The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-09-28
e. H. Test of Ontario, had bust
ness in Weiser Saturday last.

e. H. Test of Ontario, had bust
ness in Weiser Saturday last.
Morris Sommers' handsome new
residence is assuming stately proper
tons.
Mrs. Ellen Moore had the misfort-
une to fall and break her arm last
Sunday.
E. NJ. Burris went to Portland this
morning to meet his family from San
Francisco.
I. A. Merritt reports real estate
movements strong and continued fu
ture activity promised.
J. W. Lapish, the 0. s. L. agent
at Weiser, is off on months vaca-
ton to Salt Lake,
There are rumors of two store
buildings by Mr. Fuller, a building
by Vial and another by the Wood
men.
W. e Young, of the P. & l. N.
engineering department, was in from
the canyon this week to meet his
family from Blackfoot.
Don Donaldson, Statesman repre-
sentative, was here looking after that
papers interests several days last
week
The soldier boys went through
Weiser to-day. All the Weiser boys
back safe except Ed Harper, who is
in the hospital at San Francisco
Frank Hollrider will have the
champion barber pole in the state,
having leased the telephone pole il
/ front of his new shop and viii
have it striped clear to the cross arms
D. Butcher has returned from
Sumpter, Or. He states that Stump
ter is warm town. but that its lif
doesn't have the same substantial al
to it that Weiser has, and he is con
vinced this place has better futur
than any town in the Northwest
Capt Crook is over from Minera
and reports that the first run in tn
. new smelter melted all the fire brio
and operations had to be suspende
pending the putting in of a bette
quality. He expects to make goo
, run yet this fall.
Will Sommercamp left last week
| attend the Bliss Military Academy
q Macon Mo This is one of the mos
4 celebrated military schools in tt
/. country, being noted for its ground
A lakes for boating and attractions fl
bows of out door inclinations. 1t h
company of cavalry and twenty TO
fine horses.
, 1t is easily observable on any da
a night that Weiser, the cunning metro
a oils of the great Northwest, is sad
at in need OF one or two, perhaps tire
candles on prominent corners OF sol
of the leading thoroughfares of t
e. city. To fall in ditch most a
5 time would he pardonable thing
\ any sober citizen to do, in view
q, the unlighted condition of the cen
I of western thrift and enterprise.
~ Geo. Goodheart, with his wife,
,a' here from Soda Springs visiting
sister, Mrs. Kate Wilson. Mr. CO.
heart is an old timer Of Weiser, q
las fourteen years ago, when be lily
ing here WAS acquainted with every'
in in the country, but during his il
nv. absence time has worked wonder
eet changes and he now comes almost
pc. a perfect stranger; the town lie o
arm knew was long ago laid in ashes an
Mr. little city he cannot recognize
ing sprung up near by.
Next weeks SIGNAL will con-
ave six pages and will be splendid is
nto IN send to your friends at distaI
for Extra copies should be ordered
the advance, as the papers facilities
nen nushed to their utmost capacity
oct each edition is quickly exhaus
An. A new Babcock Standard press,
\ at capacity of 1000 papers an h
ont will probably be put in shortly
,ino the SIGNAL will then, as durini
l..
the whole past career, be able to kee
ADVANCE Of the Fat Land Process