The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1900-12-20

Beautiful albums in all designs at
Roscoe Smiths.
T. A Clark returned last week
from New York.
Mrs. A. G.. Butterfeld has returned
from witt to Boise.
Mr.. G. W. Fuller has his. private
hospital open and has several patients
on hand.
j Mrs. Ruff and daughter, of Cam,
bridge, were down attending the
Catholic Fair.
Attorney Rhea has moved his law
offices into rooms 7, 8 and 9, in the
Sommer building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh Dickerson are
due to arrive home tomorrow from
Missouri, where they went on visit
Just received big stock of plane
white earthen ware at the
GOLDEN RULE RACKET STORE
''Human Hearts" is stirring,
softening, humanizing play. 1t tells
a plain story, beautiful in its sym
Eplicity Of common backwoods folks
There will be no meetings of the
Weiser Choral Club for further. prac-
tice till after the holidays, but full
attendance is requested on Tuesday
evening, 9th, of January
Judge j. L. Story, accompanied
by his wife, left last Sunday for the
Dalles, Oregon, to visit with his
daughter and try to recover his
health. Mr.. Story has been quite
, feeble for some time
Nell Snow, who went to Boise to
take the civil service examination,
, passed by the very creditable pei
cent Of "a. Nell will be put into
the railway mail service, probably
between Pocatello and Portland
Roscoe Smiths show window is
most attractive this week, especially
to the ladies The holiday display
of fine albums and dressing cases
is very alluring and the pedestrian
cannot pass without pausing tt
insp ect.
Mrs. l.. D. VAIN and son of Hy
attsville, Wyoming, sister and neph
ew of J. H Harris, arrived In tn
city yesterday afternoon. Mrs
VAIN comes to Weiser with view o
j. purchasing home and locatin,
+, here.
DR.. j. E. Davis is certainly val
liable acquisition to Weiser's band o
hustlers for the good of the country
He is keeping a large number O
friends in Minnesota informed abou
Weiser, and will likely have half Q
Mankato out here next season.
Very appropriate Christmas exer
cises will be held in the sewers
churches next Monday evening
! PEach one of them will have Christ
, mas tree, and the little folks, as we
as some larger ones, are anxiousl
= waiting the coming of Christms
eve.
VIM. Black, Of Dale, will be
candidate for sergeant at arms of til
Senate. His knowledge of the habit
and characteristics of members wi
no doubt render him valuab
. functionary J.H Harris, of Weise
will be candidate for door-keeper {
the House.
w. B. Kurtz returned the first {
the week from Salt Lake, to whit
! place he went on business after tai
ing two cars of hogs to Portland
! mentioning the Weiser Roller Mil
: last week the Signal failed to sta
: that Mr.. Kurtz, also, owned a on
: fourth interest.
: Mr.. Walter Schraff, who has be-
F.: manager of the Boise telephol
sySIcm III ycdto, bdo aiiifOu
: Weiser and is looking for house
= which to locate his family. Mr..
- has been sent here by the Rocky M
. Bell Telephone Company to mana
)ck its business here.
pit The o. S. L. Company is putti
gravel on it's depot grounds in I'll
i've city. The city clerk wrote E.
Manson, superintendent of this di'
az sion, of Pocatello, relative to t
bad condition of the grounds, and
ave kindly consented to gravel thel
+v which move is very much appreci;
~ ed by the people of Weiser. T
vi company is always ready to impro
their property as the necessity m
has require.
OF The Elk Club, Charles Phillip