The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1897-10-07
LOCAL NEWS.
G. 7. White, Dentist, Weiser.

G. T. White, Dentist, Weiser. 4
Leary, the tailor, will make you a
suit from $14 up,
Joseph Perrault, of Boise, was
appointed surveyor general of Idaho
on the 4th inst.
The brick work on the Ayers
block was finished Monday noon and
the roofers are at work. The build
ing is to be ready for business by
November 1st,
Fred Morris is back from Warren.
He will not return until spring. Fred
is an old resident and reports the
present condition and future outlook
the best he has ever known.
Several new dwellings are building
and there is not yet vacant house in
town. Contracts for some larger
buildings are mentioned but are with
held from publication by request.
Mr.. Seeley, who is renting the Alb
bolt place, brought in box of very
fine peaches last Thursday, for which
we extend thanks. Other products
from the place this year are very fine.
Born, near Weiser, Saturday, Oct
End, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Knight,
twins, boy and girl. Mr.. Knight is
II years old. ebay unto day utter
eth speech, but night unto Knight
showeth knowledge. "
Work on Werneth's big brewery is
going steadily on and the solid rock
foundations and walls present very
substantial appearance. Stone will
be principally used in this building,
taken from Block point quarry.
The faculty and students of Weiser
Academy desire to express their most
hearty thanks to the State Horticul-
tural Society and its exhibitors for
the generous gift of vegetables and
fruit. The thoughtful courtesy is
most heartily appreciated
Hoodlum exhibitions have long
since ceased to be popular or toler-
ated in Weiser The one Saturday
night was n very feeble demonstra.
ton and too much Il failure to be no.
ticed, except, as suggestion to the
parties interested, that even sucL
weak follies sometimes end in dis
grace.
H. w. Dunton, of Boise, was in
the city attending to business in the
district court, and in company witt
H. u. Johnson, made the SIGNAL s
pleasant call. These gentlemen are
in no way connected with the colony
mentioned elsewhere, who arrived OIL
the same train. Appearances are
sometimes deceiving.
Mrs. Curl has the most complet,
stock of ladies hats ever offered il
Weiser-a full line all in style, boil
ladies' and children's, and at price.
to suit. 1t is the most attractive
stylish and satisfactory display eve
made here. The parlors will be opel
Saturday evening to accommodate,
those who cannot call during the day
G. d. Morton, who visited Chicago
as delegate to the home seeker,
convention, returned Saturday. III
reports that the limited exhibit o
fruits, ETC., from here caused mucl
comment. The prevailing opinion
being that this was frigid zone
with very limited agricultural capac
ity. A little time and this and few
other equally absurd delusions will
be dispelled. A coming greatness
is preferable to past glory.
The FIRST frost fell on the night O
the Bird inst, and the present vari
gated appearance of Vegetation i
suggestive of the ''melancholy days,
but not to the extent it is in othe
lands. Here are no meadows brow
and sere AS yet spring like verd
ure predominates, and clear, delight
full sunny days An ideal time il
which to gather from the fields, or
chards and gardens the bountiou