The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1899-02-16

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John Wallace, one of the old tim
ers of the county is down from Salu-
bra.
Morris Sommer has been confined
to the house with temporary i'll
health.
There are many cases of sickness
reported in the valley. Generally
the result of our unusually severe
winter.
Mr.. Weidman, the wellknown
butcher, accompanied by Henry Haas,
both of Salubra, were in Weiser this
week.
Mrs Ida Jewell is quite sick with
inhammatory rheumatism. She is I'M
der the doctors care at Mrs. S. Q.
Wilson's
f. B. Oliphant, late proprietor of
the Record, left Weiser on Sunday
last for Spokane, at which point he
will probably reside.
John Darnall Of Salubria made
this office pleasant call this week.
We are sorry to know he is in poor
health, but hope few weeks will see
him as usual.
Yesterdays Boise Statesman an
nounces the death, in that place, of
George E Bean, a former resident
of this county and charter member
of Salubria lodge A. f. & A. M.
,, Another of Washington county s
, old timers has recently died. Grand
ma Monroe, for so many years a re-
t sident of Middle Valley, died in CAL
i, ifornia Her remains were shipped
] to Boise for interment.
/ W. B. Kurtz sold a carload of hogs
$ to Messrs. King & Snyder of Spo-
kane ut &c. f. Korup also sold ID
! head of cattle to the same parties
who made up a car of beef as well.
!, Korup received $50 per head.
Representative Adams temporarily
' left his legislative duties and returned
/ home on Thursday last in response to
{ a dispatch stating his child was very
|. i'll. Fortunately he found the little
- one much improved on his arrival
? Sommercamp has just put in LOT
: of new shelving in his store to &C
commodate large new invoice OF
shoes, just received. Bills shoe
i'd stock is of such dimensions that he
Id could tomorrow fit out 1900 pairs o.
es feet
r, The valentine ball on the 14th ms
was the most successful Of the series
If The music by the Olson ochestra, anC
r. the floor were both good and thu
knowledge that it was the last dance
or for the season predisposed everyone
" to thoroughly enjoy themselves,
1t is reported that Johnston Bro
If theirs who it will be remembered
e bought the Kennedy sheep on CRAM
+" Creek last fall, are now offering wha
lis are left of them at so cents head
ht The scarcity and high price of ha,
ed makes it impossible, except at a yer.
great outlay, to carry them througl
IT, the balance of the winter, 700, it i
a reported, dying i'll one night las
-al week At twice the figure this woul'
as be good speculation for any on
aw having hundred tons of hay OF
do hand.
/, 1t is stated new store will b
opened in Weiser in the near future
ew NJ. G. G. Anderson of the Golde
Rule, Boise, will fit up and condut
or branch of his business at this poin
} Mr.. Anderson is we'll and favorabl
known in the capital city and his &C
vent among the progressive bushes
= men in Weiser, will be Of great al
'9d, sistance in improving and buildin
ns' up our city. Carpenters are no
ped, ped shelving the building recently occ'
''s' pied by the Weiser Mercantile Con
IN pany.
are The outlay, necessitated by Il
ON heavy snow fall and high price I
hay, that has been made by shee
ass and stock men during this winter bic
ing far TO eat up most if not all tt
int, profits expected to be realized