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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

The engagement OF Miss Marian knight daugl
ter OF A. Lyman Knight. 10 Philip Mckim Garrsc
l. announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Invitations will D. seat out in day o. TWO LOT
the marriage % Mrs. LOUISE Guu-t 10 Joseph Az
doms Macdarm)tt. which viii i2kc place on oc'o-
Dor : at 1890 a. m. in the Churth % the Iioi'
Rosary I'm East ne-hundred- and-ninf teenth-S'.
~, ,.otor q. tho church the Rev DR.. Wall will
perform the marriage ceremony and celebrate h sar
nuprial mass Thr brides attendants VIII De II IT.
dotrht,r Mis- C;unst and Miss Manning. The
hest man viii be J. ). Rutland, and the usners VIII
be Winthrop Sand Meredith Underhill. s ANU.
Welsh and Horny clay Macdermott. lnlmecla''; ely
after the ceremony there will b. wedding break
"a, served al the home Of tho BRIDE IN Peasant
nv. Mr. Macdermott and his bride VIII spend
their honey moon Oh the Pacific Coast.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

The marriage OF Miss Alice townsend MAJ '''i'
.,,,.ab,ar - Mr. and Mr. Henry Townsend Mar
tin ~ Albany TO BENJAMIN McAlpn. son OF former
,dtut,nt-General McAlpin. whose engagement was
ANNOUNCED about two week. ago WI! iahe PtarT
yatscon,i church State and Lodge SITS, NoanN'
~ ~ DR. Battershal tho r.'tor OF the churc'.
will o.iicate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19
Grand Opening
Of Nj me. CarOline'S

Rovli Windsor Ta~iCrs Monday. Sept.
20 Sample bottles FREQ az the Ne Plus
Ultra Face Rcau'ifer ~ the new par
lors No IL West 23i St These head
quarters -. the sale and admnistra-
ton 81 nv renowned remedies being, in
locatlou and Furnishings. perfectly IN
Lsepinr with The refined patronage -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

The report Of tn. enga cement Of Mrs. Thoma
Rutter tr., TO Nathaniel Reynal son OF Mrs. julie
Reynai il denied by the mother OF the young mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

\ fashionable uptown wedding on October IS
viii be that OF Miss Addle r. Wilson. the eldest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Visor OF
No rs West One-hundred-a ni-twenteth-st.. 10
Theodore II. Bridgman, son OF the Rev. Or. Charles
Do Witt Brdgman which will be celebrated al
o'clock in the Church OF the Holy Trinity. LenoN-
ave. and One-hundr ed-and-t twenty -second-si. me
brdegroom's father Will ot'ciate at the ceremony.
which will be followed by small reception at
the home OF Mr.. ard Mrs Wilson The details OF
IN. wedding have not vet been competed. lners
viii be six ushers. probably a maid OF honor ana
several bridesmaids. Mr.. Bridsman has chosen
M. Rev Alexander q Curnnlins. the curate OF
Holy Trinity Parish. to attend Kim as best man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

generously extended tn" past. ard "hlch VIII ~
meriisd in thu futi.e. ,,.sat
The Ne plus tltra FACE Bcaurer eranraes an ss,as
and liver <pofS RecprA beautiful by smpls ana IT.
expensive treatment. which G'h"s detection.
rrnnsfurei- bieachef Or Gyed me i'oy.s
Windsor trench Hair Restorer (which s not n!' VIII
il its original color
restoraves reg'neratars ,nat 2'tu J, D.
c0lols My French Hair re
steer restores tho shat.s find through.
gu, tho world one bottle contains HON AL ana AT
others only disguised dyes - =, -. 49,. 81.
ladies' have mot with disanpoinnent IN ire use %
N ca ,o free consultation French spanish, English
or German. send for free scaled circular.
NINE. CAROLINE.
Face and Hair Specialist
10 23d opposite Filth Avenue Hotel.
AMI 2.3 5,h Ave. New York
Take elevator.
Fi-.t-caSs nancurng. Partisan style, 20 cents
ladies' will pc pleased hear that have added new
and remedy for the removal ol sup"tnu2os
hair lin liquid f0rmI The Hair Desoivent Large $40
bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

The engagement is announced OF Miss Grac
Beatrice Balcom. 81 South Elliott Place. Brooklyn
TO Charles A. Peck. also OF Brooklyn. The weddin
will take place In October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

tn. g,v.tv ~ Lerox i, growing slowly. and By
,be middle - the present week y Will prohA"y
reach ts height although there are present iHH'ca-
lions tina, ne social ball VIII be kept rolling az
thl, pretty nest I'm the mountains unul late IN &c
,ober Dances dinners and pcnics VIII go on AZ
long ~ there e any one to ENJOY theih, anu no'
until the more prominent cOttagers. Ike NIT john
: p,,,.s NJ. Iohn sloane Mrs William Douglass
sio,uc MIR Arson Phelps Stokes and Mrs. Cook.
have closed their pa 1tial homes VIII thr Sn! 90
'ii.,n,.,r A. pr,s.nt golf Is the universal fad'
,nJ II l. quite a. popular with the women a. WIN
,h. mon r. must D. admitted that a good deal OF
,roc',.ncv ht. been acquired by the girls ana
voung married women. and IN tn coming touth"-
msut great things are looked Tor from 'he'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Another wedding in Albany. in No1emneF' VIII
be that OF Miss Maud Fiero. daughter OF D. New
ION Fiero 20 Fletcher Battershall The engage
mont has been announced in Albany OF MisS r cn
III. Nv Gilmore daughter OF MIS-. Rsch'l Iii
more Of that city. to John Nichols IT. so" Oh On
senator Nichols, OF Syracuse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Tho marriage or Miss Harriet Lambert Greer 10
Philippe Fargo Of this ci .y. Wa ~'l"fni'iz"i NJ
noon on THURSDAY in Kay Chapel II WIS rather
Quiet wedding. and the breakfast when follower
NJ the home ~ the brid" VAS attended only ~
relatives and small number Of p'rs' "'- fr'"nas.
The bride who WIS unattendcd Was gwen a"dy ",
white peau do sole trimmed with point Appli'e
Iarc ST. carried % bouquet OF niles oi IN" NdI''f
,rJ v-i,i.. rose. NJ ~ Faig'f best man "aa j.
f. Zones ~ this city. The usherS w"re Satnut ,
KaSson and Augustus Tierr". The Young 'ouP'e
n...r tn. hrca kflsi Starred llr liudud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

ton Fiero. 10 Fletcher t'ftteIN l''''
ment has BEEN snGghGr o. Mr.. Rache
more of that city. to John Menus j. ''' - -
Senator Nichols. OF SYRACUSE
Xaws was received in this city from r'ngIahd
las. week OF the marriage OF Miss Mape' "o"!
daughter OF Mrs \. A. Rooy Of 'hIs 0''! az"
Uampstead Long Island. 10 Ed"fr !. 'u''''ns'
The wedding took place on Ausu'' % " ~
%,.bo,as,s church Chislehurst. England me e.,
:aEement OF the couple gas announces cary ar hen ~
the summer and the bride. scco trons carly in
moher and brother. sailed Tor EurUps ia hors a.
august Mrs Cuahng Is an accomp'Ss she, HSmsn
woman and is considered S Sns o' co ohy
horse riders in the M'ddo""'o'N N0''
AL, ~,o,,.,,,,. White Jansen. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Charles Jansen. ST., OF otapie'on S'"''
leland was quietly married 10 William H. Strans
on TUESDAY fternCon as pertormed by the Rev
j. Il; Wcinland. pastor Oh '"e r"''
Church Of Staten lsland
o,o ~ tho fashionable out-of-town weddings "
the autumn season will bs that Ct Miss catherine
NcKim Garrison 10 Charles Norton OF thicae =
which Will probably be celebrated next month a. me
country home or MISS bdfi'so" a"'''' '''N' '
Willard. at Dobbs Ferry.
Nr and Mrs Duncan Elliot. who went abroad
.arIy last sprinC returned from Europe few day :
sgo on the SerVla
Morris Phillips has issued invitations for the we'd
ding reception OF his second daughter, Rose ana
NJ F. Hardy az his home No. 225 West Seven
,,eth-st on october Z from 70 o'clock. The
marriage ceremony which will Immediately precede
ths rsrsption will be performed by Justice Joseph
y Daly OF the Supreme Court Of New-Iork anu
viii he witnessed only by the immediate relatives
There viii be no hridesm ids or ushers The bride
will wear gown Of rich ivory white satin, en-
hroidercd with pearls. and full train. Sho Is ar
amateur pianist and composer. Mr.. Hardy Is a
graduate OF the New York University. class OF 9i
and OF the New-York Law School; lie Is q member
OF the law frm OF Logan. Demond Hardy.
The engagement Is announced OF Miss Grace
Reatrtce BaIcon, 81 South Elliott Place Brooklyn.
TO Charles A. Peck also Of Brooklyn. The wedding
will take place In October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

sprc,,rr1Es N THE pRYG0ops DEPARTMENT
sTOREs-EVER \ TREMENDOUS RUSH FOX
THE BARGAIN COUNTERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

stoke, gave the third aud last OF ner series OF din
ner-dances.
Tho country colonies about New-fork are ming
I'D fast again with their wanderers ana preparing
for their gay season. which lasts as long as nun'-
ing Is possible Mr. and Mrs Sidney Dillon Ripley.
Mr. ana Mrs August Belmont Mr.. and Mrs James
Iorillard Kernochan. Mr.. and Mrs. II. Van Rensse-
iacr Kennpdv Mr. and Mrs Charles Il. Peters
Mr. and nrs Thg I1nno NJ end Mr. chsrIcs r
uaremeynr ard Mr. ana Mrs. Kinsley Magoun are
all back IN 'hsr hon1a aoo ot the MeadowSroof
hounds viii probably begin hunting about octo-
her l.
The marriage Of Miss Belle Shreve Nunez. daugh-
ter Of Colonel and Mrs. Joseph A. NuneA TO George
Robertson Warden will take plac" At s;S' O'Clock
morrow evening I'm IN" Scotch Presbyterian
church. Nroty-six'h-st. and Central Park West.
Thu church will be decorated with growing plants.
and Dr Smith - Penheld viii conduct the music
The pastor The Rev Or David o. WYE" Will
ofHciate at the marriage ceremons. which VIII ne
followed by small recePGn a, the hS%e OF the
brides maid OF honor VII he her sister Miss ISIS, In"
Nnnez Her cousin Mss Estes ga,ro o Vii Vii be
lob Iobn N Ward. Assistant District A,torney Of
BROOKLYN and the usnHrs c W pc Tbnrss Tan rden
j. 4 Larbig and Mr.. Whi'emore
THE wedding Of Miss Sadie HaWley. daughter OF
n, and Mrs. Henry r.. Hawley. to Or. r Halstead
Myers Of this city which Is 10 take place on
Wednesday October &. at noon. In the Congrega-
tional Church AZ Ridgehed Conn. Will he attende1
bv q large number Of guests from this city. spe-
cial train will leave the Grand Central station ~
1910 o'clock with the invited guests from town.
The marriage ceremony. which will be supplement
cd by a breakfast az Ashtoncroft. MT Hawey
country home will he performed by the pastor ~
the church. the Rev. Or. Ballington Miss ha"le'
maid OF honor will he her sister; Misc Henristlt
Hawlev and her bridesmaids will he Miss Miller.
OF Smlihtown. Long Island. and Miss Mnrge
81 Yale University ard Of tho College OF Physicians
and surgeons will give mis- farewell pacheior uln-
er on the Saturday evening preceding MS inarridse,
at the University Club His best man VIII be Henry
PIerson Jones and the ushers Will be Frank I'm, ,
ntneham T Monroe Davis DR.. Lewis Hutherturu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-09-19

Some OF the fashionable shades in dress good
are green. red purple. bright ana navy olue q
shades OF brown, tan and black.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28

Died at his home on Hornet creek
Idaho, jeremiah H. Elliott, aged seventy
five years.
Marion Crowell and Ed Osborne re-
turned Monday from Boise where they
had been to attend the fair. They brought
back a load of freight.
Rev Arthur Brown and DR.. Brown. of
Salubria, passed here Monday enroute to
Seven Devils.
Mrs Mcmahon and children, of Mead :
ows have been visiting at Council for sew
eral days past.
Mr.. Huffman made a business trip to
Salubria during the week.
Ed Becker went to Weiser last week
after his mother and cousin who came out
from Chicago.
Bill. Campbell, of Meadows, was in town
Monday night
John Walker passed here Tuesday 60
ing to Warren with a load of freight.
Mr. Hancock made a trip to Weiser
during the week.
Miss Jennie Gould intends starting to
Weiser today.
Mr. Foor from Weiser who has beeH at
Seven Devils for some time, has returned
to his home on account Of the illness of
his wife.
Warner and Preston the mormon
preachers are with us again. They preach
ut Hornet today.
Clarence White and his father and
Dave Brown passed here during the week
enroute from Boise to Meadows.
Harvey Houston came in from Della
mar during the week.
Miss Sarah Hail who has been visiting
in the valley for some time has returned
to her home in Long valley.
Messrs Chas. Galloway, McCulley and
Lynch, all from Weser, passed here dur
ing the week enroute to Hornet with Il
hav press.
John Hancock and wife have gone to
Seven Devils.
Arthur David came down from Seven
Devils during the week,
ROYAL and Don Matthias came III from
Warren today. viii Houston also came
in today
Uncle George Winkler was around bid
ding good bye to his many friends here
this week. He departed for Virginia
Tuesday.
Willie and Vesie Potter have gone Il
Warren with load of freight.
Mr. G. P. Kimball. from Weiser, passed
during the week enroute to Seven Devils
| Thomas Shannon is in town today.
Mr.. Beme has returned to his home al
Cottonwood.
We are having very wet weather here
lately.
A family by the name OF Briggs have
moved onto the Shorty" Sbearer place
on Hornet creek.
Scott Reese has gone to his sheep CAM
on Upper Hornet.
October 26.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28
LONG VALLEY.

Threshlng was finished in this valley
about week ago. there beng more grain
threshing this year than ever before.
The weather has been very cold for the
past week; ice freezing more than half an
inch thick.
DIR. futile and family started for Ore
gon few days ago. They have purchas-
ed home four miles above Weiser.
Bona Whiteley has just returned from
trip to Boise. He had load of butter
and cheese which he readily disposed Of
Mrs. Sisk met with very serious ac-
cident a week ago last Thursday. She
was thrown from her horse into rail
fence, dislocating and shivering one bone
In her left wrist.
John Hall is very low with typhoid
pneumonia.
Mrs. Barton has been quite sick for
several days but is improving slowly.
1t is reported that Joe Taylor returned
home from Boise a few days ago, to find
his haystack, about seventy-five tons,
burned to the ground.
Mr.. Groom is building a new saloon in
Van Wyck this fall.
Mr.. Prunty has built new store at
Crawford.
Mr. Warner Mr. Connyers and Mr.
Sisk are each building neat residences on
their ranches
Mr. Boydston has built a large new
store at Roseberry.
Good Templars Lodge has been or
gained in Long valley with member
ship of about thirty.
Oct 18th.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28
Rain Friday and Saturday.

Rain Friday and Saturday.
w. N. Woods aud son. Role Ry nearson
and w. f. Murphy have visited Weiser
recently.
Mrs Kes Lindsay has been To Hornet
again to see her mother, NJ rs. Anderson,
whose health does not improve much.
Mrs. VIM. Linder was also recalled to
her parents home on Lick Greek. where
her mother, Mrs Groseclose is quite ill.
Tom Murphy, who has been very sick
with fever, is getting better.
Charlie Allen and Mr.. Lorton passed
here today. enroute from Warren to Salu-
bria.
Messrs. Logan, Halverson, Davis Ry
nearson, Woods and Ellidge have visited
Salubra this week.
Mr. and Mrs Price are visitlting Mrs
Mickey.
J. S. Mcpherson returned from Warren
yesterday.
Sidney Reagan intends to start east
with his cattle in a few days. He will
ship them by train from Weiser
Joe Caylor, who came here with Mr.
Stewards family about three years ago,
is going back to West Virginia to see his
mother. He is a good, industrious boy
who has many friends in this far-off val
ley of Idaho.
Mr.. Epperson, recently of Boise, now
settled on Crane, was visitor here Fri
day.
Mrs. w. S. Rynerson and her mother,
Mrs. Rambo, are visiting relatives at
Star and Boise this week.
Chas. Lindsay returned from Salubria
today.
Geo Logan came in from Boise Thurs
day.
We are all proud of Washington's lau
rels, wynn at the state fair. and yet we all
know the display from this county might
have been much better, the resources of
this section being almost boundless.
Oct. 24ih.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28

1. X. Warne, the general superin-
Tor the New York and Idaho Copper
smelling Co. in the Seven Devils
district, came down from the noun
'alns yesterday after an absence of
TWO months. During this time he
mas fully investigated the many
mines OF the camp and freely ex.
presses his opinion that it is the
greatest copper camp of the north
west II not of the world. This is
the opinion Of man who has prac-
ticed his profession of smelter OF
copper ores for more than forty years
IN Europe, Asia, Africa aud Ameri
ca, Mr.. Warne comes down to oct
the benefit of the sunshine of the
valleys and to get rid of severe
cold.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28

1t commenced showing here on the az
ternoon of The 18th and fell three inches
deep, then it turned cold and we thought
winter had set in in earnest, but now 1t is
nice and warm. The snow is all gone
and old timers say we will have nice
weather for some time yet.
Ross Krigbaum came in from Meadows
during the week with a load of vegetables
and will roll in again next week.
Bob Cochran and Moan Brown came
over with -four for our merchants
Miss Mary Smead has gone down on
the river to see her parents. and we hear
see is intending TO go to Salubria to attend
school this winter.
Last week AS Pete Johnston was oil =
bearing lumber at the Bedrock Flume
Cos mill the Car fell off the track drag
Ing Pete with it. cutting aud brusng
MIN in painful manner. 1t WAS thought
ut first that the skull was fractured. He
VIII BE- laid up for some time. We don
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28

erected at Huntington by Rev. Father
Verhaag, of Baker City. All are
invited to attend
j ohm A. James sent us handsome
sample of large and flawlcss Blue
Winter Pearmain raised at Mineral
Some unknown person also left some
fine spuds at the office
Captain j. NJ Wells, of Payette,
was in Weser this week and kindly
allowed us to read the manuscript of
his magazine article on the Seven
Devils 1t is one of the finest arti-
Giles which has ever been written on
the district, and will shortly appear,
with illustrations, in prominent
eastern magazine. n
Frank Korup is making some fine
improvements at his meat market.
The rear partitionand ice chest
have been moved back three feet, the
floor repaired and the enlarged room
will be wainscotted When his new
meat blocks and marble tables are
in it will be one of the neatest shops
in the state.
Died, in Weiser, Saturday, Oct
ober %, Edith May, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs G w Foor, aged 8 months.
The funeral services took place at
the residence, Sunday afternoon,
where Mrs Foor has herself been
confined to the sick bed for several
weeks n
A wild hog which has inhabited
one of the numerous islands down the
Snake river, was s'run to earth last
Friday. Dan Kerfoot, Bill Riggs,
George Pence and some others took
the hounds and guns, chased the
porker from his lair and presented
/ him with few bullets. He was lib
orally distributed among the friends
of the hunters, and it was unusually
fine eating.
A letter received from A. j Crook,
who is now burning charcoal for the
smelter in the Seven Devils region,
states that things are going ahead
there in manner that apparently
means business. He says that the
boarding house has been completed
the road nearly finished from Dog
Town to the mine, and the smelteI
about ready to go to work His opin-
ion is that the camp will prove good
one. @Payette Independent
Chas. Page, accompanied by E. d.
Ford, has arrived from Colorado and
proceeded to Seven Devils. Mr.
Page WAS detained in Colorado by
sickness. He states that his bond
on the Welcl & Wirts property near
Hildanbrand was for six months, has
not yet expired and that he intends
TO take the property. He says that
when he left he made arrangements
with Welch to run 200 feet of tunnel,
sent part of the money for the work
and it was returned to hi m
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28

~. uoc'er here very often, BIZ when
NC 10 we need one badly.
Tom Ford, Bill Clark and Henry cros
80 s''uck some very rich properties
~ willow Gulch and johnson Fla,
Ivy in'end doing considerable deyelon-
ment work on them this winter
The Knott mine and mill has heen ,,.
the Sommercamp g. Jobns Ns Nv
The COMPANY intends - ''s'
of men at work in tho sn,. 'e ofe"
Roy and Dan Matb;as Iii
Council during rho wi o'' 70
Harry Schiller and NJ ff''N'
children. who hava No. ""u
the fair. came homo ''e'O
Joe Reem of Con.a;,. 20 VIZ "eeN
Meadows, and Mr. shaw ofT', ~
were in with bav Nana.. '"''es'
Messrs Rioosrs,.e
rec and Edgar Wilson of coa;,
among those in tbis wool, tel
vegetables.
Phillip Hapcocl of Monta
in camp last weel, and 10
the Czizel mine
The freigbters saw tho road ,,o
here and The Maad,,,,s
dition than lbev usu,ll, AL
of year.
Oct. 18th.
nave mad warm rainy weather for sew
erai days. and yesterday about two inches
OF snow fell but it all melted today.
oeo. lngman, OF Indian valley, came in
turing the week with load of potatoes
ana sqoaslies which he sold to Frank Ma
Inlas. 1om Murphy also came up with
vegetables and chickens which he dis
posed OF In town.
Tom, Fred and Bill Clark have gone
TO Salmon river to turn their horses on
the winter range.
The people of Warren expect to put up
school house before time to begin school
next year; and learn that MIR. Brewer
intends to put up big building near the
place where the school house now stands.
Mr.. Shaffer has bought the B. b. Day
place on South Fork and moved his fam
lily down for the winter.
Last week as several freight teams were
coming down the hill into Strattou's
prairie one of the Mickey boys, from Sa-
lubria, lost control of his team He was
thrown under the wagon and both wheels
passed over his leg, bruising it pretty
badly.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28

From special information and of
OCCIDENTAL character we learn that
the chief navigator of the Snake river
scheme is an officer Of great exper
renee ON the water, having cut ice for
two winters on mill pond in New
Hampshire.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28
WARREN.

Warren is of the most promising Gold
camps In past years it has produced 5000 900
from placers. Now, the source oil all that gold
the quartz veins-are being developed. This
has resulted in a numDer OF good paying mines
which have already yielded from $50 900 to $780,
900 each. Valuable discoveries and strikes are
constantly being made. 1t is fine and safe Held
for investment and mining operation.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28
Masonic Splurge.


The Masonic lodge of Weiser was
in special session last evening, the
occasion being the con ferring of the
third degree on w q Fritter, of the
Weiser Mercantile company Burt
Venable, G S Lovellnd, D G Chase,
Peter Pence, Tim Drscoll and T. II
e. Mcdonald, brothers of the Pay
cite lodge, came down and took part
in the amusements At the close of
the communication, Mr. Frittcr in
vited the members assembled to re-
pair to the room in the rear of the
store, where two large tables were
arranged, and the guests were served
with refreshments which had been
prepared by Mesdames Fritter, Stew
art, Snow aud McCrae. The happy
event was concluded by few remarks
on the part of different persons
present, and after all shaking hands
with the host and hostess the home
way WAS wended.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28

Indian Valley is of the many beautiful
valleys of Washington county. 1t is almost in
the center OF the county, has the same general
pleasant climate, and some of the most beautiful
and valuable farms III the county found here
Good schools and thriving aud growing popu-
iatlon. vale well bit Tor man TO live in.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28
COU NCIL.

Council valley in one of the many beautiful
spots in Washington county that offer good
pleasant home for industrious settlers. Its
main resources agriculture and stock raising
Can find good market for products in surround
ing mining districts when are developed.
Quite well populated. Has district schools, stores
and hotel. (See Advertisements.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-28

Now is your time 10 buy overshoes,
rubbers, etc, for Winter at the Cost
Sale. NJ. Il. Sommercamp d Co.