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


Elijah Montelth is down with an
attack of measles.
Mrs, Parry, living near Eaton, has
been ill the past three weeks.
Measles and whooping cough are
quite prevalent at present through
out town and country.
Thos. Gerdua will soon go over in
the vicinity of Falk's Store to organ
ize Woodman of the World lodge.
j. X. Franklin, w. F. Metheny
and James Gilhooley we're out from
the Heath Mining district this week.
j. w Wiilingham is in Portland
buying soda water supplies for the
new works he will soon establish
here.
The jury empanelled in the case of
Martin Bolan disagreed, standing
seven to five. The suit was for the
possession of calf.
L. D. VAIN, of Thermopolis,
Wyo., has purchased his outfit in
Weiser, and in company with his
two sons; will start April 1st, for
Thunder Mountain.
A new railroad bridge is to be
built across the Snake river at Hunt
ington by the Short Line people.
Material is being accumulated pre-
paratory to beginning work.
Jay L. Van Cleve, advance agent
for the Fisher & Van Cleve's com
pany of players, was in this city on
the 23d, and has booked his company
for the week of March 81.
j. M. Snider, administrator of the
Choate estate, has advertised the
Choate and Styles ranch for sale il
> this issue. 1t is a fine fruit anC
stock ranch but will no doubt g
cheah
G. T. Williams has fitted the from
of his grocery store with large sliding
: windows. A large rack of boxes o
crates is placed at the front of tn
store, in which vegetables, seeds
etc., are literally displayed.
: The Washington County Board o
Pharmacy will meet at the office o
LDr. G.. M. Waterhouse, Weiser, Ida
April 16, 1902, to consider applica
tons for license to practice pharmac
and grant renewals.
t E. j. DAVIS, Sec'y.
I. W. D. Lovejoy, of the Sunse
: Mining Co., left Tuesday for an in
It spectlon of the company's mines o
the Malhuer The stockholders c
n the Sunset company have stron
r faith in their value. as the numerou
ore ASSAYS made yield returns c
amounts as high as $500.
, We are informed that the deman
for pack animals is becoming brisl
6 Parties having extra horses shout
- take advantage of the present Thur
der Mountain demand and unloa(
The average prospector is not parti
ular about the age or good points
- his horse when buying-cheapne'
:" being the principal requisite.
: 1t costs money to advertise.
takes brains to advertise. 1t TAX
energy, determination and even ter
20 per. The man who wants to succet
;" must push for success with all b
ability. The man who is willing
az lust get along. and let his busine
IT come without any special effort
ways hopes for the best. But
ne cannot do more than hope, becaus
~ though he is able to get along nc
o. there is no telling how soon revers
M may come, or how soon his prese
or success may be dissipated by the
tivity of others or by bis own foo
C. ishness. The best plan therefore
ks to push while you can and make 81
&C. cess all the greater because OF IL
elk pushing.
81 Parties in the east need not ht
itate about planning to OUTFIT
,r- Weiser for their Thunder Mounts
ar trip. The merchants here buy mo
ID. of their goods in carload lots, thus
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