The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-02-23

nately it broke up without dong any
damage.
McEwan, the celebrated hypnotist,
held forth in Weiser three nifhts this
week, to the satisfaction of those
who witnessed his wonderful mani
festations.
r. G.. Stewart, of Indian Valley,
called on the SIGNAL this week and
reports 16 inches of snow in Indian
Valley, two feet in Salubria, and
three at Thousand Spring.
A full line of tents and wagon
sheets of all sizes and qualities.
Prospection can get better outfit
from us for less money than ever be-
fore. HAAS BROS, Weiser, Idaho.
The ladies of Kalos Circle, Wo-
men of Woodcraft, have issued invi-
tations for a lodge social for the
young people to be held on next
Friday evening in the l. o. O. f.
Hall.
Yesterday was Washington's BIRTH
day, and the patriots in Weiser, who
had them, hung flags from suitable
points around their homes and stores
Old Glory proudly shook out its folds
and flaunted its colors in the bril-
liant sun light Of yesterday.
The boiler and machinery for a
35- H. p. saw mill to be erected by
Brown & Allen on Indian creek in
the Seven Devils District. has arrived
in Weiser. No time will he lost in
getting the plant to its destination
and beginning operations.
In q recent issue the SIGNAL men
J ton the fact that warrants had been
issued for the arrest of |. E Blake
on the charge of embezzlement We
are now informed by Mr.. e z. Hall
that the charge and warrants have
been withdrawn.
The skeleton of a building, erected
by A. K. Dorsett on the lot next tC
Korup's butcher shop, is being
moved to a location opposite Wal
Lyons place. The new building viii
he completed and furnished as ;
blacksmith shop for Emmett Lyncl
of Salubria, who is coming to Weise
to run it.
1t is reported that Kalos Circle
the ladies auxiliary of the Wood
men--is contemplating giving a the
atrical show in the near future
Z Many of the circles members hav
} histrionic ability Of no mean orde
; and such an entertainment by then
I would be as enjoyable as it would b
= successful.
Dr. Numbers, Frank Mitchell an
/. Jim Coakley has each made himsel
present of new chaiuless bike
e We understand severe course {
: training will be undertaken by thes
q enthusiasts, each Of whom has Il
}. eye to establishing new bike recoI
y in Weiser
e b i Little and G. w McBrid'
TO travelling traffic agents, the first fe
the Burlington, the latter for til
: r. G W., were in Weiser last weel
Both are enterprising, pushing r
i representatives. of modern railroad MI
thods; in no small measure adding
the popularity OF their respectil
h roads by their own personality.
New subscribers are H. Fl. Bucl
n Spearfish s. D 7. A Merritt, d.
(. luth MINI; H. Thompson, Gran
/ Junction, Col Renewals, z !
d Dawson, Payette: NJ, Harmon, Sail
bria; John Darnall, Salubria; |
. Gilman, Sr Ed McGrew, D Mars
- j Galloway, Vim. VanSice, Weiss
i r Hanson, Dale: Il G. Stewart L
dian Valley; James G. Aiken, Ne
n York
F" On Sunday last Sam Morris N
with Il painful accident while holpl
+. Charlie Allen unload boiler at &
y. depot yards. 1t seems that he j
cautiously removed some Of the 7
y tanning bolts, letting the immen
=, weight of metal down on himsel
dislocating his shoulder and olhc
wise cutting and bruising him. |
was forum tie in escaping worse
Gu jury.
Eugene Merritt, one of the fam
K of Duluth Merritts, WHO visited ii
Ut section in "a, has been in Wciser
o. two weeks past Ever since thu
is first visit the Mcrritts have be
he keenly interested in Washingt
mt county and its future, and have Ike
close track of the developments |
ing undertaken here. Mr. Merr
'"s has been operating in mines in B;tk
~ Co. Or for some months past but
L" will not be surprised if in the nj
future Merritt capital is invested
ey Washington County avenues.
"o w. G. Boomer, of Crane Cree
az who has been on crutehes for so
time as tue result Of an accids
ed herein mentioned recently, was OPP
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