The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-05-26
L. p. Maryatt is erecting wind
mill at his place south Of town.

L. p. Maryatt is erecting wind
mill at his place south Of town.
Schas is moving his clothing stock
into the building lately vacated by
Sommercamp.
Speaking OF war songs, isn't there
an old one that mentions the Spanish
cavalier and his retreat?
Until due notice is given to the
contrary we will be pleased to accept
cash on subscription at this Office.
"Dixie" is popular in the North
and "Yankee Doodle" is heard with
pleasure "Down South these days.
Machinery for the Smith Brothers
mills at Salubria still keeps arriving
at Weiser and going northward by
freight teams.
No move for the observance OF
Memorial day in the usual beautiful
and touching manner has yet been
heard Of in Weiser.
We can furnish the best and latest
form OF mining locations notices to
prospectors or miners Call and get
some before you go to the hills.
Everybody should read advertise
ments Some Of tue most important
information in the paper is often
found in the advertising columns.
Fishing in the mountain streams is
now good and fish stories are in order.
Any sort of one will do for the angler
to tell when he comes in town with O
. fine string Of trout.
3 Our new job press has been install
led in the office and the SIGNAL il
better than ever able to meet the de-
, mands of the country for printing oI
all kinds.
Ripe Strawberries have been pick
: ed in the fat land OF Weiser for more
J. than a week. 1t was on the 17tl
:; that Mrs Thos. Jeffreys presented
the SIGNAL with the first box OF the
season.
!. There are liars, and there are 9th
ers. One of the latter class writes
a from Mexico under recent date tha
hailstones weighing three pounds fel
II there during severe storm thi
+ spring.
/ The individuals who usually spent
all their lives telling editors how the
l. ought to run their papers will nov
|. give the editors a rest in order to tel
| the government how to fight the wal
d and the editors are helping them.
- A Georgia man who was expecte
:, to die recently lived an extra day Q
two in order TO have his funeri
!, sermon preached 30 that he migl
:, hear it. He should have saved hin
- self this trouble by going into pol
- tics and reading the newspapers.
Last week Ed Barton hung beat
tiful awning in front Of the postoffil
m and the barber shop. A couple
l. days later it caught fire in some my
,r terious manner and burned lare
It hole before the blaze was extinguisl
I'd ed, necessitating some new cloth f
ty repairs.
ss Weser wool sheds are beginnir
TO groan with the Washington coun
product Barton's sheds are full ar
ng the open air fast being filed up Br
IN terfield's will soon be full The cr'
IL this year will be a quarter OF IN
We lion pounds over last season.
=, Jim Pringle and John Martin, t
=, foremen here for couple Of yea
"a or more, leave this week for ne
- sections-Jim to Mt. Home and 10
IN to Olds Ferry. The Weiser Maso
,si. ic Lodge loses its present master
81 Jim and a good member in John.
A little six-year old girl in ST.
day school in Oregon was asked wi
m she remembered OF the story abb
use Samson and the Phillistines, whe
for upon she promptly replied: &C
Ex- sailed into the bay in the night q
'r' nr at daybreak opened fire on the
edy Isunk eleven OF their warships "
WEI the jawbone Of an ass; he then te
sns, some prisoners who had never see
~ 'S II razor. bombarded the town, and Il
rood up five baskets of fragments;
are then told them he would set his
as q on the bay, so that whenever t
H.. H.. saw it they could remember
:. Maine.