The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-20
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next month tor Boulder, Colo, to re-
side.
J. G. Rogers is building a resi-
eence on his lots next the home of
Mr.. Alternately.
j. A. Equals is now in the employ
Of Civil Engineer Utter, and will do
both Office and field work.
The Sears brothers have several
head of horses which they expect to
use on projected trip to Thunder
Mountain
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Haas and
daughter Beulah have returned from
an extended visit with relatives in
New York City.
Russell Boutwell, is conducting
confectionery store IN Butte, and is
we'll pleased with his business and
with life in that city.
Frank Mitchell has completed his
course of studies at the medical
school in St. Louis and writes that
he will return home shortly after
April 1st
Herbert Ham, a brother in law of
John Boutwell,, has come from Butte
to make his home in Weiser. He
will be employed at Holdrider's bar
Der shop.
| A gang Of workmen In the employ
of the Western Union Telegraph Co.
passed through here last week string
ing fourth wire on their poles. II
is one more indication of the growth
Of Idaho.
D. N. Baker, who has been living
in Boise for some time, has bough
the handsome home of DIR. A. Fried
line in that city. The consideration
was $4250. Mr.. Baker has been il
the sheep business in this county fo
many years.
From the Emmett Index we no
I tice that over one-third of Canyon
. county's taxpayers ask for new En-
f NETT bridge to be erected at the sit
' by the present bridge across Payett
river. Estimated cost of new struc
: ture, 5000.
S Chas. Olson, one of the enterpris
ing young ranchmen on the Weisel
# was in last week renewing his SUI
It scription. He informs us that b
has made a beginning in the shee
n business, having bought betwee
}. 600 and 700 head.
Harry G. Shepherd of Crete, Neb
D. has returned to Weiser after an a.
to sence of year and d half and r
sumed work in the Signal. He W
20 be in charge of our job printing d
ii partment, being as proficient in tn
line as he is on the base ball field.
he William Hamilton and Villa
a Reader, the Weiser contractors, a
in the city. They are hustlers
F.. their line and have had charge
the construction of number of gu
70 stantial buildings in Payette duri
the past year. ---Payette Independel
Of The business men whose announ'
a ments appear in this paper rs
ny something to say to you that is "
worth your while to know. No {
r. travagant claims are made by
oe regular patrons, and all statemel
100 made and prices quoted are stric
on lived up to.
J. G. Blood aud A. A. Richar
res the promoters, have met with m
or. gratifying success in securing lea
in this vicinity and expect to q
for oil in the near future, provid
tbe our people meet them half way
the matter of giving options on 81
an. acreage as may be desired. =
the cite independent.
av Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Ferris, OF X
the sss City, Mo-, left Monday Tor u
the home after visit with Mr.. and n
A. j. Davis. Mr.. Ferris is brot
led of Mrs. Davis. He and Mrs. Fe
art. have been on an extended
toll through the southwestern and G.
IRE. states, having been on the move