The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-09-16

with full and superior corps OF
teachers. Miriam Lee Hall has been
kalsomined, and the upper story will
be newly furnished. The outlook
for the year is very encouraging
Donald Brown, a merchant of
Scribner, Nebraska, is in Weiser in
specting our prospects. Lay low
there, we've probably got 'iml The
bait offered by the fat land Of Weiser
is seldom passed by.
Klondyke is a new word that has
been added to the American mining
parlance. Hereafter Klondyke will
bear the same significance as El Do
RADIO, Bonanza, and so forth A rich
camp will be a veritable Klondyke.
Mr.. Sam Farrer has finished har-
vesting a big crop, rented his place
and will go east for visit among old
friends in Missouri. Mrs Farrer
will spend some weeks in LaGrande
visiting friends. Sam is one of our
enterprising citizens, and We hope
his visit to Pike will be pleasant and
profitable, and safe return for both
to the best country on earth.
The Academy students who wish
military suits should have their meas
ures taken by Mr., Cordelle. Those
who desire the suits before the open
ing of the term should send their or
der, with the money, to the president
as soon as possible. Price of suits
including cap, sl2. 10, express charg-
es additional
One reason why people never pay
any attention to signs and advertise
ments daubed on old fences, stables
and bridges, is because they do not
know whethar they are reading the
advertisement of some firm that is
still in business or one that has been
dead for years. -
Schuyler Opp, of Topeka, Kansas,
is in Weiser, having joined Mr.. and
Mrs Davis of the same state. Messrs.
Davis & Opp have decided to cast
their lot with Weiser and will locate
here permanently. They have moi
yet made any investments or decided
what business they will go into.
They are young men of energy, good
business sense and some means-iust
the class of timber Weiser needs.
They are welcome here.
Rev. A. S. Hawkes. will TOMORROW
resign as pastor of the Congregation
al church. He has accepted an offel
of the perintendent of the academ.
at Weiser whereby he becomes an in
structor in the academy and an as
sistant in the pastoral duties of tn
church. Rev. and Mrs. Hawkes. hay
made many friends during their com
parative short stay in Mountain
Home who truly regret their remov
al. Mountain Home Republican.
An exchange says that man il
Arkansas, while crossing the road t
borrow his neighbours paper, was ru
down by hack and his doctor bill
amounted to more than the amour
of ten years subscription would com
TO. Now is the time to subscribe 70
j the SIGNAL. 1t gives all the count
and state news and is laboring carr
estly for the upbuilding of this sec
e ton.
A newspaper went to press late, an
! the makeup was dumping type in til
u forms at rapid rate. AS a resu
o the first part of an obituary motto
had been dumped in the form, an
d the next handful of type came Q
another galley describing a recel
% fire. 1t read in the paper "Tl
pail bearers lowered the body in
/. the grave, and it was consigned
,e the roaring flames. There were fey
70 if any regrets, for the old wreck b;
been an eyesore TO tho town I
~ years.
A large stock of mems rubber, {
: and Macintosh Overcoats will
= placed on sale next week. If you a