The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-07-22

preach III OF. LuhcS cuuIcu OH LUIS
day evening, July 9th. All are
cordially invited TO be present at this
service.
Styles & Choat sent us in speci-
men of apricots on the limb this
week which is another cllncher on the
statement that we have the best fruit
section in the world. ~
VIM. Black was in Weser this
week to make final proof on his Hor-
net creek place. He was accom-
panied by his witnesses, Madison
Elliott and Robert White. n
Gordon has loaded ten cars of
brick for Baker and Huntington. His
big kiln just burned has market for
more than 1t contains and the second
kiln will be pushed AS fast as pos
sibe. n
r Bolon has just completed one
of the largest skitrs on the Snake. 1t
is handsomely painted, is named W.
j. Bryan, holds II. people and rides
like bird. They will fish for stur
geon.
Tom Kimbrough has been down
from Wilburus for several days put
ting up hay on the place he purchased
from Mrs. Glasscock-the place with
the big grove across the Weiser wag-
on bridge.
Bob Gee, of Montpelier, who ac-
companied Fred Heald on his trip in
to Ruthburg last summer, attempted
to commit suicide few days ago.
He shot himself in the head, the
bullet coming out his right eye, de-
stroying it, Family troubles.
Charles Hopf, young miner at
Silver City, dropped a cigarette
spark in his box of giant caps and
the frightful explosion which followed
mangled him so that he died in a few
minutes. He was married about six
weeks ago
Senator Fred Dubois and com
mlttee of his friends give reception
to Mr. and Mrs. Vim. j. Bryan a
Blackfoot, on the 23th The Sena
tor remembered II number of his
, friends here with an invitation, thu
SIGNAL editor among the rest.
Mrs. Il X Corbett and children
; have gone to Weiser for six week
visit with her parents Mr. Corbet
will probably put in the next two o
three months either in Silver City o
I in freighting between that point an,
: Guffey. Caldwell Record. Il
Tx Postmaster Tim Driscoll an,
Mrs. Sarah p. Gorrle, of this city
. were united in marriage by Rev q
w. Huett last Thursday evening a
{ the home of the bride. -Payette In
{ dependent. The bride is the daughte
Il of MIR. and Mrs. Il. r.. Utley, c
Mann creek.
lis reported that Joe Johnsto
the ex railroad superintendent,
still in Boise and that he is workin
> on patent washing machine propt
sition. 1t is to be hoped that JOSEF
may succeed in bringing forth an il
vention that will renovate his ow
bedraggled character -Payette Ii
dependent. n
Burt Venable and family, of Il
al Payette Independent, came down {
Saturdays train Miss Carrie Tayl'
had them in charge and took Il
10 party to her delightful home {
70 Mann creek, where they RENAME
until Monday. Poor Burt fell in t
10 irrigating ditch and had to stay 0
30 in the sun until his pants got dry b
10 fore going to the house
~ Il. NJ. Barton visited Silver CT
M and DeLamar last week, and secur
90 teamster 10 take in the great boil
90 for the Idaho Consolidated Gold CO
w at Warren. Local frcighters W
~ haul the lighter freight, hut some
90 the heavy pieces will be taken
freighters from the outside who ma
as business of moving heavy n
70 chinery.
,io Jim Patton, the ruslling contra
"a or, was in town yesterday and
~ forms us that he has the cOntri
10 for 24x60 brlck for John Banks
it Pay etc, and two bricks at Huntir
af- ton, one for Frank Maskre and {
for Dufey q Albcrson The br
for all three will 90 from Gordo
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