The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-08-17

" nipple ana JOilh lSOot.
G. f Drake las sold to E. NJ.
Ban ton $50 of Ids 100 acres across
he Weiscr and living south Of town.
The consideration named in the deed
S 1880.
Rev. Pearse will preach at the Bap-
list church next Sunday morning. In
the evening there will be a Union
Christian Endeavor meeting in which
the Congregational Endcavor will
join.
John Jackson is IN Weiser, fresh
from Alaska, and looks as though
the northern climate had agreed with
him. John has been fairly well re-
warded for his two years stay on the
Yukon.
w. G. Taylor and James Camp
bell returned last Thursday from
Iowa where they have been for the
past three weeks with horses. They
took six car loads and sold them,
though at only moderate prices.
Joe Eaton was in Saturday after
cash to pay haying hands. Joe has
seven or eight hands just finishing
up 200 tons of we'll cured alfalfa,
and having sold off all his cattle he
will have that much for market.
The new sawmill, belonging to
T. and ~ M Innnc
made its trial run Tuesday last. The
mill has capacity of twenty Thousand
feet Of lumber per day. 1t is run
by water power Seven Devils Stand
ard
Mr.. j. D. Jones, of the Idaho
Plumbing and Heating Co., at Boise
is in Weiser doing some work TO
Eugene Merritt He is also figuring
with the p. q | n on the heating
of the company's engine house an
buildings.
Mr.. I. j. Richardson took his de
parture last Saturday to be gone
month. Mr.. Richardson's son, VIII
was returning to New Mexico frol
Alaska stopped off in Weiscr an
Uncle Jim decided to run on dow
T with the boy and have visit
r. e. Wilson and w. T. Lovejc
5 have entered into partnership in I'll
practice of law at Saluhria. Nj
;. Loveiov 10 Il graduate of the law d
parlment Of the University of Ca
fornia, and has had considerable e
y riencc in mining practice.
r Dr.. Numbers hospital continues
a have its regular quota OF patient
The Dr. has purchased the adjoinil
property, now occupied by Nor
0 Sommer, for $3.50 and it will he a
!. ied to the hospital grounds when t
d prospective brick is erected this ia
y We are glad to see the smili
face Of Billy Perlau at his old positi
'e again looking hearty after a t
If months prospecting tour. Mr.. Pri
who filed his place temporarily,
gone to LaGrande TO take positi
= WIFI HIS DlOlHCl ".
The Short Line has put on a II
Palace train which passes Wei
'lr every day. The new train is
'g handsomest ever seen on a vest
line and has dining car, library
m full of choice books, barber shop
lst baths, in addition TO elegant sleepo
New subscribers are D. W. Adai
lit Laurence & Osborn, A. G. Adal
1t w. b Shaw. Middle valley;
Cnuriwright, B~annon; G Il. Ra
G. Huchin son, Pavctte; j } /
-, Ter, G. b. Owen, Weiser; Geo. |
- ton. Council. Renewals, Joe Eat
Weiser.
10 Mrs Chas. Lind say called on
D. SIGNAL Tuesday, being on her
. to Fal haven, Washington.
an Lindsay has been for number of y
nd one of Indian valleys best kn'
elf women, is "a most es,imahle lady
her departure is genuine loss
Indian valley.
m ~ DR.. j. Washington Easter,
va dentist, practices dentistry in all
III" branches. Teeth without pls
gold crown work, bridge work,
tie teeth filed and extracted painlessl
on electricity. The doctor can be fc
ara every day during office hours at
dental parlors in the Ayers bloc
to Mrs. james Gerwick, mother
to children returned Tuesday from
and ifornia While absent an oper'
was performed on young Guy
:. hip disease, the hip being cut
's"' and the bone scrapcd. The sur
saws the boy must 90 on crutche
a'o Two years, after which he may re
er. Mrs. Monroe also had
the cancer removee.
' 81. The postal department has ore
la IA a change in the schedule OF
'o''' Weiser- Meadows stage line.
coach has been pulled out of W
the -. ,1,o convenient hour of Z q