The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1902-06-07
Henry Haas, who has been st work

district, is III the city on business.
While the Congregational church
is undergoing repairs, Rev. Ashmun
will hold services at tue Opera House
morning and evening
W. c. Wilson is building a large
barn on his ranch west of town. 1t
will be Of size capable of holding
the hay and grain raised on his ranch.
Mr.. Wilson is one Of our most pro-
gressive farmers.
d. A. Utter has purchased tract
of land of Jiles Safer in the east
part of town and will commence in
about two weeks the erection of a
residence thereon. The site is one
of the most beautiful in the city.
Miss Minnie Adams returned Tues
day afternoon from Portland, where
she went to have an operation per-
formed on her foot. A piece of de-
ceased flesh was taken from the foot
which the doctors think was the
trouble.
Archie Emond, owner of the Nc
Call hotel at Lardo, on Pay cite lakes,
is working hard TO be prepared for a
large crowd Of pleasures, ekers the
coming summer He has recently
been at Boise and Welser on bust
| ness trip.
Miss Eta Lansdon, who has been
stopping at Mrs Sharai's for several
weeks, left for her home on Mann
creek Thursday afternoon She will
in about two weeks leave for l.,
Grande, Oregon, where she will re
main during the summer.
Edward Shainwald returned Tues
day afternoon from Portland. H,
reports Mrs. Shainwald as restln,
easily although very weak since th
performing of the surgical operation
Her physicians think she is now GU
of danger.
Proceedings in bankruptcy wer
begun yesterday in the case of Yor
Bros. of Alpine, before Stewart II
Travis, referee A meeting of tn
creditors was held and Phil A. Mark
son appointed receiver, Mr.. Mark
son will Immediately take hold c
the matter and straighten it out.
Postal Route Inspector Butler ha
been ordered to Weiser to invest
gate and report upon the mail rout
to Thunder Mt Strange that I'll
/. department would Recommend
route for the mail to be carried ov'
when it sends its postoffice supple
over another, not being able to sen
them over the one selected.
II. B Brown of Warren, manage
of the Brown Trading Co., was
the city a short time Wednesday a
ternoon. Mr.. Brown was on his WIS
to Seattle to look after business ma
tiers for his firm. He tells the 81
nal to quote him as saying that 4
0 Weiser- Warren route is open fro
e Council to Thunder Mountain, al
that hundreds of men and horses a
e going over it daily.
o Marshal Brizendine received tel
e phone message from Huntingt
Tuesday night, telling him to scar
W freight that was then between HUI
d ington and Weiser for two men W
= were concealed on it, as they we
wanted for holding up a man at tn
"a point. When the train passed throu
is Weiser, it was going at forty m
re an hour gait, and Marshal Brizendi
concluded he didn' want to search
er Messrs. Ryan & Carr, contractor
re are busily engaged in renovatlng a
,e adding to the Congregational churt
The building has been sawed in t
,e in the center and a room 16x16
10 been added to the east side. The
as are five rooms on the ground liz
and one up stairs. On the erou
floor there are five pairs OF foldl
: doors which, when thrown OPP
N throw the church into one, maxi
one large hall The additions, wi
- completed, will double the capac
Of the huildino and add much to