The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-07-06

Yes, the boys are coming home.
They will sail from Manila in few s.
days on the transport Grant.
Senator Fogg, of Idaho County,
called for a few minutes Sunday. He
brings good reports from the north
country.
Plans have been made for several
new dwelling houses, also three l
more brick business houses. Weiser
is advancing.
Osons orchestra furnished the
music for the 4th of July ball and
as usual the only complaint WAS they
quit too soon.
Mr.. Orr, of Mountain Home, spent
the Fourth in Weiser. He has inter
est here and may conclude to remain
permanently.
W.H.O'Brien and I. w Bates leave
this afternoon fornpper Council and
the mill of Bates & Bates, formerly
Kelley q Bates.
jim Jeffreys was in town the 4th
His quiet gentlemanly demeanor In
no way indicated the fierce lighter
and victorious champion.
Mr. G. s. Fosselman is entitled to
much credit for the attractive ads IN
the Statesman and the prominence
that is given Weiser in them.
: J. A. Jones has closed contract
with Hec Morehead for the construc-
h ton of ten room, two story house
TO he built near his present residence.
Not scrap orfght of any kind on
n in Weiser on the Fourth Peace
d plenty and prosperity are the prevail
9 ing conditions in this favored local.
" ty.
n Something that promised to b.
!, very sensational occurred late sun
~ day evening, but an amicable adjust
" ment of affairs obviated further dfi1
70 Guilty
10 Arrangements have been made t.
commence work Immediately on tn
new brick east of Cordelles store
OF measurements for the foundatio
ed we're completed Wednesday.
u Gus Sears has bought the intere
l ~ of Vim. Van Size in the firm OF Va
ria Slice & Sears Tie business will
conductad by Gus and Bob under t
-, firm name of Sears q Sears.
lie Talk about "the man with t
.he hce". Go out into the hay mel
pie around this fat land and you W
conclude the man with the pitchfo
is entitled to some consideration.
.heN Curfew bell at nine o'clock regu
on and the kids scatter for the non
el- nests where. under any circumstance
ex- they are better off than on the stree
the The regulation is good one
wi should be enforced
;ity Elders. Williams and Witty, OF
ma, Church of Christ, will preach at |
anu inc's school house on Mann creek
oge last Sunday of the month. They
f from lllnoise.
ion
om- G. r. James big colored COM COM
Georgia Up-to-Date, VIII appear at vi
""1 House August I'd Don't lail 10 see
shall ar e attraction. Secure your seats ca
melodies, dancing and grand opera
to make the show success.
;heo LOST-On the road about
mes miles west of town, red lea
W book containing papers OF value
oeo the owner only. Finder please
ian' turn to this office.
ame '"'''
ial Gen. Manager Shelby has beer
,hse- sent for several days attending
ment railroad affairs. He has bee
a 70 Portland, Seattle and other
t of points and will return during
they week.
little The trial of the dynamiters
1t so nroqress and will probably drag
e col through weary weeks into month
$40 fore a well-known fact can be
ce we lished legally; the laws delay'
man the rogues refuge
leath- The Short Line will receive IL
tons of steel rails this month
will make total of 90, 600 ton
lllance by this company during the past
house Other Improvements contem
will make the Short Line the
IN the road in thewest and the peer o
he week Prof Bartholomew gave an
hilton of his trained horses
and Saturday in Weiser. All
,h attended we're both amused q
i. tonished at the amount oil inte'i
A displayed by the noble ANNA
IS worthy exhibition and
mes public patronage.
d Harris, the harness man
trouble. He finds it imposs'
Jhilda oct in saddles fast enough to
Mary A ,nod, and he saws his b
., n 700 IN the other branches is equ'
" GOOD and shows that good wo
s. p'e"'' material with fair prices are
p. NJ to bring in business.
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