The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-12-01
See Gerwick's fresh ad.

The Odd Fellows will give mas
querade the Goth of this month.
Jin Kelley has bought out his
brother Tommie at the variety store.
John Pattison has been taken to
Blackfoot for treatment for mental
alteration.
Beardsley, the carpet weaver, has
his ad in once more. Get your rags
ready.
Mrs. Pool has opened restaurant
in the brick lately occupied by Ger
wicks harness store.
Messrs. Harris & Hewett, two
Iowa gentlemen, are here with view
to starting another harness shop.
Mrs. b. NJ. Jenney and Mrs. Al.
Hopkins have received the sorrowful
news of the death of their mother,
in Ohio.
Married, in Meadows, on Wednes-
day, November 80, 1898, Mr.. h. +.
Clark, of Springfield, Mass. and Mrs.
e. f. Townley, of Weiser, Idaho.
Some of the boys and girls en-
gagged Frank Hubbard's vacant house
at the point south of town one even
ing last week, hired a banjo and a
fiddle and had splendid little dance
Vial has moved into his new resi-
! dence. For the convenience of him
self and Mrs. ", he has stretched
wire from the jewelry store to the
e house and placed a telegraph instru-
ment at each end.
r G. w. Jones and Jake Gardner
visited a new copper discovery near
+ Seven Devils and on SATURDAY, 18Th,
, became lost in q binding storm and
spent the night in five feet of SNOW
so Jones says.
All members of Weiser Lodge No.
= II, are requested to be present at
e e meeting on Saturday night, Dec. 3.
q Important business to come before
!, the Lodge. BY order of N. q.
( o. M. Harvey, Sec.
We give plenty of Seven Devils
=. talk this week from outside papers,
1t simply to show how the chin music
is flying in the air on the outside.
= Take whatever stock in it you care to
we don't say there's much i'll it
n we have our own opinion.
The Woodmen ball at the Opera
't House last Thursday night was quite
,e grand affair. Being the first ball oil
the season, it was eagerly attended
i by dancers both old and young. The
c. supper served by the ladies of The
r. Circle was pronounced excellent.
q, New seventy pound steel rails arr
being distributed along the Shor
e Line track at this point for the pur
pose of replacing the sixty pound rail
cee now in use. The old rails will b
IL moved to some point for inspection
q with view of using them in the con
ng struction Of the railway up the Wei
III ser river.
u We take pride in printing the enter
ny prising advertisement of A. u
oil Cordelle in this issue. 1t indicate
that he means business in its tru
sense, and it will pay one and all
carefully watch his space during thi
. month US he is sure to tell you some
the thing 10 your advantage. You shoul
Sir in supplement this with a call at HI
a ape store.
CIV 1t is reported that Blake says IL
. vast list of companies, with which b
, an railroad and mining operations hay
ngs been deluged, have now been merge
:. into two concerns-the North westeI
au- Copper Company, and the Nortl
, ms western Railway Company. Inciden
ing ally it is reported tnat he has resigne
ny as manager in all.
Whenever an amusement attractiC
ork ,
'wo claiming the coveted distinction of b
to ing the leaders in its line, is a
Don
nounced to appear in our town, o
TWO amusement patrons look for no be
,uld ter assurance than the highsoundil
we statements OF its management, al
90 no better endorsement can he had