The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-03-03

to Price Valley.
New ads of Riggs u Gcrwick, G.
.. D. store and Haas Bros.
The Riggs house has been treated
to new front coat of paint.
Messrs. Opp & Davis have their
lumber yard at the old Odds stand,
which they have leased.
Thos. E. Kelly is building an ex-
tension to his lumber sheds and in
creasing the capacity of his yard.
- Married, at the residence of the
brides parents on Monroe creek, Mr..
Albert Fort and Miss Lulu Turnage.
| Haas Bros received two cars of
goods this week consisting Of piows,
cultivators, harrows, hacks and wa
CONS.
- Plating of chiffons, laces, etc.,
done to order at the Weiser Mercan-
tile Co. store. Young's patent plat
ers for saler
A glance in the direction OF the
residence of w b. Burrows indicates
that he is building two story addi-
ton to the same.
Chas. Stevenson. grand secretary
of Idaho Masons, is dead Grand
Master Waterhouse went to Boise to
ofiiciate at the interment
New subscribers and renewals to
the SIGNAL during the past week are
YIN. Lynch, Sol Barnett, s. Wer-
meth, Weiser; A. Mclaughlin, San
Francisco.
Another business change this week.
Mr.. John Rose has purchased the
interest Of John o Peters in the store
and hereafter the firm will be Hart
ley & Rose.
1900 pounds Of new job stock re-
ceived by the SIGNAL this week
Bring in your orders for fine work
No clearheaded business man will use
stale old rubber stamp.
Earle Seeley has removed his con-
fectionery store into the room hereto
fore occupied by ELEPHANTS law Office
: Mr. Oliphant has placed an addition
on the rear for his Office
r. For riding upon the sidewalks and
I making other disturbances, Marion
e Page was arrested and fined Gnclud-
e ing costs) $31 this week. 1t would
e be good idea for others to take note
8 of the matter
i I. f. Smith and Alex Houlahan
. attended the silver republican meet
d ing at Boise. During the conference
7 resolution was passed adopting the
v three addresses recently issued from
$ Washington (see last week $ SignaD
:, Paynton, the timer, has moved
y his shop to the wool warehouse
e This was done in expectancy of the
occupation of the Masonic building by
Geo. Davis with harness, but it il
o stated that he will not now opel
v here.
nh The Mountain Home Bulletin says
Lon Lape and party returned Satur
day evening from their chase OF wilt
~ horses and donkeys down on Snak
river. They safely corraled abou
200 horses and 100 donkeys.
er The Albion Times says: Ora,
m wolves are causing stock men in til
Little Basin country considerable
n trouble. Mr. Perky informs us tia
ST four of these animals have been see
- in that section and that they hav
W killed several head of stock for Fran
Bedke and others.
We Georges operate Colored Mir
strels will be here again on Saturda
C. March 18th. This company come
to again this year stronger and bette
he than last year AS everybody wa
ny pleased with the darby show Las
ey season, we are sure every person VIII
attends will get the worth of the
money this time.
A meeting of some Of the bushes
&c men was held Tuesday night to tai
81 evaporator. MIR Gorham, mentione
some time ago in the SIGNAL, wi
ba put in an evaporating plant here wit
IL capacity of 25, 600 pounds Of gree
fruit per day, to cost $4,000, an
m will take $500 of the stock il I'll
balance will he taken here He pr,
fers to have local interest in he bus
ness through joint stock company.
he Gillespie has gone to survey
of railroad line down the Snake for I'll
10 navigators The running of s mile
IL I, to the foot Of Bay Horse was an &C
D. mission that they conId not navigal
from Bay Horse TO Huntington an
survey the whole distance down I'll
er. Snake is an admission on the part {
~. the ship builders that the whole boz
he scheme is a failure. Sooner or late
all frauds, like murder, come
- light
re- In an interview with Salt Lal