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


interruption is expected.
District Court, Judge Geo. Ste
wart presiding, opened in Weiser on
Tuesday the 4th inst. 1t will be an
important session.
Owing to the interruption in the
mail service from the north communi-
cations from our correspondents
were not received IN time for last
weeks issue.
H. M. Jorgens, the Council drug
gist, has bought the drug stock of
G. T. Williams and taken 1T to that
place. Mr.. Williams will give his
attention hereafter entirely to the
grocery line.
Enos Smith, of Meadows, is IN
Weiser, having come in with the re-
mans of Campbell and Skyles.
Enos was the leader of the party sent
from the Meadows to recover the
bodies.
A G. Shoemaker, at the head of
thirteen persons, who arrived with
him reached Weiser yesterday. They
are from Platteville, Iowa, and will
locate on farms.
Mr.. w. B. Goodbeart, deputy
grand lecturer and one of the most
distinguished members of the Ma
sonis order, is now on an official tour
through the southern portion of the
: state. He will be absent several
: weeks.
"A. A. Meyer, who purchased 800
y acres from j. G. Bray and j. 7. Wal
ton, arrived yesterday from Texas.
His family will follow next week
r Mr.. Meyer brought a carload Of
t household goods and farm machinery.
+, He will put most of the land into
e alfalfa.
The splendid photos from which
> the half tones in the Signal of the
10th ult., showing scenes on the
: Thunder Mt road, were taken by Mr..
n Gus Myers and are themselves the
o only recommendation needed tC
r prove that Mr.. Myers is an artist OF
0 unusual merit
Mrs. g. W. Rhea died early this
morning For some time she has
n been suffering from lnflamatory rheu
k matism, which finally affected the
d heart, causing death. A husband
!, and three children survive her. Th'
/, funeral services Will be held tomor
e row at 200 p. m. at the Congrega
e tional church.
Attention is called to the impor
d tant notice in another column of thi
W issue of the proposed sale of the Sa
: lubria fair grounds and water right
rs accompanying the land The trac
ID mentioned is as good as any in tn
IN fertile Salubra valley, close to th
ID railway station, and in every way de
10 sirable-remembe that bids will b
lie received until March 18th
ly Frank 1,eatberman was riding
broncho one day last week near til
en- river, with VIM. Krause as herdeI
as A heavy rain wasfalllng, and Will
ne Krause was fixing his coat collar t
r. prevent the water from running dow
10 his back, the animal headed directl
in for the river, and without a moment
a hesitation plunged in. Leathe ma
~ Jumped off as 1t struck the water an
e- foundered to the shore.
'a' NThe second lecture of the cours
was delivered by the Rev. H. G
tie Taylor on Tuesday night. The sui
be iect was Robert Burns, the peasal
ire poet of Scotland. The subject ws
ed handled IN most mastery name
re- giving many glimpses of his persol
nix atty and replete with quotation
m. from his poems. The lecture WI
on preceded by a musical program
mt Miss Franc Davis rendering the so
OBJ ssMaybe" in a very pleasing name
and Miss Taylor and Prof. Carr re
NV dering an instrumental duet to t.
- delight of the large audience. The
,bo entertainments are proving that o
40 home talent is abundantly able
"a both instruct and entertain US, al
If the remaining lecturer deserves t
.ys most hearty support.
er- As some of the donors of the l. L.
ted ssKitcben Shower" we're not at
ay- meeting of the Outlook Club at t
eds time of the presentation, we des
les. to express our thanks once more
ohio valuable collection of cook
~ utensils. The selections were
- mirable and every article was OF fl
ties best quality. 1t was a genera
. in thought, nobly executed, and trot
'ora of fair girls will long rise early
49, call their benefactors blessed.
tn~a Idaho Industrial Institu
n'ni Cooked Food Sale.
Tho Ladies' Social Union of