The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-08-22

Ct8nuarU NJ LanuOre, lnIOEms 10
that on Monday the Boston & Seven
Devils 20. began the erection at
Landore OF five additional ore bins of
800 tons capacity each. They ex-
pect today to complete the road from
the bins to the road going to the
Peacock mines. Twelve additional
teams will be put on to haul ore from
the Peacock to the bins As soon
as snow closes up the Peacock road
teams will be put on hauling ore
from the bins to Council. The con-
tract for the aerial tramway from the
Peacock mine 10 the bins will be
closed in Denver this week. 1t will
be three and one half miles long and
will be operated by gravitation The
full buckets of ore going down will
pull the entities up. The cables will
be in constant motion and the buck
cts will fill automatically at the
mine
AS soon as the new milling wheat
can be received the Idaho Milling
Co. of Weiser will open It's mills.
That will be in few days. The
company is composed of Mr.. Crutch-
field and H. K. Greeves, who are
both on the ground and hard at
work The latter is a son-in- law of
Mr. Crutchfeld, and has also moved
his family here from Vernon, Texas.
Chas. Ebert, the well-known shoe
maker, has sold his shop in the rear
of Gerwick & loves to Mr.. Stree
Kicker, the firms harness maker,
Mr.. Ebert has gone into the noun
tains near Baker City prospecting
and will not return. Mr.. Stroehickel
will sell the shoe making outfit t.
t any good man wanting it.
W. Bertram Hancock, genera
manager of the Boston & Seve
Il Devils Copper Co., came down fror
the north on Tuesdays train, bring
+. ing with him his son Archie an
n daughter Constance whom he sent t
:, the family home at Portland. MI
It H. returned to Seven Devils Tuesda
morning.
k s. S. Hamlll, of Chicago, Iii. as
n sisted by his daughter, Minnie Han
al ILL., will give Rotations and Shakes
l. pearean approximations at the Metl
odist church Tuesday evening, Aut
II 27, at $50 O clock. Admission 20
N This will be high class entertain
J. ment.
re Carl Korup and Ed. Davis spel
a four DAYS last week in Middle Va
ley, Keilhley Creek and other plac
It. known to be good chicken groun
i'll The boys had splendid luck and the
v. friends were rejoiced in consequence
i'd as they handed out their game vii
x a lavish hand.
Mrs. Dennis Dyer and daught
no started Tuesday for New York Cit
If her former home. 1t Is TWEEN
, a years since she left there. A sist
to died there last May, leaving ]
no year-old daughter whom Mrs. Dy
hopes to bring back with her.
Ter We understand that the sites pl
The posed for the postoffice (its remo'
II being conceded) are the Masol
me Building, the building in the Bart
mo block formerly occupied by X.
Burris & Co., and the Rose buildir
All of them are vacant.
.rt- Miss Francis Galloway has bt
inc rendered the position of lady prin
,er pal of the Weiser Academy. 1t
cen accepts, the academy is to be c.
els graduated.
C. r. Williams and family
life some where on the road from Nowh
Law to Weiser. The party has seen
of of wild country on its trip.
,ire Mrs. Moore, of Crane Greek,
uit visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jas
in Gerwick. She was quite i'll FOL
,est few days after her arrival.
i've J. f. Lowe went to Council NJ
day, where he will look after
to interests of his firm. John .. Pc
acer represents them there.
'rUn Mr. RI u. Abry. 2. &. |. N.