The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-11-18

Boise valley Tuesday.
MI jackson returned from Oregon
Saturday to SETTLE up his business
here. We hope he will return here
TO settle after he gets all he wants oil
emily Klondyke. Mr. Hutchinson
Tue gentleman who bought MIR Jack |
sons pleasant home, has arrived with
his family from Cassa county. Thew
are old friends of Mr.. Horns family
Welcome, neighborsl
Isaac Rambo and his brother, who
had not met for many years, are en-
Joylng visit together. Mr.. Rambo
ana his son came in from Star with his
sister, Mrs Rynearson. Their mother
remained at Star, where she will
spend the winter with relatives.
MIR. Locke, of Cottonwood, has
been over to Crane on business and
passed here Friday.
Mr. Roe and wife, formerly of
Silver City, but now located near
Bacon valley, were in Indian valley
recently after fruit and vegetables.
Owen Van Dyke was here Friday
from Hornet.
The case OF Rambo vs. Bailey came
up for hearing in Justice Wilkerson's
court Friday. Frank Harris and r
Il. Wilson, attorneys. | believe the
matter was compromised. A feed
bill was the bone of contention.
Geo. Leighton has arrived with his
three bands of sheep. His herders,
Bob Barber, Jake Corel and Amos
Anderson, are Indian valley boys
and we are glad to see them back.
The Klondyke fever is spreading.
A message came yesterday for the
relatives of Mrs Rufus Anderson
who was thought to be dying.
Nov 9.
There has been considerable rain the
past week and the roads between here
Salubria are in bad condition.. the cul-
verts especially needing attention.
Haworth and Under are finishing up
their drives, having shipped over 1000
head of hogs.
Mrs. Harlan has returned from visit
with Arthur Robinson's family at Lick.
The new church building was raised
Friday.
Robt. Mcpherson has returned from
Payette where he went on bus ness for
Geo Leighton.
Mrs Upchurch and Miss Spoor were
visiting in SaIubria yesterday. The
latter is going to Payette for few weeks
visit.
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evening in the Mickey schoolhouse.
Tom Murphy and wife have moved
onto the Shearer place, below A pine.
Mrs Sncw was visiting in Salubra
Sunday.
There is much complaint of the dep
relations of cayotes, which seem to IN
| IN, and h.lAnacc I'm
man on Crane is said to have killed
fifty of these ANIMALS last winter
Miss Clark. of Boise, is teaching schoo
in the Mickey district.
Mr. Corel has rented the Wheelhous'
place ON Crane Creek for the coming
season.
Frank Murphy has rented Bob Bar
ber's farm for three years understand
Bob has sold his sheep, preparatory u
going to Kiond, Ike.
VIM. Eccles is building nice hous
on his farm near David Allson's. eas
Of Salubrla
L. j. Davis starts today for visi
with relatives in Oregon and California
He. too, has the Alaskan gold fever.
Mrs Geo Hancock who died AT Cour
Gil lart week. was for several years
resident of Indian Valley.
Mrs Hill has finished her visit her
and returned home accompanied by lit
ne ice Miss Mickey.
} Geo. Logan has been attending
business in Weser the past week.
There will be Il social dance at til
school house in the lower district o
Crane creek on the 18th.
Poteet Bros are getting ready
move their sheep to Payette for til
winter.
I understand lady from Orego
is expected 10 arrive here in time
begin school in district No 6 on MOI
n day next. This district is quite lars
=, and there is considerable talk of d
viding it.
II Mrs. A. Lindsay and neice we
e visiting in Salubria valley Sunday al
J. Monday.
A. Adams has been in Middle va
% lev for several days past
G. B. Lindsay is over at Gran
u doing some carpenter work for NJ
Kennedy.
t. Fred Anderson has hired for a ye
ut to Mr.. Leighton.
:, 1t is time for turkeys to feel sad
Nov 16, 1887.
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