The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-05-11


Miss Mabel Moore of Ontario is
visiting in Weser
The Hawthorn ranch one mile west Of
town has been sold to Aubrey Butter
field
Mrs G: b Shirley left last Thurs
day for an extended visit TO Virginia
and Washington ID c.
stCyr & Walton have new steno-
grapher and typewriter IN their
ofice-W. J. McCAOe.
Mrs. james Pringle Of Mountain
Home, was here visiting during The
past week, returning last Sunday.
p p Shelby SAYS that the peach
crop on his ranch promises to be
better than average this year
Louis Hall, president of the P. !.
\. ky Co is in New YORK, After
two weeks absence his return is ex-
pected
II. S. JONES manufactured the
copper spike with which the track
laying on the p. & l. \. Ry. will be
lnaugurated
X Il Patterson is back at his old
place behind tine yendome bar after
an absence from Weiser Of half a
year or more
James Walton will move stock
of general merchandise u Cuprum
Several loads sre now on the road
and more to follow.
The clerk at the Pharmacy. VIM
Callow, IS sick with spotted fever
and II new druggist has been holding
the place temporarily.
j. NJ. Fisher has sold two and one
half acres OF his fruit farm west OF
town 10 Mr. Gllett, vino has taken
possession in new house.
Mr.. James Howell late OF Albion.
Idaho, was in Weiser last week aud
went on to the Seven Devils where lie
expects TO engage in business.
Milt Canary is able to walk
out and is on the road is recovery
AS soon as he is able he will he taken
up to Middle Valley for a Change of
air.
DR. Martin returned to his home
in Iowa Monday He was called
back on business affairs and his
absence will probably be temporary
only.
Thomas Holcomhe, who has been
in Weiser for some time, has gone
east ane will purchase stock OF
goods and locate at some point in
the copper camp.
Mr. n. F. Kimball was taken with
an attack of vertigo while going
home on his bicycle Friday evening
and received fall which alarmed
his friends for a short time.
Mr.. F. F. Church, recently of
Idaho City, has been engaged as
cashier OF the Weiser Bank. C. J
selwyn has handed in his resigna-
ton to take effect on the 18Th.
The numerous temporary struc-
lures going up wherever vacant
place can he secured, indicates The
crowded condition of the town. No
vacant houses or even rooms are to
be had.
Norman Jackson has taken charge
OF The Weiser Record and the paper
hereafter will no doubt have great
ly improved tone, as Mr.. Jackson is
newspaper man of experience and
a very genial gentleman.
p. Z. Shelby was in Weiser last
week and left for New York Thurs
day. He will be absent two weeks.
lie reports many improvements on
his big ranch near Parma, and he
identify himself with our local inter
ests
DR.. Numbers was called to Crane
creek this week to attend Young
George Allen. The DR.. found the
Young man suffering from a severe
shock received by being thrown from
he horse, resulting in partial paraly-
as of one side, with possibility of
| fracture of the skull.
Mr.. Pedro Marines, cigar manu-
'rcturer at Pensacola and Key West.
ias been in town for some days, do
ng business with our local dealers.
lie was in Havana when the Maine
vas destroyed, and at the scene of
he disaster in few minutes after
he explosion He is a native Cuban.
Mr. Daus has his soda factory run
ling at full blast and IS turning out
| splendid product which is being
AIKEN hold OF by local dealers in
way that shows flattering apprecia-
ion of home industry. Mr.. Daus
las purchased the building in which
he is located and feels enthusiastic {
'ver the prospect for substantial ,
business.
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