The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-07-18
Rev. and Mrs. Upton have built a

heir home at that famous resort.
The fortune tellers have moved on
afler revealing the future and the
past to those possessing the requisite
y. 90, and willing to relinquish it.
Clarence Noe, for sometime EN-
ployed at B. f. Hettingers barber
shop, has leased shop at Ontario
and removed to that place
Will Anderson and family are at
the Meadows and Payette lake on
pleasure trip.
Harrison Jones and wife were
down yesterday from Thorn Springs
ranch in Middle Valley.
Lewis Hall, treasurer of the p &
|. n, came in from the Seven
yesterday, and today goes to Port
land
Eugene Merritt stopped here yes
terday on his way to his home in
Tacoma from visit at Duluth, He
continued his journey today.
Frank Korup has got tired of
blistering his hands pumping water
for about sixty head Of hogs and
other stock that he keeps on hand,
and will erect windmill.
Archdeacon Jennings will preach
at ST Luke's next Sunday morning,
and celebrate the Lords Supper. At
the evening service the rector will
preach on s'The Perfect Man. -
B. F. Edlin is IN Landore, where
he has blown the breath Of life into
the Seven Devils Standard, which
was temporarily disabled bv the
elopement Of its presiding genius.
Miss Maggie Kibbett was severely
burned Friday evening by some
grease catching fire and igniting her
clothing While trying to extinguish
it she was burned about the face,
neck and arm
DR.. DAVIS has letter from a
Minnesota friend this week IN which
the writer stated that several families
were arranging to move here during
the fall. The doctor is an enthusiastic
worker for Weiser.
j. H. Harris will not return from
Wyoming until September |, as the
estate he is interested in will not be
settled until that time. His friends
will be glad to know that he will re-
ceive a neat sum as his share
Contractor Wilkerson is in the east
completing arrangements to begin
active work on the extension from
Council upon completion Of the two
miles of side tracks at the smelter
This will be within week or so.
Last evening young man named
Emerson was drowned while bathing
in the Snake river at Nyssa He
was about Is years of age. Two
brothers who were working here
went up last evening. The body hat
not been recovered at that time.
The park committee of the Look
out Club will have their cooked foo,
sale at the Masonic hall Friday
, July 10 The ladies are worthy 0
patronage, as they propose to hav
fine public park in Weiser som
o day.
Sells & Gray gave satisfac
t tory performance at this place las
Saturday, and was greeted with goo
audiences. Large crowds came i
J, from neighboring places, and as th
day was cool, none were disappointe
in their anticipations of an enjoyabl
occasion.
Gerry Snow felt that a Boise tra'
cling man was trying to impose q
him Tuesday afternoon, and use
. the toe of his shoe quite vigorousl
on the drummer as he promenade
up and down the sidewalk trying
escape Justice Sanders charge
= Gerry SO 90 for his amusement.
; Mrs. Sharai has sold out all h
= millinery stock and will susper
business until September, when 81
will have on hand full line of ne
millinery goods, and desires all il