The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-23

miners of Colorado.
7. E Kelley has received new
safe for his lumber Office.
A carpet loom for sale Mrs. j.
NJ Bostic.
Six men persisted on the Valdez
glazier in Alaska about the first of
March.
The Hotel Windsor in New York
burned on the 18th and 80 persons
lost their lives.
\ Allison Gordon and wife have re-
turned from LaGrande, where they
spent the winter.
A terrible cyclone in Alabama de-
stroved much property, killed eleven
people and injured many more.
Charley storie has sold his house
and lot to Thomas w. Bates for the
sum Of 5000
Mrs. Herman Haas has taken her
departure for a visit to New York and
other places.
Mrs A. NJ Curl has been compell-
ed to enlarge her millinery parlors in
; order to accommodate her increasing
business.
! An increase of business has com
! PEELED Mr.. Bassler to enlarge the
Golden Rule Store to accommodate
his spring supply of goods.
Do not forget the pioneer enter
tainment tomorrow evening at the
Opera House. See this issue for
program and advertisement
The state board of horticulture
/ held its meeting at BOISE last Thurs
I day. T. g. Galloway was reappoint-
ed member of the board
A family by name of Phillips ar
rived in Weiser last Friday from Mis-
souri,, bringing with them car OF
e household goods and live stock.
q A force of men we're put at work
Monday morning clearing of the rail
e way right of way in the city limits,
= preparatory to grading operation.
The many friends of Mrs. hi Smith,
of fat, will be pleased to hear OF heI
. rapid recovery from recent surgical
d operation She will soon be able tc
. return home.
o A passenger train on the Cheyenne
: & Northern Ry. in Wyoming, which
: has been showed in for a month, has
Just been released Some of the pas
sengers nearly persisted
Mrs. A. M. Curl will have bel
d grand millinery opening on Marcel
. 80, 81 and April l. She has fine
is line of millinery. All ladies are cor
IS daily invited to call and inspect the
e same
Opp & Davis, Tuesday. commenc
ed the erection of a 24x60 addition
to their present commodious hard
&c ware establishment. The new build
n ing will be used chiefly for wagons
(. and agricultural implements.
The ladies are meeting with grea
G encouragement in their Easter edition
canvas, the advertising patronage
" being beyond expectations. The is
r. sue will go qnck and those desiring
extra copies should lose no time il
n making their wants known.
la 1t is reported that officers of thu
Snake road are resigniug and that
u men are quitting on account of NJ
It pay About IT'S are said to be il
II camp at present Carlos Gillespie
|. who is in Weiser, says the Glass Bro
II theirs have several connections witt
v the enterprise and that things ar
very unsubstantial in general.
,e The graders on the new railroad
will probably rake to daylight thu
t. bones of Rattle Snake Jack, who wa
<, killed in Weiser during a brawl year
= ago. He was buried near the old bricl
Mt yard where the cemetry was frs
IN started But three or four bodie
n we're buried there and all have bee
10 removed except Jack The surve
is passes over the spot and the knol
will have to be cut down.
TX John Rose has for years been trou
bled with severe pain in the ball O
co his right foot. Two weeks ago he ha
DIR. Numbers slice open the tootsi
and cut some small ligaments whic
were tightly crossed over sensitiv
nerve. John is smiling all over an,
getting fat and says the pain is gon
forever and that he WAS a cbump fo
in suffering so long. He will throw a
nj nj way his crutches in day or two.
u Misfortune and sorrow has assaie
the family of Willoughhy Adams
for weeks have been caring for yer
y sick children. and the strain on Mrs
az Adams was such that her nervou
system gave way and she was attack
at ed with mental alteration. MI
D. ?, Adams employed persons to care fc