The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-13
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to Missouri to live.
Miss Grace Jenuey gave II party |
yesterday TO her friends, it being
her sixteenth birthday.
At the examination of Hadley,
Friday, on charge of emhezzlement,
he defendant was discharged
Miss Smith, the young lady, who
recently injured her hand at the
laundry is able to work again.
Richard Ekstein is getting his
cigar factory ON Second street fitted
up in fine shape and will soon be
ready for work, much of his tobacco
having already arrived. He will
manufacture several brands but has
not yet fully selected the names.
No small part of the success of
Sundays excursion was due to the
admirable talents OF Dick Bernard,
the accomplished colored porter at
the P. & l. N general offices.
1 Wonderful man, is that Dick And
Dick gloried in astonishing the
"gemman.
1t is announced that republican
paper will shortly be issued from the
printing department (the Ingram
Press of the Idaho Industrial Insti-
tute. A Mr.. Brewster of Nebraska,
will have charge Of the paper and
will furnish additional printing ma
terial
Remember the Convention. June
1919. All the sessions of the Con-
vention will be held in the Congre-
gational church except the one
! Tuesday evening This will be held
in the Opera House because of the
crowd which doubtless will come out
to hear Mr. Wagner, an enthusiast
tic speaker and prominent Sunday
4 School and G.. X. worker from the
, east.
Mrs H. L. Abry and daugh'e
returned from Oregon Saturday NOR
ming and Mrs. Hermany returned
+ from Salt Lake the same afternoon
. Thus the wide circulation and valu,
0 Of the Signal as an advertising med
r ium is demonstrated. Mrs Marksol
d being further away, has not yet re
ceived last weeks paper, but will
Q likely start for home rs soon as i
r reaches her
! Those who attended the entertain
s ment at Miriam Lee Hall last Fri
j. day evening, were more than de
l. lighted with the happy program pre-
4 sented. Music and song, essay ant
~ recitation, were alike rendered wit
degree of culture and natural tai
i ent that rendered criticism impossi
d BILE 1t proved the efficiency Of in
g structors and the capabillty of tn,
students AT the close light. retire h
. ments were served.
e w. B. Kurtz, formerly of Boise
d but who has been living in Weise
l. for q number of years, was in tn
e city yesterday. He said he woul
q leave today or Sunday for The Dal
les, Oregon, to locate permanently
10 He is interested in power plant o
# the Des Chutes river, 16 miles fror
"a The Dailes. A company has bee
, formed to put in the plant, whic
N will cost $3.50, 900. Five thousan
70 horse power has already been cor
\, tracted for. Statesman.
R. Il. Woliston, perintendent {
IN the Brown temwinder group
to Heath district, arrived in the cit
N last Saturday. Mr. Woliston state
" that work is progressing very salts
or factory at the mines. He is no
,y completing the buildings and max
If ing other necessary improvement
and as soon as possible will, increas
the force in the mine. A road frol
the town TO the mine; one and ON
half miles in length, is nearly con
:. pleted. Mr. Wolston came down
=. purchase supplies and make 9th
! necessary arrangements. He return
ed to the camp yesterday.
Married-June 10. 1901. Miss Mabel
Hartmeyer to Eberhard j Baue
ar hoth of Lancaster Pa were married b