The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-07-09
Frank Harris left Yesterday for a

uduS uIeI, mrS. MOTIFS OOmmer.
Miss Mary Taylor has accepted a
position as bookkeeper at Morris
Sommer's.
Messrs. Maryatt, Snider and Stacy
were at Crane creek last week wing
out public road
Mrs. G. U. Ashby has gone to
Portland and Salem on visit. She
expects to be gone FIVE or six weeks
Mrs Lee Hamilton has joined her
husband at this place and they will
live at the home of his father, Mr.
Vim. Hamilton.
Mrs. James Coakley and daughters
have gone to Monroe creek to visit
few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Stacy
Miss Jessie Wilkerson is engaged
in the millinery business at Cam
bridge. She has recently closed her
store until the fall trade begins
Matt Wilson, J. V. Cox, o. F.
Kolb and Fred Merrill are timber
men from Duluth, who have been
looking over this part of the state
for timber land
LATE Lansdon will leave to-
morrow for Thunder Mountain to do
assessment work on four claims that
he located last spring. He expects
to teach school the coming winter.
w. B. Burrows aud Fred Brock
man have given up their intention of
going to Thunder Mountain this sum-
mer. They are finding plenty to do
at home in the line of carpentering.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. HIT went to
Boise to spend the Fourth of July.
Mr.. Hit and his wife elaborated on
their celebration this year on account
of this being the 10th anniversary OF
their wedding.
Arthur David (ssFrenchy') has re-
turned from BOISE and yoes back to
his mines in the Seven Devils range
full of desire to continue his progress
towards fortune by means OF the
hammer and drill.
This office printed stationery THU
week for the Denver assay Office
which will soon open at Thunde
| Mountain for business. The mem
bers of the firm are j. " Richards
j. M. Steel and G.. K. Taggart.
Judge H S. Carr tied the kno
} Friday, July 4, which united i
marriage Mr.. Andrew S. Polly an
, Mrs. Seine Ostrander, both of Coun
Gil The ceremony took place j.
the parlors of the Hotel Weiser.
John N. Cobb left for Portlan
Monday on receipt of news Of tn
dangerous illness of his sister, Mis-
Lizzie Cobb. Miss Cobb has beef
in poor health recently, and hat
hoped to benefited by the sea air.
A party of Thunder Mountain
travellers arrived Sunday from Stan
ton, Nebraska. 1t was composed o
Bob Appleby, L. j. Horton, G. A
Chase, Louis Loerke, August Loerb c
Carl Mittelstadt, Frank Mittelstadt
A new brick blacksmith shop
going up ON Main street. ,out
P. half block east of the west schoo
house. The proprietor is Owe
Jones, who will open for business 8
soon as it Is completed. At pref
ent he is employed by Emme
J Lynch.
A good many dog owners objecte
3 so vigorously to paying taxes o
y them that the city authorities foun
: it necessary to cause the arrest {
several for violations of the dog ord
d nance. The cases were tried befo
e Police Judge Mitchell, who impose
y the prescribed fine. The intentlC
is to collect taxes on all canin
J. without discrimination.
d The directors Of the First Extel
l. sion of the Payette ditch are enfor
t. ing rule by which one share {
70 water is required for each wat
!. wheel in the ditch. 1t is said tn
" the owners of the wheels are goir
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