The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-03-06

Lincoln InOmas has returned from
Salt Lake. .
Phil Roger. the Warren mining
man, is in Welser.
Glow to Locate and Hold Mining
Claims book that tells all about it
in concise form for sale at Signal
office only. Every prospector needs
one-for safety.
Mr.. A. B. Ewing of Mankato,
Mimi is in town looking over the
possibilities of the county aud it's
future prospects He is an acquaint-
ance of DR.. E. j. DAVIS.
On Sunday last, owing to the sick
ness of Rev. Delepine, Woodson JEFF
freys, on request of the minister,
conducted the services at the Baptist
church and did so in a very able
manner.
= Miss Mariana Jones, instructor
in music at Weiser Academy, spent
Saturday and Sunday In Spokane,
where she was invited to sing at the
st. David's day festivities Sunday
she sang in the churches of that city,
returning to Weiser Monday.
Mrs R. G, Mckinney and son re-
turned Monday night from Ogden
where they have been on visit to
her parents. She brought with her
Mrs. Hiram Smiths daughter, who
has been there for the last two years
having her eyes doctored.
Demands for the Signal come from
all quarters, during the past week
communications have been received
from the icy land of Novia Scotia,
and from the sunny shores of Cuba,
showing that the boundaries of the
papers reputation and influence are
somewhat extensive.
Recently Attorney Lovejoy had
, occasion to look on the map for Cow
Greek Lake in the state of Washing
ton. After pouring over the atlas
for many hours and failing to fine
the desired point he rushed off il
desperation to the public school ant
offered s. reward to the pupil who
would first find the locality on the
map. Miss Anna Hopkins prompt,
captured the money.
j. A. Gerbrich who has beef
spending several weeks IN town ha
returned to Iron Mountain, to resum
: work on his mining properties. Mr.
e G. is a man of long practical mimi!
experience, and his abiding faith il
the locality is the best recommends
. ton for its future possibilities, beini
: so near Weiser any favorable de
velopments will be matters of locs
n interest.
e Our farmer friends are quit
e anxious that the streets of Weiser b
put in good shape for travel betor
= next winter and several have urge
, the Signal to begin street improve
:, ment campaign We hardly thin
such a step is necessary. The men
bers of city administratlo
,e that permits any change in preseI
0, conditions would be in danger of mo
/ violence.
u Preparations are under way /
u local talent for the presentation
{ two plays in the near future. I'll
Mikado" will be given for the ben
of fit of the Outlook Club and 6
a. Noble Outcast" for the benefit
y, the Episcopal Guild. These pla,
oh by local performers are more int
C. esting and usually better presents
in than the average one given by ira
cling companies, and the procee
are devoted to worthy home purpose
o Frank Northrop of Wayne, Neb. :, W
40 is thoroughly investigating this loc'
.st ity before deciding to locate here,
ut giving much time to the posi- 'illtl
ok Of alfalfa raising. At his home
Nebraska on land worth $40 an az
he cannot by renting realize more tn
ne 6 per cent on his investment H'
at the same priced land will give b
mt in rental return of between ~ a
res 25 per cent. In his inquiries abe
ser the subject he finds that this is an
*, disputed, undoubted fact-and ye
,he seems to him to be too good to
true Alfalfa is certainly the ki
ms of all crops. For certainty OF VI
for and certainty Of strong demand
act good prices, it has no equal.
ion
WANTED-A bright INDUSTRY