The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Vim. Percifield and wife came
down Tuesday from Saluhria

Nerve HAWTHORN is up from Asto.
ria on visit to old Weiser once more.
He is dumbfounded at the progress
the town has made.
\ Morris Sommer returned from
SanFrancisco yesterday. He pur-
chased his spring stock while away
and also had splendid time.
= The new bridge over the Weisel
slough is now completed and trave
is drawing breath of relief. 1t is q
substantial structure and will stand
the racket many years.
Baker city papers speak very high
ly of the Sanford Dodge company,
which plays Damon and Pythias
here tomorrow night and Richard
III. Saturday night.
SIGNAL correspondents this week
state that Riel Wilson is once more
in the mercantile business. This
time at Council His many friends
over the county wish him success.
The SIGNAL has the best staff of
correspondents of any paper in the
state. You need the SIGNAL and the
SIGNAL needs another correspondent
or two in localities not now repre-
scented.
The Statesman has brought out
Frank Harris as one of the candi-
dates for the judgeship of the Third
Judicial district Frank says this is
the first intimation he has had in the
matter and supposes it is the same
with the other gentlemen mentioned
in connection.
The January and February issue
of the Academy Search Light a. 600
copies is out from the SIGNAL office
this week and continues its able work
in the interests of the Academy.
The valuable contents should carry.
If possible, even more interest to the
eastern people who receive it than To-
cally,-as much at least
- Herman Bradshaw surprised the
SIGNAL man last week with box of
superhly handsome apples raised on
his Thousand Spring Valley farm
The lot consisted of Arkansas Blacks.
New York Pippin and Ben Davis.
They were of such superior quality
and so beautiful in appearance that
half the lot has since found its way |
to parties in New York who will ap-
preciate the present.
Irwin Mickey and jeff Anderson
called on the SIGNAL last Saturday
The boys left that day for the gold
helds OF Alaska and prior to their
departure they called to state that
they had made more promises to
write letters than they could pos.
sibly fulfill and to seek the good
offices of the SIGNAL through which
they will address letter to all their
friends at once, in due time.
: Two Mormon elders are proselvt-
ng among the people in the vicinity
VI Weiser, with view of LOCATING n
Mormon colony in this neighborhood !
The elders have spent number of
months in the northern part of the
county and it is about settled that
colony will locate on Bear creek and
probably one in Indian valley. They
are industrious people, at least and
have brought development wherever
hey have settled.
j. K. Thomas has letter from his
nephew in Nevada Co. Mo, and the
gentleman desires to come to this
promising young country. Mr. Lo-
gan (the nephew Is proprietor of the
lem City Fruit Farm of 100 acres
me of the finest properties in that
'ection, which is now for sale Mr.
logan and his father have made :,
splendid success of the fruit business
IN large commercial scale and if
hey come to Weiser it will be of 5
'reat benefit to our fruit interests
s their extensive practical experience a
viii he a great aid, and when they i
nee view fruit possibilities they new. a
+ saw or heard the like of befor. :
hey are sure to be moved bv pas, 5
ssocialions and take hand them a
elves. Come on, Logan, and hurry u
p. i
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