The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-03-09
l.. G. Wilkerson is in Salt Lake.

l.. G. Wilkerson is in Salt Lake.
Gerry Snow is buying cattle for a
Salt Lake man.
A car of lumber arrived for Opp &
Davis last week.
w. T. Andrews is in Weiser for a
few days on business.
II. NJ st Cyr returned the other
day from q trip into the north coun-
tree.
Tom Catalan, a Boise attorney, is
in Weiser attending the District
Court,
Jonathan Hemenway who has hal
long seasons sickness is getting
better.
R. Schas, proprietor of the Bar
gain Store, is in Boise this week on
business.
Mrs. f. W. Bassler is in Boise
buying her spring stock from New
York milliner.
Don't forget the Pioneer Entertain
ment to be given by the Baptist la
dies at an early date
Al Donart and Gus Gray, two Of
Seven Devils stalwart citizens, are il
Weiser for few days.
Mr.. Alfred Eoff arrived in Weisel
on Sunday last in response to u tele
gram on important business.
Mr. Louis Hall left Monday for
Salt Lake and Chicago. He will re.
turn to Weiser in about two weeks
H. NJ. St Cyr will leave during thu
next few days for New York to attenC
a meeting of United Copper Company
Senator Smith and Representative,
Adams arrived in Weiser Wednesda,
morning on their return home from
Boise.
Judge Stewart arrived in Weise
Monday evening and opened TIL
March term of the district court o
Tuesday.
The religious awakening with SOM
of our Mann Creek friends Ina
proved ephemeral We have hear,
some talk of backsliding,
u Bert Watkins has sold 81 acres OF
the Flat for $1,000. Mr. Morris, o
Montana, whose arrival was recent
noticed in these columns, is the pur
chaser. This is another result of tn
work of that ceaseless rustler, Chari
. Fossleman.
/ r. Walt Lyons has traded his black
smith shop and residence for tn
Riggs farm on the Flat. Walt ha
for 26 years followed the blacksmith
trade, but he has concluded to gu
shoeing horses and try shooing hens
County Attorney Hurts has take
< as law partner Mr. Stuart, of Spoil
ane, Washington, who, accompanie
by his wife and child, has moved
Weiser, attracted by its undoubte
great future.
Sam Smith was in yesterday aft
e some of our Fortunes Favorite loo
r ton blanks. He is going down Il
Snake to open up a copper discover
K on the Idaho side opposite b.
Horse. His brother Wallace is int
e ested with him.
!. Not only have we visible signs
activity in Weiser but, listen for
. moment and from all directions con
: the sound of hammer and saw, &
sure indication that spring has con
: and that Weiser isgrowing.
n We regret to hear that Preside
d. Upton of the Weiser Academy
Is obliged to 90 east on account of pc
d health. 1t is hoped that his sickne
es is only temporary and that II
months later we may see HIM aga
presiding over our academy. Ii
M enforced absence would be serio
loss to that institution and to
IN many friends in Weiser.
IN H e. Dunn, of Salt Lake, broue
On in a party of home seekers over
west bound train this morning. ]
ry party consisting of Messrs Jos
Tx Rowe, Millersburg, Ind; David G
re Der, Orrville, Ohio; Joseph McC'
h. nell and NJ. s. Yoder, Topeka, Il
lin and v. L. Schrock, Emma, Il
90 Accompanied by Mr. Dunn and Oh
,ol Fosselman of this city, drove dc
TIE valley to look at some OF