The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-07-27

same as we 90 now.
| Who's the whole concerns foundat on
that's the man behind the plow.
Credit Lost.
People are pulling out for the noun
tains
Opp q Davis unloaded six cars oil
lumber this wesk.
f. NJ. Hubbard has gone to Seven
Devils to do assessment work.
G. W. Riggs shipped cars Of
horses east to St. Louis Friday eve
nlng.
Cal White, of Washington County
has been elected to the City Council
at Boise.
j. A. Dimmck returned from
Oregon Saturday, having purchased
band of saeep there.
Elk County Commissioner, John
Jackson arrived in Seattle last week
on the steamer Laurada from Alaska
Mrs. d. Fl. Sullivan. who has been
in Weiser for several months, left
Sunday for New York to remain per
manently.
Mr.. W. A. Scott, staff correspond
ent Of the Mining and Scientific Press,
published at SanFrancisco, called
on the SIGNAL last Saturday.
Mrs. John McGlinchy ard Mrs.
VIM Ireton, two of Payeite's most
estimuble ladies', paid Weiser visit
last Sunday
LOST-in town or between Jim
Gray's and Weiser, five or six trunk
and valise keys on snail ring with
shoe string attached Leave at SIG
NAL office.
A full six horse Concord coach
has arrived in Weser for A. H.
Boomer and will at once he put on
between this place and the Seven
Devils.
lCE-Summer Satisfaction. Try
ice for II satisfied feeling on hot
day Our ice makes it possible for
YOU to have the best. Clean and at.
tractive, pure and economical.
Frank Harris, who recently visited
Seven Devils in company with Ber-
nard Haas, states that the growth of
that section already this year IS far
ahead of any two seasons heretofore.
Nerve Gill, a pioneer of Idaho,
died at his home near Emmett on the
10Th inst. He was sc years old
The deceased was will known in this
county and was the brother Of Mrs
n M Hawthorn.
Frank j. French, superintendent
of the Blue Jacket group, was in
Weiser last week to meet his family
just arrived from the east Mr..
French took his wife and children
back to the mountains with him.
Mr. Albert Kleinschmidt, of Hell
ena, Montana, accompanied by his
wife, arrived here Monday Morning
They departed for the mines in the
forenoon where their stay will be
quite prolonged Mr.. 9. w. Jones.
who is agent for tie Peacock Com
pany, accompanied the party.
1t is reported that compromise
has been effected in the DEBORAH
case, and that L. G. Wilkerson has
his protest against the
patent. However true the report
may be, it is evident that the Mer-
ritts are satisfied to go ahead with
The purchase. Mrs. Josephine Mix
received the second pay ment on her
one sixth interest last Friday.
The Seven Devils Standard SAYS /
hat I G. Jones in his development
work on the Evans mine has struck
! large body OF dccomposed earnets
ust across The CT, elk from the Ford |
which joins the Calumet on
he north. This deposit can be plain
y traced for nine hundred feet on
lis claim. The other adjoining
laims show good mineral deposits
Mr. Ed Test, the popular and eff
tent manager of the Oregon Forward
ng Company OF Ontario, was in town
or day or two this week and seem
ID to enjoy city life immenseiy-a
adical change is always agreeable
Cd was particularly struck with the
'reet sprinkler-rain wagon, he called
being the first OF the kind he had
yer seen. The persistent way in
'hich he followed its progress from
lock TO block indicated that he was
OF young nan TO be satisfied with
superficial glance at things. and that
urge amount OF business sense is
)mbincd with his rural simnlieitv