The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-01-17

Judge Strouse of DEBORAH was doine
business in Landore this week.
The snow in this part of the world i,
only from SIX to fifteen feet deep
General Manager Hancock of the fla
nous Boston and Seven Devils company
came in from Portland Oregon, thi.
week. The General stated that his com.
pany would not put on any more mel
until the weather got little better.
Mr.. Davis who has been visiting his
daughter in DEBORAH for the ast two
weeks has returned home to Salubria.
Hon. T. G. Jones, of the Landore
townslte, is on protracted visit to
Weser; however. his friends here are
looking for him back in the near future.
Senator Shoup has recommended the
establishment OF two new postoffices IN
the Seven Devils. One will be located at
Landore and the other at DEBORAH.
There is an exceedingly beautiful story
told of man that resides in the neigh
borhood of the Seven Devils 1t runs
something like this. In roaming Ihe
broad land DER, from town TO town in
quest of that ever elusive misnomer
fame; and one night while asleep under
a magnificent fir amid the fragrance of
Wild flowers, he dreamed dream. and
III this dream a beautiful panorama
opened to him. He was destined TO be-
come very great man; in fact a great
editor of one of the largest and most in
1uentlal newspapers in the world, 1.-The
Seven Devils Standard" Then he awoke
with jerk and after going to sleep again
there appeared a phantom clad in pure
white, and she threw kisses at him. and
10 and behold, all these things have come
to pass. X-RAy
Jan. s.
And still 1t SHOWS
Thos Westlake of the Hotel DEBORAH
is out to Cambridge this week.
, Morton Nelson of Cam bridge, is doing
business in the Seven Devils this week.
Judge Strouse was over to the CITY of
Bear last Monday. transacting some bus
mess.
5. d. Jones is now carrying the mail
Tor the new towns of Landore and Deco
rah.
The Blue-Jacket mine has not as vet
resumed operation, though the manage
ment is still hopeful that they will he
able to go ahead in the near future
Rumor is again rife that the Boston and
Seven Devils Copper Company has sold
out and IS going to step down and out of
the Seven Devils and that Mr.. Lewis A
Hall is to take hold of their properties
here. What truth there is in these RI
hors cannot be told just yet. However
every thing points that way, and if Mr..
Hall is the lucky man, il is fair to pre-
sumo that there will be more push and
energy into the development of the camp
than ever was known heretofore.
The Seven Devils Standard, more non-
llarly known as the Ignorant Dis |
urber', in its last weeks issue printed |
III Item purpoptlng to throw dirty fling
1t the business people OF Cambridge and
'icinity
The item stated in substance that tho
oeopleof DEBORAH and vicinity had not
laie Porter IL Boyland private mail con.
FACTORS for carrying their mail from On.
rum TO DEBORAH.
Your scribe very quietly investigated
he matter and commencing at Landore
lie saw Mr.. Setfern of the firm of Brown
Seffern. Mr. Seffern stated that thew
ad paid Porter IL Boyland So 90 per
lonth in full for carrying their mail
ester Smith, attorney and notary public
I Landore, was seen and he stated rhat
e pald Porter for carrying his mail.
r. w b. Hancock stated that be had