The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-11-29
!: News Of Our NeighbOrS F.:
Council.

Some three inches of snow fell during
the week but has all disappeared.
| X. ii. Martin, of Salubria was doing
| business here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Crowell will 90
TO Middle Valley to spend Thanksgiving
with Marion's parents.
John Anderson. of Indian Valley, was
doing business here Tuesday.
Mrs. Bolan has been quite sick for
several days.
Two hack loads of timber locators
went north Monday. 1t won't be long
until all of our timber land is located.
| Mrs Fred Wilkie was down from
| Hornet Tuesday she was delivering a load
| of turkeys.
Mr.. Skies, whlskey drummer, was
doing business here last week.
Rlel Wilson. of Cambridge was in
town Saturday. He was insurng the
property of H. M. Jorgans and Mrs
Flora Girls.
Jessie Crowell is doing business at
Middle Valley this week.
Ed Orr and Lee Iocket, of Payette, are
Council visitors this week
Harry Monday and wife have gone to
Cambridge where they will spend the
winter
Robert White, Jr. and wife will move
to Welser to spend the winter.
Mrs. Norton an ! little daughter, who
have been visiting relatives on Willow
creek in Malheur, returned home today.
Baird Bros. are building an annex to
their feed barn.
Mr.. Bowman is setting type at the Ad-
vance office.
Mr.. Sailor was over from Lardo last
Sunday. he reports eighteen inches of
snow over there.
Frank Brown of Goodrich, was Coun-
Gil visitor Thursday.
Last Saturday while loading freight at
the depot Ben Shearer had the end of one
IF his fingers cut off.
Hank Beir, OF Meadows, was transact
ing business here Friday.
violet Stevens will board with Mrs.
Crowell and attend school here the balance
of the winter
Last Saturday one of Baird's teams
was left standing near the depot, when it
started to run and when it was overtaken
four miles from town it had demolished
the wagon and several of the pieces have
rot found vet.
Mrs. Arthur Roland and children left
Monday for Washington where Mr.. Ro-
land has bought farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, of Roseberrv. were
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Rineheart several
days the fore part of of the week.
Married at the residence of Mrs. G. w.
Mas0r in Council Nov. 25, Thomas Glenn
to Miss Amanda Forline, J. ID. Richard
son officiating.
Married near RoseberrG at the residence
Of the brides parents, Joel Glenn and
MI ISIS Cora Suits.
Both of these young men moved here
from Oregon several years ago and have
taken up land and made themselves good |
comfortable homes, may they live long |
10 enjoy the happiness they so much |
deserve.
Mr.. and Mrs Upchurch, of Indian VAL
ley, were visiting with Ben Baird's family |
Friday and Saturday.
Inc new band instruments arrived |
Yesterday aud the band will be organized
.oday.
The fame of school is spreading and a
number OF scholars from adjoining dis
riots are coming in to enter the Sth grade.
Mr. Mckinney, of Grangevlle, WAS i'm
own Tuesday.
Alfred Hinkey has succeeded Ike Nc
dahan in the forwarding and commission
business.
MISS Maggie Shearer, of U per Hornet,
rs come down TO attend school here.
The stereopticon exhibition at the Con- |.
regational church last night was well
TENDED. The house was packed many ..
OF being able TO get seats did not learn .
ow much money was taken in, the ladies
the Aid Society provided free lunch .
ALL .
Little Beth Foster, who has been quite
for a week, is up again
Inc Reoeccas OF Cambridge lodge has .
'tended an Invitation to the Council
dge to attend their Thanksgiving ball
Inc teachers of Hornet, Cottonwood .
ia Council have formed II reading circle 7.
men meets in Prof. Freeheofer's room .
'ery two weeks :