The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-06

ton, Spokane and other points, this
is saying much.
Mrs. D. N. Baker is on the sick
list, but improving.
S. Haworth, the Council merchant,
came down on Tuesdays train.
j. S. Dedman is recovering from
his illness, to the joy Of his friends.
Ed Jewell was down from Salubria
last week to see the boomers play
ball.
Carr Bros. and Halves captured
another sturgeon AS pounds) Sun
day.
Work on the smelter is now under
full Roadway with about 60 men en-
ployed.
j. r. Walton has been in Weser
from st. Louis during the past week
on business.
Mrs. Mcknight, teacher, on her
way to Spokane from northern Mo.
is visiting Mrs. A. w. Waters.
j. A. Dimmick, the sheep man, is
IN town this week. He sold his
wool at Middle Valley this year.
Mrs. Cyrus Morehead is down from
Boise visiting her sisters, Mrs. Ira
Hopper and Mrs. Hick Morehead.
Nine cars of freight came down
from the north on the p. & l. N.
Friday last and seven on Saturday
Morris Sommer has had awning
attached to the upper story windows
of his building.
The central telephone Office has
moved to the building on Second
ST., formerly occupied by Bert Jen-
ney.
Rev G. p. Pemberton, of the
Salubria circuit, has gone to Shoshone
to fill vacany until the end of the
year
Do not fail to read the advertise
ment in this issue of the Field Day
sports between the Weiser Academy
and College of Idaho.
The Sunday school of the Baptist
church will observe Children's Day
Sunday at l l a. m June 9. An iu-
teresting program will be rendered
by the members of the Sunday school
The subject of the evenings sermon
will be The Last judgement.
The Catholic ladies gave pleasan
lawn social yesterday evening a
the residence of Mrs. Ruff. TIT
lawn was lit by japanese lanterns
and Mrs Ruff proved herself delight
tul hostess Ice cream, strawberries
cake and coffee were served. Th
proceeds were satisfactory.
W. + Siprell called on the Sigma
this week and states that he is takin,
supplies to Hit Mt, for the purpos
of sinking on the Homestake an(
Hunter claims, which he located las
year and on which he got assays 0
$4S and SIS respectively at five fee
below the surface.
Mesdames H., Haas, b. Haas, an
NJ Reinhaus gave ''Thim BILE part,
2 Wednesday afternoon at the home c
Mrs. H. Haas. The house WAS HAND
. somely decorated and refreshm emf
were served. The following wei
present: Mesdames Lee, Foster
, Maryett, Paddock, Daus, ShalnwalC
il Markson, Waterhouse, Beswick, BraC
s ely, w Sommercamp, H. Sommel
camp, NJ E Sommercamp, Sommel
Lowe. N. HAWTHORN, j. Hanthorl
l. Mckinney, Shirley, Jenney, Numbers
!. Stuart, Cordelle, Fosselman, Kurt
Galloway, A. Sears, Tracy, Felthan
Harvey, Riggs, Ryan, Hettinge
O'Toole, Barton, John Coakle..
: Sporting, Hemany, Anderson, Davi
d Wilkerson, Kimball, Graham, Paytol
e Ashby, Drake, Safer, Perkins, MISS
~ Slocum, Mckinney.
Al Engineer Utter of this city Tue
/ day completed thorough survey
W the Galloway ditch and expects
make his report Saturday. Mr.. UT
70 was authorized to make the survey
- order that the farmers interested
g the contemplated purchase of it mig
~ have definite idea of the propert
4 especially as regards its origin
If cost, the cost of enlarging it, a