The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-07-01
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The delegates to the state Chris
tian Endeavor returned home Satur-
day.
Wild Clayborn returned from Ari-
IONA last Sunday. His wife died
while there.
Levi Keithley, of Middle valley,
was welcome visitor ut the SIGNAL
Office Monday.
Council valley will have n huge
time next Monday. Council is pat
riotic if it is anything.
1t is a sight to look at some of the
bearing cherry trees IN this vicinity,
in l. Nj. Harris orchard for Instance.
Some one, who should be there,
may be left out of the directory. If
so please notify us before next issue.
Speaking Of memories well, John
Cobb is having one built of brick.
W. w. Shelley is experimenting the
job.
John Ayers went to BOISE last
week, returning Sunday. Alfred Eotf
came down with him on business
matters.
Miss Mayme Carr, who has been
attending school at McMinnville, col
lege, is visiting her mother, Mrs. f.
W. Wood.
Cloth lined pocket envelopes never
wear out, and are especially made for
carrying papers in the pocket. 8
cents each at SIGNAL office.
Miss Dora Hard, who graduated
from the Weiser Academy two weeks
ago, has been selected ms assistant
teacher in the South Boise school.
. Mr. Marsh has gone to Salubria.
He will be there on the Bird and al
Council on the 9TH. He will spend q
month or two in the upper country
before returning.
Burglars took a panel out OF The
rear door of Louis Sommer's stor'
Msnday night and, effecting an en-
trance, took some jewelry and few
pairs of gloves.
Gerry Snow is the local agent 70
the New York Life, and has writer
I $2S, 600 in Weiser the past tire
weeks. This is an extraordinary hi
business.
Mrs. Curl will soon depart 70
Portland to spend couple of month
in wholesale millinery house. Whe
she returns she will bring back bi
stock of millinery.
The offices of the Mining and Sc
. entific Press have been removed fror
220 to $50 Market street, San Frar
cisco, Cal. the finest bushes locatio
in the city.
d Messrs Barton and Sommercam
g did wise and patriotic thing in tai
ing the contract to haul the Ware
f machinery at figure which may
q losing one, in order to keep it her
Assessor Allison is liz town after
= pleasure trip through the Snake riv
s breaks between Brownlee and her
Live stock will stray Off where Il
Y assessor has to work to find them.
e a good many will go to Salubr
, for the Fourth. They always have
70 good time there. A base ball mir
d has been scraped toget Their here in o
m der to amuse the Salubra boys.
Among those down from Payet
D. on circus day we noticed Mrs. p .
J. Devers, Dave Lamme, John Toe
ID and Bill Coughanour Bill came I
D.. through with the circus from Bots
w without making any stop at his hon
/ Our wool sheds are empty-hy t
= way we notice the Boise Statesm
credits Weiser with $50, 600 pound
i. 1t would not have been much trout
for it to have looked in the SIGN
and observed the figures for l, SO
900
Miss Ruby Peyton left Tuesday
her Owyhee home. The hills
Silver smile again and every gul
holds sunlight. Believe it is a lit
gloomy around here, now. Mas
Walter Sommercamp accompani
her.
Raynor Coakley and Don Numb
gave a show and menagerie Tuesd
which was one of the greatest agg
cations of modern wonders e.
brought together by showmen of th
years. Nor tongue nor pen cot
re. tell the wonderful sights there v
Mt. to see. Among the chief attracti'
was D wonderful performing era