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

OI'ttc nllue lnSpeclOr l1cSbilpS, Oh |
Silver City, arrived in Weser yestcr-
day and left for Warren this morning.
The w. 7. X club will meet with
Mrs. Haas, Saturday afternoon at
2: 80. Mrs. W. W. Riggs, president
Mrs. A. Mclaughlin, of San Fran
cisco, is in Woiser visiting her aunt,
Mrs Rebecca Mccullough, and other
relatives.
Miss Estella Patterson arrived
from Warren last Saturday on her
way to her home in Belle Plain,
Kansas. 4
Miss Kate Cope is teaching a
school on Mann creek. Miss Flor.
cnce Freeman has opened the Crystal
Bottom school,
Haas Bros. increase their ad this
week to correspond with their in
creasing business. Wciser Phar
macy has something new to say.
Crawford peaches from G. NJ Xix
on, melons from Frank Hubbard and
grapes from Sol Jeifreys were Incl
dents at the SIGNAL Office during the
week.
james GerwicE and family have
moved to Weiser for the winter.
They are occupying the house vacated
by j. II. Wolfe, who has moved &c
Baker City.
Alexander McDougal of the firm
of McDougal g. McLynn, iron found
ers, Baker City, was in Weiscr thi:
week looking after business for hi'
firm, which is furnishing the Aver
building
Many persons refuse credit now a
days when offered 10 them, and hav
resolved to live strictly within thei
means This is pleasant contras
with the methods of business tia
we're in vogue few years ago.
The boom of prosperity has struc
New York. a husband, accordin
TO report, was sold by his wife TO
$50, cash in hand The chances ar
he would not have brought owe
81 Is under Cleveland's admins
, tralion.
California physicians who claim t
cure drunkenness by the injection {
|; horse blood into the veins of the pi
3 tient could effect speedier and MOI
e permanent cure if they could devi.
IL. some means for injecting horse sen,
A into their craniums.
s Weiscr public school started l
C last Monday with - pupils in a
S tendance and more to come. III
9 patrons and parents of childr'
it should remember that their ov
hearty cooperation is necessary
~ gain the best results in the pub
school of Weiser.
Ben Wilson, who once ran for 60
r. ernor in Idaho, went to Lond
about two years ago to sell his min
located in the Boise Basin. He ]
turned to Boise City few days .
and acknowledges that he was bu
coed by the bloody Brilishcrs to I
tune of $50, 600. Free Press.
Mrs A. r. Lindburg, of Nebrasl
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
D. Burnley, in Weiscr, for wee
She went to Payette Tuesday NJ
Lindburg's husband died, leavi
r her large hardware business whit
being unable to sell, she has he
!. conducting herself. She is pleas
\ with Idaho and desires TO come In
Il TO live.
The Young men of Wciscr Acade
are to organize n military compg
the first of the year. Uniforms {
he obtained ut low price. TIL
suits are appropriate for all uscs, +
will take the place of an ordin
Il suit, being commonly worn by
% students. Any students who dies
: the uniforms will kindly moi
n Messrs Frank Douglas and Gil
l. Shawhan, who will give them {
information desired.
Claude B. HAWTHORN, son OF J.
HAWTHORN, met with serious a
dent, in which he narrowly escal
being burned alive, last Monday
Astoria, Oregon. 1t was caused
the explosion Of gasoline, which