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

eighty acres put into crops mex
spring for the benefit of the institute
The coal dealers of Wyoming hav,
announced II raise of 25 cents pel
ton on all grades of coal at the mine
Matthews q Roberts, the local deal
ers, state that they will not add tn,
extra % cents when cash sales ar,
made
Recently the annual meeting OF
the State Medical Association was
held at Lewiston and DR. Numbers
of this city was elected secretary,
which fact we failed to mention al
the time The association made &
wise selection.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company has established q
new station at Cambridge, on the line
of the P. q l. N Ry. 1t would be
an easy matter 10 run wire from
there over to Ruthburg, and the
growing importance of the Heath
district demands this.
Beach ~ Bowers MINISTRIES will ap-
pear at the opera house to- morrow
(Friday) evening. 1t is needless 10
say much in praise of this company,
us it is well known and popular ev-
erywhere. Our people may look for
a great treat on that evening. Seats
on sale at Jenney's drug store.
Mrs. John Coakley of Boise. has
been guest of the family of her
husbands brother, j. B Coakley of
the Vendome. Her brother, Mart
Edwards, who has been sick at the
Numbers hospital for about a week.
went to Boise with her, when she re-
turned Monday. He had to he taken
to the train on stretcher.
j w. Hastings of the firm
Hastings 81 Gallagher, who has been
up on tue Clearwater branch of the
Northern Pacific looking after the
force the company has had at work
there, arrived in Weser Yesterday
with about thirty men and ten teams.
which will be taken up on the grade
between Salubria and Council, where
| they have a contract to do some work
for the 2. q l. N company.
Mrs. b Nj. Jenney gave n Juvenile
party for her daughters, Mildred and
Ina, Tuesday, from to 5 o'clock,
the occasion being the sixth anniver-
sary of the birthday of the little maid
Denominations, r.. 1.
were in pink and white Games were
enjoyed until 4:30, when delicions re-
freshments were served Those pres
ent were Donna Coakley, Vena Ger
wick, Dorothy Luck, Georgiana
Warehouse, Esther Horner, Grace
Cordelle, Maud Mcpherson, Mar
guerite Shirley, Ocia HIT, Mary Hit.
Carrie Merritt, Hazel Patterson, Hazel
Bradley, Earl Foresman, james Dill
lard, George Merritt, James Kelso
Two women of unQuee toned i'll re-
pute, who have been making tn, m
selves very conspicuous ON our streets
and disturbing the peace in many
parts or the city, were arrested 10,
Marshal Nevin Monday and taken in
to custody. Tiev were taken bnf, re
Justice Travis later in the dav where
they = cad guilty AMI were fncd $50
amt costs each. The fine was con
sidcrcd excessive by some and it was
lowered To $50 and cnsts. which was
paid b' tue dIstnrhers and shameful |
Characters who par ,de our streets
and Il sarice the town. Tue officer
did the n, 1t thing and deserves The |
hig hest praise of all decent peoplc.
those who are striving to raise the
moral standard of Weiser.
Charlie Walker, the pioneer miner
of Washington county and Seven |
Devils, is in Weiser after a two years |
soJourn in the klond, Ike country |
Charlie has been in the employ of the /
company of which the famous Bar !
ney Barnato was the head. He has |
discovered some valuable quartz leads |
in Alaska and will return there next
summer.
Mrs. j. b. Coaklcy en- ternin.d
Saturday afternoon in honor of her
from Boise, Mrs. John
Coakley. The house was beautifully
decorated in red, white and blue
bunting and the national hag Scat
tered over the rooms were iictures of
the leaders on both sides of our late
war with Spain Each guest was
asked to write down opposite the
corresponding number, the name of
he picture. The names OF those
present were; Mesdames, Gillespie.
Ierwlck, Jenney, Dilar,l, Homer. .
ieltlnger, Harvey, Kuriz, Mitchell.
'oroelle, Fosselman, w. +. Som
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