The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-04-28

OPOCiat oAie VI VcuiiiS VI tne W ell
ser Mercantile Co. store next Satur-
day. Ladies expected from far and
near.
Great new stock of fine shoes,
gents summer hats and caps, and 9TH
er goods of the season, at Weiser
Mercantile Store next week.
Do not forget the vocal and instru-
mental recital to be given week after
next by Miss Clark and Mr. Hawkes.,
mentioned elsewhere in our issue.
Administrator Hixon has sold 81 |
acres of the Don Leavy estate at
$50 so sn acre, three miles from
Weiser. j. M. Fisher tue purchaser.
FOR SALE.-A first class Ram
bier racer Guaranteed in the best
of condition: SO model, not ridden
over 100 miles.
Albert S. Hawkes., The Academy.
Miss Slocum lectures next Satur-
day at Odd Fellows Hall, this being
next to the last of the SERIES The
ladies of Weisir are urged TO be pre-
sent at three clock.
There are many farmers whose
blacksmith bill amouts to $50 aud $50
each year Under the system adapted
at the General Repair Shop, no mon
ely is needed A mich COW viii pay
! the bill
"Surveying down Indian creek, r.
is the news sent down by our Seven
Devils correspondent. Now we act
ually wonder what is the matter with
the Kleinschmidt grade--which was
bonded for $40, 600.
Mrs. Nettie Olds IIaight, the pop
! ular secular of Oregon, delivered a
very entertaining lecture Tuesday
! night at the Opera House. Mrs,
Haight is fluent and pleasant speak
er. She will lecture again at the
same place Saturday night, Apr. 80.
Subject What Shall The Harvest Be.
With war going Oh, Independence
day should set American blood on
fire this year and We.ser. ought to
: get up The most magnificent and pat
a riotc Fourth her citizens have eve,
: seen. 1t will be the occasion of &
E. life time and the move to be inaugru
s. ated next week should be taken NJ
= and borne onward with hearty ear
t. nestness.
,, Do not forget the Temperance
S meeting at the Cong church this
- (Thur. evening, and every friend o
or temperance should be present at th
y Baptist church ut the annual meetin,
II Of the State Temperance Alliance to
~ morrow afternoon Mt two o'clock
lg There will be general Rally, wit
i" good singing and several speakers il
h. the evening. Free to all and every
a. body invited.
q The original Nashville Student
: proved drawing card last night
At the methodist church every avail
able chair was occupied and the pro
;. gram as rendered by the jubilee sing
j.. ers was in every way good one
- The numbers were all well received
One of the most attractive of til
many was the exhibition of ventrilc
=, quism by Prof. G. w. Watkins =
. Colorado Springs, Col, Gazette.
BY request of numerous friend
= Miss Clark, music teacher at tt
'e. Academy, and Mr. Hawkes. will civ
wv vocal and instrumental recital
the Opera House, in tue near futur
at Those who attend can be sure
hearing some of the finest songs DO
ms of English and German composer
The program will consist of son
he classical and highly artistic mus
interspersed with the best works
NO our living composers. The date vi
!. be announced later.
at Last Tuesday being the 80th AMI
versary of the l. o. 0. f. in Il
d United States, Weiser Lodge No.
ool commemorated the occasion with q
propriate exercises, consisting
DIX their usual monitorial program,
w terspersed with music, etc An int
esting address pertaining to the go
49,; ~ of the order in general was given
Judge Maryatt. At the close of
o.,. exercises bounteous repast v
or served after which the time v