The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1898-01-13
LOCAL NEWS.


Friday.
Carlo Gossi was down from Seven
Devils this week.
! Work has commenced on the
slough bridge" at Weiser.
1t is understood that there will be a
squad Of Turkish soldiers at the Mask
Ball, Jan. 2S.
Thos. K. Kelley has charge of the
bridge work for the Bullen Bridge
Company.
Geo. Hoffstatter, OF Salubria, was
one Of this weeks visitors to the
county seat
John Hancock, of Council, passed
through Wciser Tuesday going to
Baker to buy liquors.
Activity continues up at Seven
Devils. Ore is being hauled from
the Peacock to the smelter.
Few cutters have been out vet but
the snow crop so far has been scarce
~ up to the required standard.
Thos. Galloway went to Portland
last Monday to attend the meeting
of the Northwest Fruit Growers
Association.
A marriage license has been issued
to Frank Hewitt and Miss Annie
Shortley of Weiser, and the event
has taken place.
A small wooden building is being
erected next to Barton's sample room !;
we understand it will be used for a
butcher shop.
Gilbert Tracy is at work putting
in the elegant shelving for Sommer-
camp in the Ayers building. Bill
will not move Immediately.
jim Bartmess, one of the owners
OF the North Star mine on Rapid
river, was in Weiser the other day
He has sold his Indian valley farm.
Sam Kent, shift foreman for the
largest mining company at Cornuco-
pia, Oregon, was in Weiser last week
on business connected with his broth
er's estate.
w. b Kurtz returned last week
from a trip to Spokane and North
ldano in company with John Cuddv.
They also visited Lew Allen and
found him on the road to fortune.
Miss Mamie Flynn, of Hunting
ton, visited Weiser last Saturday,
with view to organizing school of
music and elocution. She secured II
pupils for piano instruction.
Please notice that the .Snap Bar
gain offered by j. S. Waters. of
Shoshone, has been changed to cover
land in Section 8 instead of 10
You will want the land now.
ii. II. Allen, the general travelling cor
respondent and advertising agent of
Leslie's Weekly and Judge, paid visit
to Weiser in the interests of those public
atoms, and they certainly gain by having
so energetic representative. Mr.. Allen
Will write an article on Snake river valley.
which will be duly illustrated in Leslie's.
| M. Hart, exhibited his four din.
Tomas, won at the inter mountain fair
at Boise, IN the SIGNAL Office this
week. He also presented the Editor
with some fine specimens of the VA.
rieties which won the diplomas
They were Ben Davis, Northern Spy.
Pride Of Idaho and Baldwin.
Morris Sommer has gone to San
Francisco, and among other things
will attend the wedding of his sister
Sara, to a gentleman who is at pre- |
sent the business partner OF Max
Sommers, who is well known in Wei |
ser as brother Of Louis and Morris
and of the bride. Morris will he
gone some time and may go East be-
fore returning.
Swauger dropped in few minutes
one day during the week. He Incl
ientally remarked that he had dali
ned for twenty years and from his
'wn experience could say that the
farmers here should never let the
'reamery get away, and that any
'armer in the valley could handle a
'ew cows without interfering with his
'armlng and would get more ready
ash from them than he would off the
balance OF his farm. Swauger is
'leased with his success with evapo-
ate fruits, from a financial stand
'Oint, and that the frujt here must ha