The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-08-08

ter is prominently mentioned for the
position of Grand Matron
About $69 was secured by G. S.
Fosselman last week from Weiser
business firms, and it will be expend-
ed advertising the fact that govern
ment land can be secured near
Weiser suitable for grain raising.
Kansas City, Omaha and Minneapolis
weekly papers will be used.
0. M. Harvey will erect one story
residence with attic, as soon as plans
are received from an architect. 1t
will cost between $1,000 and $500,
and will be as nearly model as can
be made for the money. The site
will be the three lots across the |
street east of Morris Som mer IS home.
Sheriff Dean has returned from
California, and received strong en-
couragement from leading oculists
there that his sight could be restored.
He takes treatment at his home, as
the cure will be by an absorption
process Some three or four months
will be required to demonstrate
whether or not it will prove success
The Independent Telephone Co.
proposes to put in phones here at
81. 90 per month for residences and
$500 for business houses. The
company will either put in and
manage the local exchange or allow
local company to do this, depend
ing on the long distance business for
its profit. AS nothing pays like
telephone stock our people should
take hold of the local exchange, as
has been done in Payette.
1t is stated on unquestionable au-
thority that Idaho fruit shipped to
the east is labeled as coming from
another state, and Idaho is thus
= being prevented from establishing
E the enviable reputation to which she
, is entitled. That we are destined to
/ lead the world in the production of
s fruit Is certain, but such under
a handed methods as are mentioned
above will delay the time when our
- reputation will reach its height
81 All those desiring to take an out.
o ing at the Payette Lakes should take
e advantage of the cheap rates offered
! by the p. & [. N. A round triE
ticket to Meadows, including stage
fare, costs only $1,000. From
Meadows to the Lakes, the fare il
$1.00. Very much cheaper ant
more convenient is the present op
: portunity of travelling to the famou
. Idaho resort, than was the long
dusty wagon journey of former years
Nelson f. Kimball has rec eived
history of the assault on Kenesav
Mountain June 81, 1864, by Col
Dan McCook's Third Brigade, Secon
Division of the Fourteenth Arm
Corps, Army Of the Cumberland
Last year the brigade held reunio
and secured an 80 acre tract OF Ian
on the battlefield. Monuments wi
Gu erected in memory of the brave me
u who fell there. Out of 5000 me
u engaged in the assault. 1880 fell
re twenty minutes. Mr.. Kimball b.
ms longed to the 125th Illinois reg
H., ment.
Geo. H. Dram and Miss Nina
yer Cate we're married at the Episcop
en- church Tuesday, Aug. 6, Re
are Henry G. Taylor officiating. T.
lg. ceremony took place at l 100 o'clo
in in the presence of company
les friends. After dining at the We
in dome the happy couple departed +
Portland on the afternoon trai
of where the honeymoon will be spel
Ind Mr.. Gram expects to return in abe
ext two weeks and resume his duties
md the 0,S.L. depot The SIGNAL jo
will in the well-wishes for their hap
lat ness.