The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-09
ness man who thoroughly under
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stock of confectionery and cigars to
Shields jewelry store, which the two
gentlemen will occupy j unity. They
are both popular business men and
their headquarters will be a busy
place
The minister at st Luke's will
preach on "Caiu and Abel next
Sunday evening His discourse in
the morning will be on "The Epi-
phany. Bishop Funston will visit
Weiser within short time, when
class will be presented for con6rma-
ton.
Moncreiffe Bros & Wallop, who
have been making such large pur
chases of cavalry horses in this To-
cality, moved their inspection camp
this week from Ontario to Grand
Junction, Colo, but will still main
tain buying and feeding camp at
the former place.
Local restaurant people report a
diminution in the floating popula ton
of the city since the advent of the
new year. However, it is thought
the early arrivals for the Thunder
Mountain rush will soon be dropping
in, and the eating houses will be
the first to benefit thereby.
The Bell Telephone Co. has an
nounced that it will build into
Thunder Mountain in the spring.
AS their line is already built to Coun-
Gil, and the rest of it can be built
along route that is open practically
all the year round it is almost
certain that the extension will start
from our sister town.
1t is a problem with some work
ingmen here to decide whether il
will be better to go into the Thunder
Mountain country in the spring Oh
remain here and take advantage O
the brisk demand for labor that viii
surely be caused by the expected
exodus to the gold fields.
Geo Washington Smith, gentle
man well-known to every crack sho
IN Ameri a, having at one time bee
in the vanguard of field sports il
Ohio, is in the city, visiting old tim
friends. Mr.. Smith is a resident o
DEBORAH, Seven Devils, and propose
to be the avaunt courier in Thunde
Mountain next spring.
The ladies Of the Baptist churc
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Delepne, and elected the followin
officers for the ensuing year: Pres
dent, Mrs Maud Wheeler; vice-pres
4 dent, Mrs. Jeffreys; secretary, Mr.,
Stark; Treasurer, Mrs. Fultz. TIL
d next meeting will be held at til
home of Mrs Fultz Jan 9
The owners of the eighty acres {
u unimproved land joining Norma
t Jackson's ranch on the south hay
decided to place it on the mark
c and have asked him to get them
Il buyer This fine body of Ian
!. only mile and half east of Weis,
h along the Oregon Short Line Raj
way, and will be secured by som
r one at bargain.
1t The Citizens Canal compar
le closed contract with the we'll know
is contracting firm of Wilkerson
}. Thompson for widening their can
lie and also its extension, distance
} six miles from the headgates locate
N in Boise. The consideration in 6
IS contract is not made public, but it
al reported to be a large amount Wo
will be commenced at an early dat
d Statesman.
lie w. B. Kurtz, well known in I'll
n community and throughout t
is county, now a resident of The Dale
OF Or, is reported dangerously i'll WI
pneumonia, in fact, Mrs. Kui
is writes that all hopes for his recove
st were abandoned Up to the prese
40 writing no further news has been ]
lie ceived and it is possible that he m
nd be on the way to recovery, which
sincerely trust may be the case