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

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lany, auditor of the P. q |. n. Il
20. arrived Monday. Ii
Frank Harris and City Clerk Hall o
tarted for Cuprum and the mines
chickens on the route will
cost high
The new fixtures for the State Bank
If Idaho arrived Wednesday and will
i'd greatly to the interior appear
lnce of that institution.
Robert jackson, of Middle valley,
called on the SIGNAL Saturday. He
reports crops fairly good, haying just
commenced harvesting.
Let ms have a red SHIRT brigade
without further delay and trust in
luck and the generosity of the city
dads for the machine later.
A large amount OF DUST
And u very lutte rain
Is like very little pleasure,
And a large amount OF pain.
All same Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. J L. Lowe has purchased an
interest in the business with j. A.
Gerwick and hereafter the name of
the firm will be Gerwick q Lowe.
s. G. Hale, the Democratic Duke
of the Flat was fully enjoying the
Joys of city life on Tuesday and his
report of the agricultural condition
in his baliwick is good.
j. A. McCune and family took
their departure on Wednesday last
for the Pacific Coast, near Portland
Mrs. Gilbert Tracy accompanied
them.
]. II. Patterson came in on Wed
nesday mornings train from LaHarpe
Kansas, after an absence OF severa
months. He left on todays stag
for Warren.
The ice man is strictly III 1t thes
: davs-makipg money hand over fist
Why not2 Water don't cost any
thing and zero weather did the ba
{ ance.
News from Washington d q state
+ that on the 9th inst Architect Fay
II lor sent out advertisements invitln
Il proposals for the construction OF Il
: public building at Boise.
{ The Baptist Y. P. S. c. E. ha'
, changed the time of their week
prayer meeting from Saturday CIV
w. ming to Sunday at Z o'clock, p.
, Everybody cordially invited.
to Charley Fuller and his brotl
v Arthur have gone to Maine to spe
ne the summer; they took their depa
ri ure Yesterday We wish them
10 happy summer in the east
TO Vim. Walker, of the firm of Wa
ld er Bros saw mill men on SOU
is creek. is in town Needed mach
ny cry repairs brought him in.
Is, mill is doing q good business.
,ot Tom Shannon Of Mann Creek
in town Thursday noting the gro
and changes of the town. lie az
visit his old haunts quite as Otter
he used to. He loves better the
10 ct of country life.
Miss Bertha Kirgis WAS cleo
he president of the First Congregatic
Christian Endeavor Society last 5
mo day evening, to fill the uneXpl
the term caused by the resignation
9th Stuart II, Travis.
pc John O. Peters, the business
ny of Council valley, arrived in W.
oy Sunday and will remain few
10y attending to his personal int
lch- here. He reports business II
'esu good and future prospects bright
80" 80 Sheriff Young and the three c
W. ty commissioners of Shoshone c
'' az tv we're ousted by Judge Ste'
- - The evidence showed clearly TIL;
~. ~. had been disgracefully and crimi
~, ~. neolectful of their official duties
Office The daughters of Juda have
tents been noted for their graceful
from peculiar style of dancing. &c
1t are the pretty creole girls wit
Boise Georgia Up-to-Date Co. Don't
orce, to see them at Opera House, Tu'
sons, August IND
&c in Messrs. Andrew Adams,
Adams and George Stewart,
Indian Valley, were in town 9
the week. These men are tn
IAN the original Seven Devils, l
N 'he present there is not trace
you diabolical nature in their appea
'D' Now remember the latest !
y L. -" record is that of Charles Nj. NJ
= sne of the Kings County Wheelme
ne"i' 9 rode a mile on bicycle paced
80 locomotive in 81 As seconds.
w u course was a two-mile boar'
49, .voi. on siding of the Long lslar
- I'D road
meet Bishop Newman, of the Me
, Gag Episcopal church of San Fra
, first died at 2 80 o'clock on the aft
elcome of July 5th Bishop Newmi
n and been failing in health for We;
la,ions He was possessed of most
'or the mind and his death is an ines