and the philanthropic railroad aske
! 49, Is for the transportation, so W
were obliged to let them keep it fo
| their pay while we stubbed alon
, with plain old white paper.
0 George Riebold has bonded til
r Little Giant quartz NINE in Warren
I to Erve w. johnson, of the stat
o land board, for 800, 900. Mr. Johr
son is acting for eastern parties. I'll
Little Giant never made bette
Q showing than at the present time, &
Mr.. Riebold has been putting bac
II into improvements and deveopmeI
work every dollar he has taken fro
s the mine for the past six years. =
Grangeville Free Press.
a Geo Riebold arrived from Warner
l. via Florence Tuesday with a bar {
bullion valued at $500, the proceed
n of five tons of ore extracted from I'll
lower drift of the Little Giant min
This is some of the richest ore ev,
taken from the mine and the extel
y of the chute has not yet been reached
Mr. Riebold reports the dredge ere
e busy digging bitches and expectir
10 to resume work with the steam SHOW
l. in q few days The company ha'
an electric light and power plant ar
r, sawmill awaiting the opening Of Il
N road over Secesh summit to be tax,
" into camp, but from present indie
tions that road will not be open f
70 teams for eight weeks yet II
10 company intend doing their busine
Is on this side hereafter if the state 70:
is put in passable shape. FIR
D. Press.
7, FOR SALE-Second hand FUR
a ture. Inquire at postoffice.
m FOR SALE-An Osborn Move
Inquire at the postoffice.