The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-27


Geo. P. Rhea has been in Boise
on business this week, and will re-
turn tomorrow.
Opp & Davis this week received
a carload each of W ire hog fencing
and barb wire fencing.
Frank Johnston has opened the
bowling alley as a res ort for Thur
der Mountain travellers.
B. E. Jenney has opened bicycle
repair shop in the place formerly used
as the bubble reading room.
Mrs. Ida H. Miller is in Portland
buying millinery stock, and is ex-
pected home tomorrow evening.
J. G. Black, until recently in the
steam laundry business at Anaconda,
has been here the past week looking
for location.
Misses Maud and Edna Stephenson
Will leave in short time for Cleve-
land, Wash, to spend the summer
with a brother.
Frank Mitchell who has closed his
course of study at st. Louis, will
take position in drugstore at
Blacktoot, so it is reported.
Edward Elton, for some time past
foreman of the Salubria News-L Letter
was in Weiser this week. He is in
search of another position
John w. Lloyd and Isaac Hewett
are here from Oberlln, Kansas, to
bpy farms. They will be followed
by about twenty families, who will
also locate here.
e Over fifty letters have been re-
e ceived by the Signal during the past
n ten days from people anxious to learn
a about Thunder Mt. and the fat land
o of Weiser.
The demand for acre property
It with house and other improvements
g is always strong. Just why houses
n of this kind are 80 seldom obtain
e able is strange.
!, The Junior Dancing Club gave theil
last dance of the season at the opers
# house Friday evening. 1t was s
# splendid success, equal IN every re-
spect to the others of the season.
\ E. E. Calvin's special car was Sc
y off here Monday morning, and wen
north on the regular P. & l N trair
in the morning and returned the sam,
ct day. Mr.. Calvin's trip was simpl,
l. for recreation and had no business
N significance
Chas. Campbell and j. w. Roye
2 have been over in Oregon shor
distanc the past week prospecting
Ambrose Stewart drove them over
They were not ready to go into Thun
~ der Mountain, but did not want to ge
n. out of practice
On Easter Day morning Miss Fran
!, Davis will sing at st. Luke's church
Mrs. McBratney at the evening sci
:. vice. The discourses for the da
- will be on the blessed consequences t
the race of our Lord resurrection, an
the duty imposed by the fact of hi
IL triumph over death.
n The live appearance of the street
cd of Weiser, and the increased activit
,is in all lines of business promises we
to for the coming years growth an
,ss prosperity of the town. No one ca
al sojourn here for few days withol
he being filed with confidence in the fl
10 ture greatness of Weiser
DIV L. c. Parkhurst, of Denver, is
yes Weiser getting ready to go I'M
mt Thunder Mountain. He intends
&C. start brewery. Mr.. Parkhur
OIL went into the Seven Devils abol
is eleven years ago for the same purpos
lc- and says he cannot be satisfied uni
lat he tries Idaho another round.
Fishing is now demanding the a
es- tention Of lovers of that sport. Blu
at termilk slough is the Mecca of Il
ain sportsmen who are after the game
ost black bass, while those not so par
Sc cular are satisfied with the more orc
az, | r,a,.x, GoL &c tho Caalxo and Woi &c