The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-12-06
!: News Of Our NeighborS :
Council.

Kelse Lindsey and wife, of Indian Val
ley, came up to spend Thanksgiving with
Jim Under.
Sylvester Hayworth is home from
Baker much improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman have moved to
Mrs. Krigbraum's TO remain until Mrs.
X. gets well.
Mrs Bell Philips was quite Ill several
days last week.
Mrs J. H. Fanberg, who MAS been
spending the summer at Meadows, passed
through Thursday going to her home at
Payette.
Craig and Lando Baird and Bert Hink-
ley haye gone to Fisher creek with freight
for Hathaway.
Mrs Fred Bergdroff, who has been on
business trip to Denver, passed through
during the week going to her home at
Resort.
Mr.. Crowder has gone to Cuddy Mt.
to do assessment work on several claims.
Jim Potter, who has been stopping in
town couple of weeks, left for Black
Lake Monday
Jim Ross and Ben Shearer have gone
to Cuprum with freight.
Thirty-one dollars and fifty cents were
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church, half going into the church fund
the balance to the man with the SHOW.
| Miss Lizzie Weddle came down from
Bear to attend the Thanksgiving ball.
Fred and Arthur Wilkie came up from
Indian Valley-to spend Thanksgiving
with their families, they have been several
weeks putting up school house which
is said to be a fine structure.
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nesday and remained until Sunday visit
ing friends.
Miss Mary Cling, of Bear, is boarding
with Mrs. Peters and attending school.
Charlie Nelson, foreman at S. f. Rich
ardson's mill, started to Michigan last
Friday where he will spend a mouth
visiting his family.
Arthur Trenam has gone to Baker City
where he has secured work.
Mrs. Guy Foster has been confined to
her bed for several days. Her father,
who resides in Topeka, Kansas, was
wired for last Saturday.
There will be a meeting Wednesday
night to take steps to incorporate the
town.
Postmaster Jorgan is on the sick list.
Mrs. Carroll has opened dress making
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of the square.
Committees were appointed last Sun
day to make arrangements for Christ
mas tree at the Congregational church.
Mrs. John Root, whose husband has
been teaching in Middle Valley for several
months, arrived in Council Saturday 10
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkle.
Pete Lawson, of Resort and Joe Thomas.
OF Meadows, were doing business here
Monday.
There was a dance five miles up the
valley at George Robsin's Friday night
which was well patronized.
The Council band has been organized
and will be ready to furnish music for
the Xmas ball. Those in the band are
Mr.. Cunningham, clarionet; Harry Crisis.
bass cornet Fred Weed, B. fiat cornet: |
Don Matthias, B fiat cornet;Will Winkler
cornet; Irwin Conway, cornet; Lewis |
Wink'er, cornet. Mr.. Cunningham is the |
leader. They meet every night for |
practice. Several parties, who rented |
houses in town for the winter. are irving
10 exchange for the country, they say the
oand boys make night hideous.
The Thanksgiving ball was a. success
both socially and financially.
Mrs. Charles Willie and daughter Jes.
sic have gone East on a visit.
: The band boys seranaded Mr.. and Mrs /
sam Crlss last Saturday evening.