The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-03-11

Congregational church on Tuesday
evening, March l6, at 1870 p. III.
Mrs. Mitchell is widely and favorably
known, and those who fail to hear
her speak will miss Il rare treat. AL.
mission free. 81
Cobbs has his well down BOG feet,
still in soapstone, and has thrown up
the sponge and will 90 no deeper
He passed through II small stream
higher up which fills the hole with
water and he thinks il will furnish
enough for domestic purposes.
A big pile of furnishings aud sup
plies for Days hotel mt Saluliria ar
rived in Weiser the first of he week
and was sent forward 10y team.
Among the goods were fifteen bed
room sets, mattresses, bedding, etc
Lumberman Kelly received another
car OF lumber Monday, being the
fifth car received within ten days
The brisk business he is doing is n
fair irarhinger of the rapid growth
the fair land of Weiser is witnessing
Mr. W. p. Carter, representative
for Boise county, was in Weiser YES
terday to see Messrs Johnston and
French. MIR Carter is the organic r
of company of Idaho, Ogden and
Salt Lake men who are after con
tracts on the proposed road.
Among Weiser visitors during the
past week were II Norton, Vim.
Perclficld, Jacob Hopper, [. r
Smith, Vim. Wallace, James Weston
and Il S Jewell, of Salubria. G. H.
Adams, Of Crane; NJ Z. Norman, of
Middle valley, and Ross Sheppard,
Of Dale
John Tool, the nurseryman, was
down from Pnyette Monday He
states that he is selling a large
amount Of trees around Weiser tins
spring, and he does not hesitate To
express his admiration of the biz
strides we are making in the way OF
commercial orchards The acreage
is increasing wonderfully.
Oh, no, Weiser isn't booming
We are assuming bnom-town appear
ances, though, when we can't keep
ahead on bindings and the pictur-
esqnc Western tent structures begin
to make their appearance Unable
to rent Il binding. Dorsett is having
II big tent placed between the Oda
Fellows huiltling and the meat mar
ket, and will conduct Il saloon there
in 81
Last Saturday afternoon Sol Bar
nett came to Weiser on horseback
from Wolf creek after n physician
for his brother George who had re-
ceived broken ley in the forenoon.
George was working with some cal
Tie and in attempting to head one on
II side hill with an unshod horse, til.
horse fell, breaking both bones o
Barnetts leg just above the ankle.
Those who had signiiied their IN
tenllon Of becoming members Of TIN
order of Woodmen of the Worl
held meeting last Thursday nigh
and elected the following officers:
Consul Commander, NJ. L. Wat.
Adviser Lieutenant, Jesse Ilaunz
Clerk. IL. S Newman; Banker, J, II
Numbers; Escort, A. w. Watkins
Waterman. j NJ. Snyder; Sentry, Il
5. Odds; Managers, j. Ennor, G
Nicholson and John Stacy. As soon
ms II charter is obtained the Odd Eel
lows lodge room will probably he Sc
cured for regular meetings. G. 4.
Williams was new member to be
included.
Parties in the east are contem-
plating the erection of smelter in |
Weiser in the event of the building
IF the railroad TO Seven Devils. Mr.. |
French, Of the Construction compa-
ny, is gathering information in regard
20 smelling ores that may be OBJ
aimed from Eastern Oregon, ELLA
mar, Willow creek and other points
besides the Devils. Weiser is an
deal location for smelling and reduc-
ION works as it is centrally located
o magnificent mining territory
adating for $50 miles in half a
lozen directions. Located here it
ould handle low grade ores that will
lot pay for shipment to more distant