The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-02
LOCAL NEWS.

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ling the fall business at the Famous
j. Roberts and wife of Caldwell
were callers here Saturday and Sun.
day
Miss Anna s. Hannah of Baker
City, visited relatives in Weiser ovel
Sunday.
Opp & Davis just received Cal
load of Studebaker wagons, bob sleds
and sleghs.
Mayor Galloway is putting down q
new sidewalk in front of his property
on Main street.
Dr. Shirley reports the arrival OF
an eight pound boy at Jap GrifIith's
Monday morning.
G. B Owen has contracted TO paint
Mrs. McCullough's large residence in
the east part of town.
Miss Mamie Helen Flynn of Baker
City, was here this week looking af-
ter her pupils in music.
Those cross walks just put down
by the city marshal are o. K. Let
the good work continue.
w. b Hancock and son, who have
been at Portland, returned and went
to the Seven Devils yesterday.
The p. & l. N. Co. is now doing
quite freight and passenger bust
ness out rs far as the track is laid.
BE sure and have g. b. Owen paint
you n neat attractive sign and you
will increase your business 40 per
cent.
The Daus Soda Works is the sole
agent for Durham e. C,mpany's
liquid beef tea Easy to prepare
ready seasoned valuable in every
family.
Louis Walls father has closed his
business at Baker City and has come
to permanently reside in Weiser with
his son.
j. y. Holcomb, who is on the p.
" |. N grade near Middle Valley, had
business in this city the fore part of
the week.
The p & [. N Co. is pushing the
foundation for its new roundhouse.
The structure will be a fine one when
completed
Men and teams have been at work
grading for the foundation for the
new school building. The building
will be up in a short time.
Beach & Bowers, the popular en-
tertainers, will appear at the opera
house Friday evening. Something
good Don't fail to attend.
j. r. Derry of the Colorado Iron
Works, was in Weiser yesterday and
states that more rails are on the way
from Pueblo for the p. & l. N. Rv.
A car load of rolled oats, corn meal.
buckwheat and rye flour will be re-
ceived in few days by the Weiscr
Milling Co Can be had of the local
dealers then. 4Stf
The frame of the new dwelling be
ing built by Henry Lore on the Gal
loway addition is up and presents an
indicative of enterprise
on the part of Mr.. Lore.
Mrs. H G. Weaver and son of
La Grande, Ore arrived here few
days ago and joined her husband.
They are now keeping house in their
new building on Perrault street.
There is every indication that we
will soon have graveled streets, and
every public spirited citizen is very
much elated over the prospect of
Improvement in our thoroughfares.
Prof Il. b. Foresman informs MS
that the enrolment in the city schools
has increased to the very large num-
Der of $50. This is an excellent
showing for the educational spirit of
Dur city.
The thieves who stole hive of
honey not far from town, would bet
,er change their foot wear, as an nc.
'uraie measurement of their cloven
Get has been secured and may lead
o arrest, trial, etc.
w. w. Campbell writes us from
lineral that the camp is lively, cop
er Is the passw' ri, experts are
HEX and th're is every prospec, that
ne future has some of the old time
tvity TO let loose
The Smith ranch, on Jenkins creek.
DIV under the management of the {
iaho Industrial Institute will be