The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-08-26

pect, ana ffom TINS, also, seVeral
thousand pamphlets should be con
cisely prepared and kept on hand to
furnish parties desiring information.
1t would do a wonderful amount of
good and aid materially in bringing
the camp to the front at once.
Warren has nice little school this
summer taught by Miss Florence
Freeman This is her second season
and she gives such satisfaction that
she will be the teacher next summer
She has twelve scholars.
j. W. Shaifer has purchased Doug
Hoton' old stand and will conduct
the saloon all winter, during which
season it has usually been closed
e S. Church has secured the
building opposite Grostein's and has
just opened the "Snug Saloon. He
is fixing up the interior and making
Il very neat place. II
At Geo Riebold's hospitable home
at the Little Giant, Harry Scheiler
has a graphophone, which he has
liked to run 10y water power, which
is a great entertainment to visitors.
Among the many fine selections
turned out by the graph is a "cornet
solo by Mr. Fred Morris, the cele
brated cornetist, as announced by
the phone.
Brewer and Earl have leveled
ground for the erection of commo-
dious feed stable. v
Patterson & Kelley and Grostein,
merchants, are doing flourishing
business and keep wonderfully var
ied stock of goods, considering con
diIions of transportation.
Grostein's hotel is pleasant home
like place to stay. Meals are served
. in tasty manner and the cookery is
delicious.
There was pleasant picnic at tho
q May flower on Sunday, the 10Th. A
wagon load from the Little Clan
containing cakes, Harry Scheiler
=, good grub, Mrs Dolly Scheiler, mus
ical instruments and Miss Stella Pat
9 terson stopped at town and took OF
+ Mrs j w. Kelley and more musica
q instruments, and proceeded up War
rem creek. Fred Morris and tn
6 SIGNAL man went up in buggy. a
the mine there were John and Elme
# Patterson, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. Lo
=. johnson, Mrs. G. w. Townley an
q Miss Florence Freeman and more eat
e ables, and the children. VAN gath
., cred at the house of Elmer Patterso
q and the ladies' at once proceeded t
y heap long tables with an appallin
ID load of good things The afternoo
,e was passed in eating, music, singn
:. and cigars. II
Iv On August 9th VIM. GallaghC
a died in Warren. He was pione'
+ of the camp, having been here ft
ID over 30 years. He was a veteran {
~ the Mexican war and his more tina
an a quarter of a century in the cam
PC had caused him to be known and T.
~ spected by all. Those who can
m with the early excitement are slow
Elk but surely passing away. TSix
rv those who come in the sixties ha'
-r passed away in the last two years. ,
lv Nelse Miller, who fell from hor
p few days ago and broke his coll
de bone, which was set by some of t
I'D boys in camp, is improving and t
ire bone knitting in good shape. "
soon be as good rs ever.
lin On Tuesday night, 18th, one
,al the "hottest" dances of the seas
- took place, about fifteen ladies a
ID twice as many men being presel
he Five pieces Of music were furnish
no and the folks "burnt" the floor I'm
.rv about four in the morning.
W. o. Taylor is expected back {
ion cry day to pay off the dredge co
of pany men.
DR. Kings New Discovery for Oonsumpti
it,. This is the latest medicine in the We
~ for all forms Of coughs and colds and