The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-08-19
LOCAL NEWS.

MRS. h. III. MIX ana son harry are
in Weiser visiting friends.
The new planer for Gates mill has
arrived and is now at the mill
T. l.. Wright, of Fort Scott, Kan
sas, left on the stage this morning for
Warren.
f. NJ Barton has erected large
warehouse on the Hotel Weiser's
grounds.
Mrs Chase and daughter Beth left
last week for two months visit at
Pocatello.
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Ida
no convenes at Boise on the 18th of
September.
The Grand Lodge, Knights of Ply
thias of Idaho, meets at Boise, Sep
TENDER 81.
Mrs G. NJ Hixon has been visit
ing few days at Gates mill, on
Mann creek.
j NJ Goodwin, of the Salt Lake
Tribune, was caller at the SIGNAL
Office Monday.
james Steele, of Portland, and T.
W. Bates left for the Seven Devils
this morning.
The Meridian Sun has the prettiest
name and the ugliest head Of any
paper in the state.
Thos. NJ. Jeffreys returned Friday
from visiting the schools in the up
per part of the county. n
Born. To Mr.. and Mrs. Chas f.
Fields, on the 9th inst, at Portland,
Oregon, u pound girl.
New crop wheat is coming, and
first lot was received at the mill yes
terday. Price 81 hundred.
Bob Sears knows what is good for
hungry printers, for he presented us
two fine ducks last Tuesday. Thanks,
Bob
Weiser may be "holding a candle
for the Devil, " but it wont be much
longer before we will drop it, or snuff
it out.
Weather hot, dry and dusty A
good rain would clear up the air and
make some people we know better
natnred. II
Newt Ripper is back to Weiser af
ter an absence of several years over
in Oregon. He is n son of Mrs. Sol
Jefrreys
John Cobbs, Norval Gorrie and
Prof. Lowe returned the first of the
week from their pleasure trip to the
Meadows.
Williams, the grocer, had some po-
tatoes on sale yesterday that were
good samples of Idaho's superiority
in this line.
Mrs NJ B Gwinn returned to her
home in Caldwell on Wednesday of
last week. Monte has returned from
his tour in the north.
Rev. f A. Paddock returned last
week from the east, where he has
spent several months in the interests
of the Weiser Academy.
Watermelons and cantelopes are
plenty and cheap. Fruit is sort of
between hay and grass now but will
be in the way before long.
james Sommercamp returned last
Thursday from few weeks visit in
Chicago and other points. Jim says
he enjoyed himself hugely.
WANTED On or about the first
of September, 20 girls or women to
pack fruit Apply at the SIGNAL Of
fee. HARRELL & MoULroN.
Ice cream and cake will be served
at the Photograph gallery next Sat.
urday afternoon and evening by Mrs
Edlin and Mrs. Shirley. For church
purposes.
Some of these young bipeds around
town who want to take four or five
dollars and be a blood, had better
content themselves with six bits and
be something else.
WANTED Lady or gentleman to
travel, appoint and drill sub-agents
in each county. Guaranteed salary
to right party. State age and ex-
perience. MRS. f. NJ. RIGGS, Man
ager, Weiser, Idaho.
Sommercamp's great closing out
and dissolution sale is the main at
traction these days, and the crowds
in attendance make other places look
lonesome. The only secret is, this
Is q nennine sale and of Nnsr ION