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

church, Mr.. Festue Foster occupied |
the pulpit in the morning. The sub
ject and text of his discourse was
'The Perfect Law of Liberty" found
in fret chapter Of james. Mr.. Bert
Lee preached in the evening con-
corning the veracity of Christ and
the Christian religion. The singing
was furnished by the Christian En-
deavor and the male Quartette.
Mr.. Ashmun, the pastor of the
church, will arrive home from his
vacation this week and will fill the
pulpit next Sunday
G. e. Larson, a sheep man from
Middle Valley, Is supposed to have
become insane while in the noun
tains with his sheep. A few days
ago his dogs came to Middle Valley
without him, and Tuesday party
searched the hills but failed to find
him. Yesterday another searching
party was organized by Will Towel
and Larson was found some distance
from his sheep, roaming the hills
with no apparent object. This and
Larson's queer actions since then,
lead to the belief that he is insane.
-Salubria News Letter
VIM E. Smythe, who was at one
time active in promoting the New
Plymouth colony project, is now
editing 'The 10th Century West de-
partment of California magazine.
He has an. article in the July number
describing the early days of the
settlement of New Plymouth, Idaho
But that is ancient history now and
wouldn't interest anybody in that
community very much, since the CO.
operative colony idea is numbered
with the things of the past. --Payette
Independent
Jim Morse, while on trip to his
! mines on Salmon river, had tussle
With bear that reminds US of the
things we read in story books. Mr..
i Morse wounded the bear, and it rar
+, into some brush Thinking th'
a beast had gone on through, he hastil.
followed and ran right against tn
e bear, which grabbed him by the
e right wrist, severing the tendons, anc
It badly decorating his shoulder befor'
he got away.-Salubria News Letter
le DR.. Sleeves, who has taken tn
TT practice of DR.. Numbers, has bee
t. practicing medicine seven years. Th
last four years he has been at Hunt
n ington, and before that time wa
IL located at Salem, Oregon. While 8
If Huntington he was surgeon for th
Oregon Short Line and the Orego
% Railway and Navigation Company
The doctor has unbouuded faith
the future of Weiser, evidenced b
his heavy investment in real estate
Frank Johnston of Weiser VS.
- furnishing cur people with fine 10
of water melons from the Payet
Valley this week; after over tw
hundred of the luscious fruit ha
80 been unloaded among our citizen
y Mr.. Johnston departed with the ba
ance of his load for the camps in I'll
" Seven Devils Council Journal.
For years there will be strol
demand for fruit and shade trees
~ this vicinity. The fruit indust
" here is capable Of indefinite expa
sion, and will be engaged in mo
extensively year after year. T
he nursery business should grow wi
ny 1t and be one of our important
ITO dustries.
DR. Curl will go on the excursi
trip Monday August 26, accomps
led by his two daughters, Della a
eo Verna They will visit Portlan
III The Dalles and Grass Valley count
ler He will be absent until Septemt
ui- Is when he will return to relic
'he those suffering with toothaches.
Jacob Henderson, of Council,
IT. preparing to erect large shear
a. and shipping corrals on his pla
AK Just east of town, 80 that next "
'oo Council will be large wool shippi
on point