The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-04-25

oLuC'hl'bS rOl'oWlHS tHls, mOlu-
ing services will he held every
Sunday until the arrival of the regular
minister.
The Music Students Club will hold
its regular semi-monthly meeting at
the Opera House next Saturday,
April q, at 3 pm. Study Of Men
delsohnn continued aud lesson in
harmony. All students of music
cordially invited to attend.
Father Brown, the eminent m is
sionary,s closed a very successful
mission at tue Catholic Church Sun
day. The attendance was fully up
to the capacity OF the church and
the audience was composed Of all
creeds. Father Brown is an elo-
quent and convincing speaker and
cannot fail to advance the cause he
so ably represents.
Sam Winchester, who, it will be
remembered, was arrested some time
ago for killing a steer belonging to
p. i. S. Co., furnished bonds Mon
day and was allowed to return to his
home in Westfall He can prove, he
says, that at the time the crime was
committed he was confined to his bed
with smallpox. -Payette lndepen-
dent.
Attorney Frank Harris received a
communication yesterday from Sen
ator Dubois stating that the petition
filed in the office of second assistant
postmaster general, asking the estab-
lshment of mail route from Cup
rum. Idaho, by Landing, Or, to
Homestead, Or would be acted
upon in the near future.
G. w. Jones, the agent for the
Kleinschmidt interests in the Seven
Devils, is in town to confer with
his principals who are now in Weiser.
Mr. Jones is the father of tue flour
ishing town of DEBORAH and feels
justly proud of its present and past
progress and is confident that the
future has much in store for the
town DEBORAH
At the morning services on Sun
day, class of nine young girls took
their first communion, and at the
afternoon mass, renewed their vows
of baptism. All were attired in pure
white with wells. The ceremony
was pleasant and also impressive.
Immigration has commenced, earl,
as it is, and today another outti
well supplied with pioneer require
ments passed through town bount
for home in the upper valleys Il
a very little while the waste place
in Idaho will be few and far between
The barren hills of today are tn
grain fields of the future.
The wool warehouse being erecte
bv the Wool Growers Association, i
commodious structure and yer
conveniently located on the o. S. /
and p. & |. N. joint track, and wi
make handling both in and out a
easy matter Mr.. AL Hopkins ha
the contract for construction. Th
building will be inclosed entirel
with corrugated iron.
Steve Busch, stranger or new
conner, not being aware of the cit
regulations, navigated his bicycle Q
the sidewalk. He was arrested an
taken before Judge Mitchell and az
sessed the sum of ten dollars an
costs for this, his first offence againl
the peace and dignity of the cit,
5 The general opinion is that he ougl
S to get some change back.
Mr.. Frank M. Phelps, one Of I'll
2 proprietors of Rhine Perfume & E.
d tract Co., of Baker City, called {
a the Signal this morning M
:. Phelps is very enthusiastic over Il
f growth of the business during Il
: last two years. They have disco
!: tinued the retail business and a
y now whofesaling. i E. yerbe'
V has been named as local agent.
, Mrs. John McGlinchey was doy
;. from Payette Tuesday visiting frien