The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-02-09
Mandolins etc. at Walls.

lOduS Ol Drlcks W Ontario Ills Wech.
Mr.. J. W. Roberts of Baker City is
in Weiser visiting his brother, Pete.
O. D. Morton (Supreme Judge CT
gar), was in Weiser on Friday and
Saturday last.
Sheriff Dean has brought his fam
lily down from Salubria and installed
them in his new residence in Weiser.
G. j, Selwin, cashier of the Wei
ser Bank is in California looking af
ter fruit interests near Los Angeles.
Mr. AL Hopkins is going to build
a cottage to rent, adjoining that one
now owned by him on Commercial
street
Pete Roberts is going around with
his hand bound up; Pete says a
horse kicked him but we have our
suspicious.
Il. e, Kelly will soon build large
warehouse, 20x40 feet at his lumber
yard, in which he will store doors,
window sashes, etc.
In the apportionment Of state
school moneys this year, we notice
that Washington county gets $345
co.
The officers of the Bank Of Weiser
expect the new safe will have arrived
and be in place so that they can
move into their new buidingin about
six weeks.
1t is whispered that the Odd
Fellows are about to accept the offer
of Mr.. Nicely of So, 600 for their COZ
ner block This is snap for Mr.. Nicely
AS the block is well known to be worth
considerably more than he is giving
for it.
The Weser Record has changed
hands A few weeks ago Mr.. Viii
son sold his interest to Mr.. Oiiphant
and now the latter has sold TO Sam
iced, who has virtually been the head
of the establishment in business
| way all along.
] The sale of the Cuprum smeltel
and accessories as advertised in tho
- SIGNAL will not take place. Mr.. Blake
as has succeeded in having the judg
ment set aside and the case re-opened
Ell The cause will again be tried at thu
" next term of court.
f. B. Richardson of Pittsburg, Pa
he and confidential office employee 70
10 Mr.. Isaac E. Blake of the North Yves
We Railroad Company, has commence'
he suit for $500 The papers wer
ng served on Mr.. John G Glass, Gen
o,s eral Superintendent in Weiser las
ng Wednesday.
A great religious awakening is It
i'm in ported from Mann creek. Rev. Al
We. derson, Christian Advent ministe
. has been holding meetings in tt
. Utley neghborhood with great su
cess, some twenty or twenty-fi'
having been immersed at the bapti
ing ground where the ice has bee
- cleared out of the creek
face This has been the severest M
able longest winter in the history of We
per- ser. With the determination of beo
inc. ing all records it wound up-at lea
rms. we hope so-with cold snap on 81
uriay, Sunday and Monday last d
Sat grees below zero, and another snc
gnu fall of ten inches on Tuesday.
ton The Olson dance given on Frid
TO last was we'll attended. The flo
loS was in first-class condition and /
,en, music excellent. The last dance +
The season will he held on Tuesda
ays the 14th, and promises to be the M
successful of the series An excelle
rsct program, which is elsewhere printt
rom will be given for the occasion
hree A. w. Branner, son-in-law of
&c at White, has arrived in the city FRI
Dawson, which place he left on
ront cember Is His wife remained
x Dawson and Mr.. Branner will rett
'''' in few days, having only cnme
Co. to attend to some business matters
:. an urgent nature. Dawson is exp
U H. fencing a mild winter, the thermol
and ter going to only 60 below zero
e on Boise Statesman.
COM New subscribers and renewals {
Old Mrs. s. l. Ross, Lyman Perkins,
two Hartley, Jim Lee, j. Cousens, Err
work Mitchell, j. D. Bnrley, Welser;
Nj. Waterhouse, St Louis; M
oct IT., a Fuchs, Baker City; Al Tousley, S
en- Devils; Carlos Gillespie, Puyall
N in Wash. Lee Meyer, Meadows; j..
ma Williams, Lewiston; e. D. F'
NOV Seven Devils; P. Keeney, '
I'd in Stacy, Weiser.
'aaeo Mr.. j. NJ. Williams who has
j !, nu1 in business in Weiser for many y
,plete has left for Lewiston, loano.
great ser looses in him an upright, int
;. lie gent and respected citizen; one wi
. J en' counsel was always sought in mat
pie of connected Win lne weiiare VI
d all town and its people. lie was alw
sue prominent in popular movements
oe takes with him the best wishes, of