The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-06-24

Several persons from WeiserS will
attend the Salt Lake Jubilee.
Many people will go from Weiser
to attend the celebration at Salubria
The Weiser Mercantile Co. have
put mammoth sign in front of their
store. II
Mrs. Louis Sommer is in San Fran
cisco and Mrs j. w. Lapish is in
Denver
Morris Sommer drew fine road
cart in the San Francisco Examiners
recent drawing.
Charles Hinze and son, Herman,
were down from Pay cite last Monday
on business visit.
Miss Minnie Sears went to Boise
on Yesterdays train in company with
the Endcavor delegates.
Quite n number from Payette,
Vale and Huntington were the guests
of Weser on circus day.
Secretary of State Lewis has fav-
ored us with q copy of the laws
passed at the last session.
Mrs. o. NJ. Harvey entertained II
number of lady friends last Friday
afternoon in very pleasant manner.
A. Sears, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Fannie, attended the
G. A. r. meeting in Boise last week.
The 18-months old son of Mr.. ahd
Mrs. Otto Strobe. of the Oregon
side, fell from chair and broke Its
leg last Monday.
Mckinley badges are worn much
on the elbows, and are principally
square much like the Cleveland
badges of last year. v
N. f. Kimball returned Monday
from Boise where he had been IN at
tendance at the G A r. meeting.
He made the trip overland.
The Episcopal ladies secured
Foor's tent and conducted an ice
cream stand near the circus tent.
They were very well satisfied Will
the financial results II
Governor Steunenberg has appoint.
ed W. f. Sommercamp, of Weiser, MS
one of the delegates to the Gold Min
ing Convention which meets in Den
yer in a couple of weeks.
A prisoner who is in Jail for 81
days for grand larceny, tried to break
out while the guards were all away tC
the circus. He was industriously
digging big hole in the brick wal
when found
Livingston, the man with the pv,,.s
has gone on down the river, statln,
that he would 90 as far us Hunting
ton and give it away if he could no
sell it, but that he would not attemp
to 90 through the canyon.
Our Salubria contemporary, in il
last two issues, published the arriv;
of the Seven Devils smelter at We
t ser. When the smelter arrives, til
= SIGNAL will tell you about it. U
e to present date we have only smeltei
photographer Marsh will start fc
. the upper country next week, maxim
d Salubra on July Bird and Council q
: the 9Th He will probably spend I'll
. greater part of the summer in IL
: northern country. We can chez
It fully recommend him as fine artis
u II. W. Bates returned last 'Satu
,, day from a two weeks stay in Il
u Seven Devils district Engine,
. Clark still has his corps of surveyo
% in the field They have gone to Il
p" Seven Devils end to run the liz
u this way and meet the survey whe
u suspended at Council.
y, w. f. Lees and Miss L. Bel
- Gaddis, both of Vale, Oregon, we
+, married in Weser last Tuesday e
= ening by Rev Webb, of the Episc
> pal church. Mr.. Lees is editor
. the District Silver Advocate, whi'
~ is published at Vale, and Miss GA
. dis has been the principal of the pu
= lie schol there. Happiness TO both.
err Mr. Waterbury, gentleman fro
Willamette valley, has been in w
ser for a week investigating o
n prospects with view to locati
10 here in the boot and shoe bushes
He has decided to stay and has lea
u ed corner east of the Hotel Weis
ID and is putting up a building in wifi
he will soon be ready to make n
90 repair boots and shoes.
D. Business was lively in Weiser
around on circus day The rush n
Jam was similar 10 the Attn Of |;
July. 1t is good for a town to ge
10. big crowd together once in a viii
he and good for the people who get
in gether The advice of our Salub
DIV, ueighbor for people to stay aw
,ss from Weiser was apparently unhe'
of ed, as the visitors from the up
nm country were exceedingly numero
,as Call for Liberty Bell Shoes,
ner Sommercamp's.
The Latest styles in Shirt waists, DR.
? it patterns, trimmings, Ladies' Coll
The and Cuffs, Wash goods and N
~ IT, wear just opened Mt Sommercamps
I'VE Navar l,uv until vou asl< tho pri