The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-07-13

Individual merit Those who took
part we're Maud McCune Teresa Wer- :
meth, Lena Pritchett, Mabel Cope,
Ora Sommercamp, Linnie Perkins,
Kate Cope and Mrs G.. Snow. The
select and apprecialiye audience ex-
pressed themselves rs well pleased.
We take pleasure in acknowledging
the receipt of complimentary invita-
lion and ticket of admission to the
9th Annual Industrial Exhibition to
be held at Spokane from October 3,
to II. Idaho will be prominently
represented in the exhibit.
Many new buildings are in course
of construction in Welser, and there
is likely to be quite building boom
here. Several business blocks and
many new residences are in contem-
plation and work on the same will
probably commence shortly.
Mr. LaTourette, of Colorado, who
has been in the Seven Devils for sew
eral weeks, returned to Weiser last
Thursday. He has re-ort6itted and
with q companion and three packs
started for Warren and beyond Sat
urday. His Investigations in the
copper camp were entirely satlsfac-
tory
The mosquitoes have been pretty
N bad of late but, thank fate, they are
!. not so bad here rs i'll Idaho falls
Of where a worthy contemporary states
they are so frisky that they puncture
a bicvcle tire while the wheel is in
~ motion Take this home these pleas
~ ant summer evenings You know
49, "misery likes company.
Boise CITY election was held Mon
day and resulted in victory for the
oN renuhlican nominees. The democrats
20 elected 3 Aldermen out Of 8, City
~ Clerk and Assessor. Politics evil
ICY IDENTITY did not cut much of a figure
in the affair and in municipal cleo
ed lions never ought to.
~, Mr.. James Walton, Supt OF TIL
80" Green Vale mining company, VIII
~ owns extensive properties near Gu
prum, was in town Saturday visitin
csc and otherwise entertaining his man
list. friends and acquaintances. lie re
NY turned TO Baker on the unllmlte
bal Saturday evening. He reports Mr.
Walton seriously i'll at the Sister
tod hospital in Baker
ay Hon. Phletus Averltt of Fremol
ing county. is visitor in Weiser toda
the He ls one of the bright young La
vers of the state and is at prese
ave residing at Boise and engaged as
ekly member of the commission IN
eve coditication of the laws OF the st'
IN. of Idaho. Mr. Averitt was me
her of the last legislature being
recognized leader of the majority
"a the floor of the House.
part The arrivals in Weiser on the ea
M q morning train of Wednesday, fou
it hard work to find sleeping acco
i, - modations at the hotels of the toy
YIN This is not said dispairingly OF
hotel accommodations OF the TOY
The witch "ie ie'i's ~, ,ho :,
scient trade Of late is very great
k WAS should IT continue the hotels VIII
rowth ohlioed to make extensive addltl
don't in order to accommodate the ira
ten rs ing public
e qui- .,o ohio arrived from
Pacific coast recently, WAS heard
lected remark the other evening: 81
tional been here fully three weeks and
B Sun as vet to hear the first man TO
Spired ..hard times This gentleman
on of euoaoed in a business here wher
would hear such cry II III
20 man made. so it speaks we'll for
Ueiser Aourishng and prosperous t'
Ave There is no boom but bushes
y, crest moving along in an easy manner
fairly the usuai 'croaNei 10 '''>'
ht If the merchants would be
, coun- more careful with their rubbish
, coun- streets would be more presentat
tewart. the public eye. The street sprl
that all keeps the dust down pretty well
ninally DAYS. but it can hardly supply
les enough TO keep the empty
oo. board boxes and paper, viii
full and 'nro"', '"e u,,aa, 20 Tho ,
~ " 49, 1t takes but few minutes time
W." Ell r cry morning to see that this X
tuesday '"oo''n - It'd COO ,b,t
al. done.
all of HAWTHORN sells fruit
during