The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-21

Mrs. N. M. HAWTHORN has returned
from visit to BOISE
Mrs. W. c. Fritter visited at Ro;se
during the fair and acted as one Of
the judges.
Jim Gray has cut strip of his
land on the east side next to the road
into town lots and is placing them ON
the market.
Work in the second degree at Ma
sonic Lodge next Saturday evening
All Masons in good standing invited
TO be present.
u. |. Asbury, editor of the Grant
County Oregon News, and wife
were in Weiser a couple of DAYS this
week, the guests of Mrs Rebecca
Mccullough.
G. W. Hancock, Council valleys
merchant, was in town the first of the
week The store is doing the same
rushing business now which has
marked the season throughout.
A play is in course of incubation
Which is to be conducted entirely by
ladies. II lady characters and not
man in it. The ushers will be ladies',
and there will be a full lady or
chestra.
At Oakley, Idaho, 11-year-old
girl went out to hunt the cows. The
horse came home without her, aud
was splashed with mud and water.
Search disclosed her dead body COW
cred with mud in gully.
Messrs. Dolsen and Snyder, of
New York, who went up to look at
the Copeland placer ground at the
head of Long valley, returned Mon
day and went East. The purchase
will probably be made. b
There are rumors of a large saw
mill to be put on the banks of the
Weiser near town 1t is said the
parties are contracting for l, 500, 900
feet of saw logs to be brought Gown
the river in the spring.
Miss Grace Garfield was recently
married at Long valley to VIM Hess,
of Caldwell Grace used to set bit
of type in the SIGNAL Office, and, with
her mother spent several months III
Weiser. The SIGNAL wishes hei
happiness.
Edgar Loherg, of Bear. clerk a
Nels Swanson's store, was in Weisel
Monday on his return from the Bots,
fair. He states that the approach o
winter makes no visible difference il
the number of people circulating il
that section.
Those who want to settle up theil
account with the SIGNAL with spuds
wheat, oats and other edibles goo,
for man and beast-or wood-shoult
call and see about it ut once. Wee
lust as leave take it now as afte
winter is over.
John McRoberts, of Middle val
lev, returned to Weiser Sunday ate
three weeks visit in Iowa, Nebras
ka and Colorado. John was raise
near Des Moines and has not see
the old places for 81 years. 1t
needless to say he couldn't recognize
the country or the people.
w. G. Fritter is home, resplenden
with the honor of having secured til
fat mans prize at the Walla Wall
Fruit Fair. He brought check ft
50. 900. from the New York Lift
{ PAYABLE to the benefclaries of How
ard X. Moore, who was killed b
lightning in this county last July.
} At the annual meeting of the stool
8 holders of the Bank of Weiser, hel
on the 18th inst, R. F. Butler, G. ,
Selwyn, L. NJ. Barton, W. +. Son
mercamp and j. W. Ayers we
, elected Directors for the ensuir
, year. Mr.. Butler and Mr.. Selwy
we're reelected president and CASH
respectively.
, The College of Idaho Athletic a
= sociation had its first meeting OF Il
season last week, and now there W
soon he a foot ball eleven in the CO
lege, which will likely try to wren
@ victory from the sturdy athletes
!. Weiser on November 20, Thanksgi
ing Day Success to you, boys
l. Caldwell Record.
V Residents of the Mineral dlstr'
d are sadly afflicted with no mail facl
d ties When Charles Flynn resign
as postmaster no one appeared an
IL ious TO take the Office and it was q
i continued nv the department. i