The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-01-23

north. He was in Thunder noun n
tains on Jan. 1st getting few {
claims. The residents of the dis .
trict were up all night locating CLAIMS |
that had not been properly represent |
ed
Rev. w. W. Van Dusen, D. D.,
of Boise, will be present at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing at ! o'clock to conduct quarter
ly meeting he will preach and adj
minister the sacrament of the Lords
Supper.
The Boer petition is being signed
very generally by readers of the
SIGNAL. This week 300 signatures
were forwarded. j. A. Jones sent
, sent in list of % signers from
Middle valley, being the largest sim
gle list.
Payette has lecture association,
which gave its first entertainment
Monday evening. Rev. Roach of
the M. E church of Boise, lectured
on ''The Real Thing The object
of the association is to secure a
public library for the town.
Married in Weiser at the home of
f. N. Carr, Monday last, Camden
D. Crigler and Mrs. Rosa Lee Pat
ton. Rev. Deal tied the knot and
the ceremony was witnessed by a
few friends. The couple are resd,
inc in west Weiser, on Perrault
street
G.. r. Cross and Louis Webb re-
, Gently put down we'll for w. q
> Thomas of Dead Ok fat 1t is 1O1
= feet deep, and has "a feet of water
A peculiar feature of the well is the
fact that there is about teaspoontu
v of oil on the top of each pailful
drawn out
Nose Fuchs, of Baker city is pre-
parlng to patent group of mines /
; the Seven Devils. Ever since Mos
ran a good store at Salubria, hi
~ heart strings have been tied to Wash
ington county and he feels an
re knows that when fortune comes
is will greet him here.
~ Sommercamp & Co. gave den
onstration of the various ways
which shredded biscuits can be pr
81 nared for the table. Visitors at tt
il store we're given sample dishes al
ny the fame of this popular article W
he carried into many homes where
was formerly unknown.
eo of the mlllionaires of the nati'
'h' idaho is credited with the followln
M Boise City, B. Broadbent, realt
JIG G. w. Moore, banker; Peter Som
oonitalist Caldwell-Howard
dy, bree. banker. Reynolds-Rob'
led Noble. cattle. Wallace-Mas
Mr.. Campbell, miner; Chas. Sweel
me miner.
Bishop Funston preached at
rls- Inke's last Sunday evening, b'
rom tized one adult and confirmed Il
lser nersons. The church was. crow(
up to overlooking. Great interest
age was manifested in the serV
throughout. Next Sunday Mr.. L
enc lor will preach in the morning
can nTemperate in all Things" IN
,der evening on GA Penny Day, S
mes. iects taken from the Eplstle
ans Gospel for the day.
Upon request of the temper'
ugh committee of the G. E. society
iday the ministers of the various chur'
five If Weiser have cordially consel
'ious to preach a sermon on "Onrls
re- Citizenship" Sunday February
and while this is somewhat QUITO
icers nsual line it is hoped that all
26 good people of Weiser and vlcl
orps, will go and listen to what their pr
hall will say on citizenship" as hari
m. zing with the Scriptures.
e in The intention of Schas to clos'
sion. his stock of clothing and gent S
er. nishing goods is plain because 0
nten- heavy cut they have made IN
,hone price of goods. No one VINO K
va manner IN