The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-12-12
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Jack Ennor has moved his family
from Malheur City to Weser for the
winter.
Miss Bess Venable returned Sat
urday to Payette after visit with
the Misses Taylor.
Nj. e. Beckwith, who lives near
Central ferry, is at present working
in a nine near Baker City.
The firemen announce a grand
masquerade ball for New Years night
at the opera house. Music by Van
Sice's orchestra.
j. W. White, of Huntington, To-
Gated five sections of oil claims for
Huntington people Tuesday and
Wednesday Vale Democrat.
John T. Morrison, the we'll known
Caldwell lawyer, was here Monday
ilS 10 lHdhihS al aSbifS- canvass iOi
the appointment of United States
district attorney.
Fred Diettsman, who came back
from North Yam Hill, Oregon, to
sell his farm here, has not made
sale yet Unless he does he will
put it into small grain himself in
the spring,
The Idaho Northern trains are now
running into Middleton. AS yet no
regular schedule time has been adopt
ed but passengers and baggage are
taken. Conductor Carswell is in
charge of this train. Idaho Leader
A matrimonial wave has struck
Rapid River and has resulted in the
marriage of NJ. f. Perkins to Miss
Ella Frelelgb, and Mr. Louis Eddy
to Miss Jenny Ham. Judge Wright
of Pollock ties the knots.
j. E. Thompson, who was last
season employed in the schools Of
Weiser was in town this week For
q number of months he has been en-
ployed on the East Oregonian, at
Pendleton as reporter, which posi-
ton he has just resigned
The Duluth News Tribune announ-
ces the sale of the Jeffrey mine in
the Mesaba iron range by A. C. Hub
bel and Thomas Merritt. Messrs.
Merritt & Hubbard bonded this prop
erty at $50, 600, developed it and
sold for 1925, 900
Andrew Larsen came down from
Millers camp this week on his way
to Portland to spend the winter.
He was looking for his sister from
Boise to accompany HIM. Andrew
and his brother had very successful
run this year at their placer mine.
The last act preparatory to the
opening of the south half of the Fort
Hall Indian reservation to the settle
ment was completed last week after
some minor departmental details are
gone over the matter will be ready
for the presidents proclamation. i
is the likelihood that the lands will
be opened not later than March l Of
next year.
An authority says: Time wa:
when man in business got trade
whether be advertised or not, bu
that day has gone by. The public
has been educated to understand
that the foremost merchants adver
tise their wares and that those who
: do not advertise are so far behinC
a: the times that no woman who love
to buy up-to-day goods should eve
think of patronizing them.
A delicious morsel IN the muSica
r farce, ga Wise Woman" is tn
2 introduction of a quantity melodiou
Southern Grooming song and lull
ably. The music of this number i
= said to be extremely catchy and cas-
to remember, and so popular does
r Immediately become that it Is whist
ed and hummed by all the smal
V boys, and by many of the big one
!. wherever the play is produced.
/ No pains are being spared by th
:. Episcopal ladies to make their Xma
d sale on Saturday at B o'clock Dec. l
}. a success. A pleasing variety wi