The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-01-14
LOCAL NEWS.

B. Haas and wife, of Salubria, are
stay ing in town.
Bro. Bowen dropped down from
Ontario ON Tuesday.
Mr.. Walton's family departed yes
terday for the South.
A very enjoyable t,mc vas had at
the club dance last Friday night.
Bob Greenlaw, of Silver City, vas
among the arrivals in Weiser last
Tuesday.
Miss Pickering, Of Plymouth col
ony, was in Weiser last week VISIT
ing Miss Shawhan. IL
Kelley has built small house Tor
Frank Hubbard ON the south east
corner Of the park ground n
Two or three teams loaded with
wheat came over from Vale this
week. They took back -four
Geo. Smith, who moved into the
new house on Eotr street, west of the
cigar factory, has opened bakery.
The annual report of the auditor
and treasurer occupies considerable
space 1t shows the county debt to
be $40, 555. 26.
Among those who visited Boise
this week were John Ayers, VIM
Sommcrcamp. Geo Hartley and j.
NJ. Fisher, of Weiser.
The first Issue of two new Idaho
papers have been received this week,
viz: The Citizen, of Wardner, and
the Meridian Sun, of Meridian.
Cal White came down the other
day and went to Boise. We Judge
he is anxious to see the Little Salm.
on road duly recognized this winter.
-Four inch ice is now obtainablc
and all are rushing to get their ice
houses full. The scare has made
them afraid to wait for 1t to get
thicker.
The Congregational church had its
annual supper last Thursday evening
on the occasion of the annual cleo
ton of church officers. The usual
social time was had
Rt Rev. Ethclbcrt Talbot, D. D..
The l. l. D. Bishop of Wyoming
and Idaho, will he at St. Luke's
church, next week, Wednesday, Jan.
goth Services in the evening at
1870
Frank Gearv, who lost his eye
sight in The mines at Silver City some
years ago, arrived in Weser last
Sunday He is now travelling for a
cutlery house, and left for Baker
City Tuesday.
The first vote for U. S. Senator,
cast Tuesday was Clagctt 80, Du-
bots 26, rest scattering. Yesterdays
vote was Clagett 33. Dubois 3, Tom
my Jones Ia, II z johnson 8, Mel
son s, rest scattering
The handsome window displays at
Sommercamps store, which has at
tracted so much attention during the
past week, was arranged by Mr..
VIM. Winters the genial travelling
agent of the 0. N. 7. Thread Co.
Tomorrow friday evening Mr.
John Dillon and his excellent com
pany will appear at the opera house.
and the sale of reserved seats would
indicate that full house will greet
him. Large numbers from surround
ing towns and country will be in at
tendance.
John Dillon, the eminent come.
dian, and his splendid company in
''Wanted the Earth is the best at-
traction that has yet been secured
for the Weiser opera house, and we
believe crowded house will greet
'he company on Its appearance here
Friday evening, Jan Is.
Don't forget the sale of real estate
in the estate of Scott Shaw, deceased.
which takes place on January 23rd.
Forty acres Of the land is the finest
Dut OF doors and is located about two
miles from Weiser A good bargain
for some one who wants a nice farm
home close to town G. NJ. Hixon
Fan give full information to pros
pective purchasers. ~
On Saturday evening. Jan 9, the
following officers of Weiser Lodge,
No II, | o 0. f., were installed
~ D. D G NJ , VIM. f. Sommer-
amp. Frank Mitchell, N. G.; H.
Newman, V G.; o. NJ. Harvey,
Sec; Jehn Cobbs, Treas; w. F.
'ommercamp, r S N. G.; A. NJ.
Jurl, L. S. N. G.; Geo. Hartley,
Var; | F Smith, Con; II Haas, O. |
J; Jesse Haunlz, | G.; N Gorrie,
l. S. VIC; A. j. Hopkins, R. S.VG.
Drink pure water and save doctor
ills. b Fuller will bore wells for
. cents per foot.
~ ANTED:-Severa Trustworthy zen.
" ilemen or ladies' To travel in Idaho for
SlaOllsicd. reliable house Salary $3.50