The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-09-28
LOCAL NEWS.
II, w. Bates of Boise, had bust
ness here Monday.

ness here Monday.
e X. Alden, wife and son; of
Salubria visited in Weiscr last Mon
day.
r L Wilson, wife and son, of
Saubria, were in Weiser Monday
last.
Henry E Hartley and his sister
Miss Lizzie attended the Baker City
fair last week.
Mrs. Melton and daughter have
arrived in the city. The daughter
will attend Tie academy this year.
T. Il Kelly is negotiating for land
in this city on which to locate plan
ing mill, and he hopes to have one
running in /, short time
The Lewiston Teller says only two
presidents have visited the Pacific
coast during their terms of office.
These were Harrison and Hayes.
G w. Hartley, of this city, and
Mr. Vial Of Salt Like City, were out
III the Heath district the latter part
Of last week looking over some Of
the formers properties.
The Wallace Tribune editor says he
was Kidnapped and carried about
fifty miles, to which it seems lie had
no objection, as he WAS shown n rich
mine and then returned home without
II scratch.
A car of ore was shipped Monday
from Blue Jacket TO New York for
Nickel Chemical Works This makes
the ninth car load. Mr.. French has
over forty freight teams running at
present.
The Weiser Academy opened Tues
day with an increased attendance.
1t has a good corps of teachers and
we have every reason to believe that
work done this year will be better
! than ever
Aug Brockman has our heartfelt
thanks for one Of the most luscious
and con9enial watermelons that ever
2 had the misfortune TO get into this
: print shop. Come again. Bro
J Brockman.
We take pleasure in calling the at
tention of the people of Weiser to
the ad of d Alarsh's photograph
, gallery, located on east main street.
t Mr.. Nj. does good work and makes q
specially of platinum finish.
The Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows
Of Idaho will meet in annual session
t in this city Monday. October 10Th
e and continue two days A large at
tendance is looked for on this occas-
ion. The local members of the order
, are making extensive preparations fol
the event
q Attorneys Frank Harris and r. A.
Stuart have dissolved partnership
and the former will associate witt
! him in the practice of law Attorne,
l.. l. Feltham of Caldwell and the
: new firm will hold forth in the ole
office. Mr. Feliham will soon move
his family here.
a The people of this city are klndl,
+, invited TO assist the local Odd Eel
Il lows in giving those who attend the
S grand lodge of that Order next
month good accommodations. There
will be from 100 to $50 present, in
Guiding the Rebekahs, aud it will be
no easy task to entertain them.
S We understand that the Wagon
bridges from Council north, and the
. one across Hornet creek especially,
are in very bad condition and should
have the attention of the board. Ar
n accident is liable TO occur at any
+ time and the county be called upon
e to pay some heavy damages.
Two car loads eff shingles and foul
= of lumber were received by T. Il
Kelley last week. The gentleman
had the kindness to show lis through
his lumber yard and we were yer,
: much surprised to see such a com.
, pltle SUCK VI llluutT, etc III CITY
of this size. He takes great pride ir
keeping his stock up in good shape
e Two weeks ago we stated thai
. the enrolment at the city school wa:
1922 Since then it has increased t.
$40. The primary room is so crowd
ed that the teacher was obliged TO di
vided the pupils into two sections
and hold half day sessions for eacl
section. Something should be don,
soon to relieve the congested condi
ton of that department at least. Il
is impossible for the teachers to dc
good work when the departments are
so crowded.
Stealing is intolerabe and indefen-
sibe, no matter who may be the
party who co descends to lay hold
on things to which he has no moral
right at least, or in what profession
or trade he may have flung his ban
ner to the breeze. Stealing in journ-
alism hy one who is supDosed IN