The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-10-01
Mrs. Maud Sparks, of Salubria, is

Walter Hargrove, night clerk at
the Weiser Hotel, was in Oregon
several days the past week, looking
after his properties in that section.
The Signal acknowledges receipt
of complimentary pass 10 the ninth
annual Spokane Interstate fair, to
be held in that city October 9th to
18th inclusive.
L. G. Coleman returned Saturday
morning from six weeks visit with
relatives at Greeley, Colo. He also
visited Denver, Colorado Springs
and Cheyenne while absent. He re-
ports having had pleasant trip.
The members of the Ladies Demo
cratic club met at the Vendome
hotel parlors Friday evening with
Mrs. Ida Weaver, of Boise, state
organizer. A large number we're pres
ent, and much important business
transacted.
We have heard the Republican
county ticket humorously referred
to as a Bob tail fush-not generally
considered, invincible but has been
known to win when played hard
enough. You see it all depends, any
thing beats it in a show down.
There is scarcity of residence
property for rent in Weiser. A
dozen or more of houses could be
rented Immediately. 1t is strange
that some person does not build cot
tages to rent. They would receive
good interest on the investment.
Elder G. B. Barton called on the
Signal Saturday, and left fine sam
pie of his potato crop grown on his
place near the mouth of Mann creek
Correct estimates show his crop
will be not less than eight tons to
the acre, and of superior quality
John Stacey has traded his ranch
across the Weiser river to M. l..
Olson. Mr.. Stacey received sheep
in exchange for his property, receiv'
ing consideration Of 500 per acre.
Mr.. Olson will move on to his new
ly acquired property as soon as
vacated by Mr.. Stacey.
R A. Barclay, assistant supern
tendent of the railway mail service
with headquarters at Helena, Mont
was in the city Sunday, leaving 70
Council Monday morning. Mr.. Bar
clay is inspecting the mail service O
this section with view of maxim
changes for the betterment of tn
service.
DIR. and Mrs. j. L. Conant, ST.
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and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Standisl
and children expect to leave tomor
row morning for their new home a
r Weiser. We commend these. peopl
to the good people of Weiser an
: trust they will be happy and pros
! porous in their new location. Gene
: see News.
f Penthouse Bros. are fully main
tanning the reputation of the Capla
Bros, for strictly first class grocer
house, and are making many i'm
d provements and needed additions
g their stock. They have a very con
plete stock and attractively displayed
6 Some special lines will be added du
+ ing the week.
al Miles Standish remarks that OF
n cannot expect cherries in Kent
Christmas, and we have no right
" look for big, red, ripe strawberries
" Weiser gardens in the last days
i. September, but Mr.. VIM. Van Ci
q picked two quarts Saturday, a
me- re on Monday, and may be
end is not yet. This borders on
perennial.
Rev. Robtert Pearce preach
=. morning and evening at the Bapt
church and was welcomed by his
friends in very gratifying mann
&c The church was filled to its utm
nc capacity. Time has dealt kim
49,, with the gentleman and he still
~ tains his full vigor and eloquen
W He left Monday for Seattle and OF