The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-08-30
A BRILLIANT SOCIAL EVENT
The Camp is Evidently Strong on Bryan and
the Weiser Signal.

we beg for little space in your
columns as we feel very closely con-
nected with the Signal and have been
constant reader of it for years and
find it to be the brightest, newsiest
and best up to date and all round
paper published in the thriving State
of ldaho-always standing for the
right and exposing the wrong-long
live the Signall
During the past year there has
been considerable prospecting and
development work done on several
mining claims here and all show up
well in copper as well as silver, which
has attracted the attention of capital
and from the outlook now we believe
we will have mining camp as good
as any in western Idaho.
The Portland Mining Co. is re-
presented here by Col. A. j. Crook
and expects to commence operations
in short time, and as this is the
finest winter camp in the west our
camp will probably be lively this
winter.
The health of the community is
good and all seem to be in good
spirits and able to support Bryan AM
Stevenson next November.
The roads are in fine condition
and we have tri-weekly mail that
brings the Signal and other news
from the outside world.
We have had rain in tue last few
days which was badly needed The
people are busy getting wood from
the mountain preparing for winter.
Fine crops of hay reported along the
river, plenty of fruit and stock in
fine condition.
Mr.. G.. G. Wing and Mr.. Fresh are
developing some good properties.
They are prepared to test their ores
as they develop their mines.
Any parties coming in to visit the
camp can find plenty to eat at Pick
les hotel or Mr.. Flynn's or Mr.. Gray's
and can get drink or cigar at D.
S. Hills and plenty of hay for horses.
We are again in the matrimonial
world.
Brilliant consumatlon of love
match took place last Thursday at
five O'Clock. Duncan Barnett, one of
Welser noble young men welded Mrs.
Anna Berglund late from Sweden
but Mineral belle at present. 1t
was grand affair the ceremony was
performed by Judge Croker in his
jovial familiar style at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall, the
brides brother in-law. The room
was tastefully decorated with flowers
and ribbons and the guests were
received by Mr.. and Mrs. Hall at
five o'clock. The groom was
dressed in the conventional black
attended by Mr.. F. A Hall. Then
came Mrs. F. A. Hall, sister of the
bride who acted maid of honor and
the brides only attendent was as
dainty as piece Of dresden. Mrs
Hall who is decided blonde with
the gladstone expression of child
wore a beautiful gown of azure taft
fata silk. She carried pinks and
petals and the bride who followed
was bewitching in her gown of cream
satin with trimmings of applique
chiffon the snowy bouquet of brides
roses that she carried trailing down
against the glistening folds of her
gown was enchanting After congrat-
ulatons a three course wedding dim
ner was served at Mrs. w. H. Gray's,
sister of the bride. The bridal
table was decorated in brides roses
and smilax and about it were seated
the bride and groom, Mr. and Mrs.
Hall, Mrs. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs J.
E. Fresh, Miss Jessie Fresh, Mr.
and Mrs. Garcia, Masters Frank and
Joe Garcia, w. R. Wing, Mr. Yates,
Mr.. Peters. JUDGE Croker John A