The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-07-20
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for Payette where she will remain
for a couple of weeks.
Mr. Robert Campbell of Portland,
has been visitor for a day or two,
returning to Portland Sunday morn
ing He is brother of Ben Camp
bell, the General Traffic Manager Of
the 0 Il. & n.
Judge Paxton of Portland, was in
town Sunday He was a passenger
on the Sunday morning express to
the end of the p & | N track and
expresses himself well pleased with
the road and scenery.
A B Anderson is sporting a $500
set of teeth 1t is worth saving
something pleasant to A. b. in order
to make him smile and give you a
view of the new grub pulverizers, but
A. b. may oh urge you interest
for looking AT them.
Mr. K. A Walters, formerly of
Shoshone, Idaho, recently graduated
from the Valparaiso Law School, In
diana, is in Weiser looking for To-
cation Mr. Walters is a brother of
Prof G II. Walters, who was assist
ant r,ncipal of the Weser school.
Nevin Rrown, of the firm of Brown
d Selfern, Cuprum was in town this
week He called on the SIGNAL and
reported having lost, between this
place and Payette, small red leath-
er pocket ledger Of great value to
the owner and none to the finder
Finder please leave at this Office and
The same will he sent to the owner.
Writehard Kipling, the hest adj
vertised man since the palmy days Of
P. I. Barnum, recently had himself
bitten by dog. The poets condi-
zion is not considered serious. The
dog, however, is reported to exhibit
distinct symptoms of poetic frenzy
and pronounced tendency to big
head.
Manly Brizendine, who for some
time past has been employed as clerk
at the Weiser Hotel, left Tuesday
morni 9 for Portland While absent
he will take course in the Business
College of that city. Manly's many
Weiser friend wish him success on
his trip and will gladly welcome him
on his return which will be about
December 1st
Bishop Leonard, Of Utah, occu-
the Episcopal pulpit in Weiser Mon
day evening in most able manner
After the sermon, the ceremony of
laying on of hands was conducted,
Grace Jenney, Ora Sommercamp and
a young man being the candidates
Bishop Leonard aud Chief Engineer
Moore. Of the p. & |. N, are old
and warm friends.
Mr.. Herbert Wood, correspondent
and assistant editor Of the Mining
Reporter, published at Denver, spent
several days in Weiser and went on
up to the Seven Devils, incidently to
write up the camp for his journal,
bnt chiefly to look up properties for
people in the east Mr. Wood SAYS
that the demand for copper properties
among capitalists is something ire
mendous.
Rev. Pearse, f. rmery Baptist pas
tor of Weiser and Payette, now of
Erie, Pa is here on months vaca
ton. Mr. Pearse is in good he's lth
and a host of friends are glad to see
him home once more-this is his
home, he having an orchard of 1000
trees near Payet,e In another
year his son and daughter vii gradu-
ate and he will then give up his Erie
pulpit and return permanently.
The SIGNAL has just purchased
$500 worth of new supplies for its
printing plant A Gasoline engine
with full power fixtures, performing
and wire stitching machines, new
type, etc, with more to be added
in the near future, guarantees the
efficiency of our job department and
means no necessity whatever for the
people of this section to send abroad
Tor any class of printing-except
careless under valuation of local en-.
terprise for the sake of saving a
small difference between our figures
and those of more extensive plants
in large cities against which we can.
not, in some cases compete, New
purchases means that those owing us
must pay up Please don't wait to
he pushed 1t is diaasreeablc.
The Baldwin Locomotive works of
Philadelphia have delivered To the
Road two locomotives
that may well be classed as remarka-
nle machines. They weigh 127 tons
each and their driving wheels are
seven feet in diameter. They are the
heaviest engine ever built and will
prove the fastest when thor
,ughly broke in. The Baldwin Com /
)any have demonstrated their faith |
II their work by guaranteeing them
lhle to maintain an average spcrd of |
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