The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-11-16
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Coon, of Meadows,
were in the city Thursday
John Boutwell, is receiving goods
this week for his store in the East
end, near the school house.
W. B. Kurtz WAS at Salubria last
week to attend the funeral of pioneer
John Cuddy.
Spring & Meyer, the painters, have
purchased the stock of paints, oils
and glass brought here from Pocotello
by s. H. White.
The Bank Of Weiser has just sold
the lot south of the l. 0. O +.
building to John jacobson and j. b.
OToole, consideration $1750-and
it is an inside lot
The diamond drill belonging to the
Boston & Seven Devils Copper Com
pany started up Wednesday. The
developments of the drill are anx-
iously awaited by all Standard.
NJ. L. Vial has put in structure
between his ex-jewelry store and
VanSice's barber shop. 1t will be
occupied by man named White who
will conduct a confectionery and
'""on ooun'er' congratulate
Henry Gilman IN which
EhglliscF rliso Work. Jr, and Fred
lteacAsrScree in town during the
week. They are with James P. q
|. N surveyors and have been in the
Seven Devils country all summer and
fall, but are now located at Cambridge
laying out the townsite.
VIM. Hamilton, brick mason who
worked on the Ayers and other build
ings two years ago, but who has
since been at LaGrande, has returned
to Weiser to remain Mr.. Hamilton
is also contractor and will conduct
business on his own account. Alex
Gordon, Jr., is his son in-law.
A b. Anderson returned Monday
from Caldwell, where he went on
Friday on account of criminal &C
ton against man named Wonderly
who stole one OF A b s horses from
Emmett and attempted to ship i
with a number of others, from Cald
we'll. Wonderly was arrested ant
3 bound over in the sum of 5000.
J.B O'Toole of this city, will in
short time open branch forwarding
b and commission house at Cambridge
' the new town on the P & |. N. Ii
is now erecting a building at tina
place. r w. Carruthers, late o
Chicago, will have charge of the bus
, mess at Cambridge.
The Weiser Woman's Lookou
It Club met Wednesday, 18th, 1895
Mrs. A.G. Butterfeld, president, pr,
siding There were several very in
is teresting talks made by the ladies
10 Among them being papers read b
Mrs Hass and Mrs Wheelhoust
% speaking of the identifying of I'll
l. city in various ways, school grount
lie etc. 1t will be well to say now that Il
"a dues are 80 cents year. Everyor
:. invited Meetings LIST and 3rd We
. nesday of each month.
The telephone at the court house
now being paid for by Auditor Smi
= simply to accommodate the publ
ry The commissioners failed to come
Ill an understanding with the telepho
III company regarding the instrume
put into the court house, and for
g time none of the officials would
>. ply to the numerous calls, until n
w. Smith agreed to pay for it himse
,re The public needs the phone the
80 and the value of the local system
10 greatly diminished IL the col
D. house, which is most in demar
is not on the circuit.
the county is too penurious to 81
,ng ply its public building with this mt
ern utility and the telephone compa
cannot afford to supply the coul
ns' with free phone, the business n
MY OF the town who have phones in til
places should stand the expense 8
ull contribute each quarters rent
in which would be but few cents ca
AL instead of letting Mr.. Smith bear
burden in addition to the trouble
to him to attend to- the constant ,
v frequently frivolous calls.
Barber Day received fine I
and three chair mirror, chairs and a CO
plete bath room oatfit Monday,
eve, now has everything placed and rel
ing. for business on new scale. Day
odo a hustler and has everything Y
b sor nicely arranged. He believes
keeping up with the times and
gar shop fixtures are all modern, up
date. He Is 4 good barber and