The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-04-13
Easter Edition.

The Easter edition Of the Weiser SIG
nal is upon our table. Aside from It's
neat typographical appearance, and ex-
ira large size, it is OF more than usual in
terest because gotten out by the ladies OF
Weiser 1t had lady editors reporters
department. writer's. nd. solicitors. etc.
The Innovation is easily explained Editor
Lockwood turned his Office over to the
adles for one issue, the proceeds of the
edition TO be divided equally among the
church societies of that city That il
was success goes without saying. Fiji
teen hundred copies were printed. zen
pages OF seven columns each Every
page.is Interesting and the price is only
ten cents per copy. We congratulate The
ladies up,n their success. and hope the
time will come when Bro. Lockwood can
get out special size regularly .-IDA-
HO AVALANCHE.
The Easter edition of The Weiser SIG.
NAL published by the ladies Of that en-
terprising town. is a gem. lis rays of
sparkling wit. humor live local news and
common sense editorials shine forth from
every one Of its ten pages ALBION
TINES.
The Easter nun Der of the Weiser
SIGNAL. WAS the work of The ladies of
that busting, busy place and is credit
to those who had the work in hand.
There is not poor article in the paper,
while some are b tier than others, but
Tor obvious reasons we refrain from men,
tioning names Last weeks SIGNAL is
alright and we hope the issue will be ex-
;lausted and the treasury filed The
following ladies are responsible for any
libels found in the issue, &c.-Caldweil
Record.
The special Easter edition of the Wei
ser SIGNAL, gotten out entirely by the
adies OF that CITY, is beauty. II has
ten pages with large advertising pat
r nnge, and the churches of Weiser. to
which institutions The proceeds go must
have realized a neat sum from the 1900
copies sent out.-Nampa Leader
Editor Lockwood. of the Weiser
SIGNAL, turned his fine plant over to the
accomplished ladies of the town to Der
nit them to publish an Easter issue. 1t
is unnecessary to state that they were
equal to the opportunity afforded them.
The staff OF editors was large and EN-
Draced more departments than are usual
~ accorded to metropolitan paper, and
the volunteer writer's all did splendid
work, The pap'r WAS doubled in size
ana Literally patronized by the business
men, its first and last pages being filled
with attractive and fancifully arranged
ads, in colors. Vel, ANYBODY can edit
and run paper, but very few can do so
with such brilliant success as did the
ladies of Weiser-DLamar Nugget.
The ladies of Weiser took charge of
the SIGNAL last week and got out a very
credltable Easter edition. HUNTINGTON
herald
T. z. Shelby will this year plant
10 acres OF peanuts on his ranch at
Parma. He had been experimenting
with the crop and has decided that
the soil and climate here is the best
in the United States, or in the whole
world for that matter, for growing
the nut that is such a favorite with
the boys. The peanuts grow to
great size and are particularly fine
Mr. Shelby states he can grow three
tons on each acre. The crop is worth
from 8 TO s cents pound.
The Easter number of the Weis er
gotten out by the ladies of
that place, reflects credit upon those
who had charge OF the work. The
business men of Weiser patronized
.he women in a most liberal manner
1t is evident from the general get up
IT the special number that Bro
Lockwood and his competent fore.
nan, MIR. Goodheart, rendered some
valuable assistance in the tart pre-
'ervative" department -Payette In
dependent.
Ii you want to see massive and
magnificent extention dining table
me that will last life time-go to
Jordelle's.
The Inland Hotel, VIM. Black
comfortable rooms, best
Fines. liquors and cigars, first class
'oard.
HINT hooifstn. foLo I