The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-04-01
LOCAL NEWS.

At last it looks as if spring we're
here.
Mrs. P A. Devers, of Payet.e, is
visiting in Weiser.
A brother of Mrs. w. e. Boards
ley is here on visit.
Tree planting season has opened
up with considerable activity.
State Auditor Anderson came down
from Boise Saturday and Joined TIE
X. Ps.
Miss Mary Galloway did not leave
until Tuesday for her future field at
Lewiston.
Contractor Kelly was down in Ore
gon this week and purchased ten cars
of lumber for his yard 4
DR.. U. NJ. Over and Carrie l. Ell
ton, both of Salubria, were married
Wednesday, March Oath.
Both OF the two convicts who es-
capped from the state penitemtiury
last week, havee been recaptured.
Baker City will yet control the
Seven Devils copper mines. just
wait and see. Bedrock Democrat.
Morris Sommer has had large
sign painted on the Odd Fellows
building, in which lie does bust
ness.
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While working at the cemetery last
week, Bob Sears stuck pick into
his great toe and has been cripple
since.
Sheriff Kerfoot returned Monday
from Vale, where he had gone with
the posse in chase of the escaped
conyicts.
A Mr.. Hesse, civil engineer from
Boise, passed through on Mondays
stage, going to the Devils to do some
surveying. Citizen.
MIR. II. P. Lee started yesterday
for Council valley, where he has
been engaged rs teacher, the term
pS q 'hhihS hcAl MOuudy.
Chief Engineer Forshay, OF the
Weiser, Idaho Il Spokane Ry. (from
Payette) is the father of fine boy
born March Goth ut Boise.
w. F. Connaugton, auditor of
Idaho county, was in Weiser with
the Boise delegation to aid in the in
stitution of the new lodge here.
The merchants are beginning to
receive big stocks of spring and sum
mer goods, which indicates their ex-
pectation of a good business season.
Geo. G. Thompson, of Occur d.
'Alene City, Grand Master Of Idaho
Odd Fellows, made an official visit
to the Weiser lodge on last Tuesday
night.
The passengers on the stage this
morning were Mrs. w. 4. Jewell.
for Ruthbure; Miss Fannie Free
man, for Warren, aud Mrs. W. c..
Jewell, for Salubria
Frank Smith passed through SaIu-
bria Tuesday, on his way from Boise
to the Seven Devils. He had load
of mining apparatus belonging to
Peter Gaarden. -Citizen.
One of the heaviest rains seen in
this section for "A long time fell Sat
urday night and Sunday morning,
everything was swimming and the
Weiser river was raging.
The election of President Galloway
to serve n second term was q merited
recognition Of his valuable services
in the interest of horticulture in
Idaho. Gem State Rural.
The scavenger still continues to
dump his dirty mess of filth on the
river front, where people often wish
to stroll, and seemingly none raise
voice against it, though many close
their nose.
V.D. Hannah returned to his home
in Weiser yesterday He SAYS he is
out of the horticultural business for
the present, as he considers the new
horticultural law will work against /
the interests it is designed to protect
Statesman.
The selection of Weiser by unan-
imous vote rs the place for holding
the autumn meeting of the state So
ciety for 1897 was eminently proper.
and members may look forward with
confidence to a royal time on that
occasion. Gem State Rural
The people Of Weiser ought to
turn in and put down a sidewalk
from town to the Weiser Academy
md Cemetery. In addition to tile