The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-08-05
LOCAL NEWS.

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Ned Hasbrouck visited his former
home of Weiser this week.
Grouse hunting is fashionable
since the open season has arrived.
If you want bicycle you are in
terested in what Chas. Irons has to
say this week
Miss Minnie HAWTHORN and Miss
Anna Hawthorn are visiting in Port
land and Astoria.
John Pattison will soon open a
lumber yard on the corner opposite
the Ennor corral.
There is talk of big ball game
between Council and Salubria teams
for purse, during the Council races.
Mrs. Will Lane is spending few
weeks visiting with her uncle, V. d.
Hannah of Weiser. Boise Statesman
Morris Sommer has received the
road cart which was won by him in
the San Francisco Examiner draw
ing
Walt Lyons exhibited his black
smith skill last week, while fixing
the big wagon to haul the Warren
boiler, in welding and setting the
$50 pound tires
Gordon's brick yard is being fairly
ravaged in order to supply building
material to Payette, Weiser, Hunt.
lngton and Baker city He will have
another kiln ready soon.
Mrs. Gwinn, of Caldwell, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs j. II. HAWTHORN.
ut Weiser, while Monte is junketing
over the state as Grand Chancellor
of the Knights of Pythias.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gerry Snow, accom-
panied by Mrs G. W. Townley, have
gone to Warren to spend week or
two. Mrs. Townley expects to re-
main in Warren Il month or so.
John Hancock, who was down
this week, states that the preparations
being made for the Council races are
such as to promise one of the biggest
meetings ever held in the county.
Miss May Sanborn, of Landenvilie
Ohio, has been visiting her cousin,
Mrs G. Nj. Warehouse, of Weiser
for week past She came west to
attend the Christian Endeavor meet
ing ut San Francisco.
Mr. P. p. Shelby late Genl West
ern manager of the Great Northern
Il X made Weiser a two DAYS visit
last week and may possibly identify
more fully with us in the
near future.
The Weiser depot is fairly buried
beneath the piles of freight dumped
On the platform daily by the trains.
The stream of goods flowing to the
upper country and the carloads com
ng to Wcser indicate progress and
development ,,
Andrew Riggs sent the SIGNAL a
rood supply of peach plums this -.
beaters. A. f. Hit !,
contributed a box Of pears, apricots /
nd plums which were fine. If he Z
ends like collection to the Horti.
ultnral Exhibit it will be success
Nels Swanson, of Bear, was in
Veiser this week after more goods
or his store there. Mrs. Frank il
NTH, widow of his late partner, o
'as also down to make application 1
Or papers of administration on her v
eceased husband s estate. II
Mr.. Will Mcmillan, Genl. ACT of Il Il
ne q. b. & Q. freight department., !.
Salt Lake, is In our town this Is
eek calling on our business men and v
resentlng the advantages of the Bur :
ngton over other routes, and Mr.. M 7
under all circumstances a credit |
ole representative. n
Geo. Ebert has bought the build. IS
y recently erected by Waterbury e. -
rlplow and has moved his shoe shop =
'erein. Mr.. Ebert has been Wei
RS only and reliable cobler for
ears and is always sure of plenty of de de-
islness here. His friends hope for ii,
to be always on the increase :, =
Burnett, of Montana, was down Y
is week for the first time since 90 |
g into Seven Devils last spring m
went on to Montana but will re- |
I'm soon. He recently made a rich L
rlke on his mine above Huntlev's. CT
is stated that he procured $3.50 in ioI
Id from % pounds of rock. There ne ne
expected to be rush Just as soon at
the miners in the Klonkyke coun- A
learn the news.
Sommercamp's ad this week makes 10
attempt, it couldn't if it did. to
you what you can do at their