The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-09-06

named Farrell futile knocked
Farrell out in the ninth round.
Ed Davis has gone to Portland
and while there wilselect show cases
and other furniture for the drug
store, which will be moved TO the
Sommer building as soon as the lat
ter is completed
A Bryan and Stevenson Club was
organized at Mann creek last Sat
urday evening Frank Harris, M.
W. Mtcbll, James P. Gray, Geo.
Hartley and j. R. Foreman went up
from Weiser to assist at the cere-
monies.
L. G. Harris and Charles Harris,
brothers of w. p. Harris, the harness
man of Weiser were in Weiser last
week from Iowa. l. G. has gone to
work in the shop here and Charles
returned TO Iowa He intends to
come back to remain permanently.
Herman Haas and wife, Frank
Mitchell and wife, 0. M. Harvey
and wife, A. G. Cordelle and wife,
A. Hermany and wife, L. L. Dams
and wife, |. f. Smith and daughter
Hattie, John Cobbs, Mrs. Harry
Mitchell and number of other
Weiser people have gone to Portland
on the Elk excursion.
Fred Heald came from Ruthburg
last Saturday. The parties who had
the Railroad mine bonded for $75,
600 allowed the bond to expire
Heald is glad as he gets much valu-
able development and the mine is
looking better than ever. A rich
vein of silver running through the
copper has been encountered.
The Ford Brothers have nearly
completed their wagon road to Black
Lakes. The work has required %
men all summer and its construction
was necessary in order to get in the
cyanide plant now on the way. John
Rogers has moved his saw mill tC
the Black Lakes and altogether there
are about 20 men employed there.
The 1900 catalogue of the Weisel
Academy is out. The Academy
appears to have bright future
ahead in spite of the Vaccinations
spite work and confidence games Of
Pharasees. 1t is splendid institu
ton, of which Weiser is justly PROUD
and will stand by. The attendance
promises to be larger this season
than at any time in the past.
Rev. p. G. Pemberton called OF
the Signal on his return from tn,
Methodist Conference at Baker City
where he was ordained (Which quail
fies him to perform the marriag
ceremony and assigned to tn
Council and Salubria charge. H
states that Rev. w. w. Deal vii
soon be in Weiser to organize
Methodist class. This will be tn
foundation for church and is hope
to erect place of worship here soor
We shipped to Salubria this wee
the Washington press which fC
years was instrumental in producin
this paper and assisting in the labor
> which have made good hard none
for some of Weiser's citizens WI
J are now pooling part of those pro
its against the Signal which made
= for them-and will make them SON
e more, whether they leave it alone {
n not The press will be used to pril
the new Salubria paper and will col
n tinue the good work from which
d has rested since last December 1t
W certain to make its enemies there,
any good thing makes few enemi'
70 and some indifferent friends, anon
10 the many beneficiaries of its exis
70 ence, but we trust it will have l
more than its common share.
II Bids For CarpenterwOrk.
is Sealed proposals will be received
, the architect for the carpenterwork al
= roofing for the Masonic building
1t Weiser until 6 o'clock D. m. August