The Weiser semi-weekly signal. (Weiser, Washington Co., Idaho) 1904-1911, 1905-06-17
week.


building on Commercial street. re-
Gently vacated by the Ideal restaur-
ant, and will remove the saloon
thereto July l.
A Great Northern railroad off1c.
ial's car was attached to No. 5 Thurs.
day afternoon. It is rumored that
Jim Hill has his eye on railroad ex-
tension matters in this section.
Miss Louise Taylor, daughter of
Rev. Fl. G. Taylor, returned yester-
day morning from Lewiston, where
she was attending the Normal sc hool.
Miss Taylor was one of the graduates.
Rev. j. U. G. Stiverson has re-
turned from his eastern trip and will
occupy the pulpit at the United
Brethren church morning and even
ing. Every body invited.
Mrs. r. b. Lockwood returned yes
terday morning from Haley where
she went as delegate from Loyaute
Chapter, Eastern Star, of this city, to
the session of the Grand Chapter of
the state, which met at that city.
Prof. George F. Gregg, of Michi-
CANINE, Michigan has been selected
as principal Of the Council school to
succeed Mr.. A. l.. Freehafer. Mrs.
A. l.. Freehafer will teach the inter
mediate department, and Miss Maud
Peters the primary.
Rev. W. w. Deal and the Misses
Mabel Routson and Della Olds, re.
turned Thursday afternoon from
Huntington, where they went Tues
day as delegates to the district Ep-
worth League convention, which con,
vened there Wednesday.
II. G. Stewart and wife returned
Thursday afternoon from visit to
the Lewis & Clark Exposition at Port
land. They report pleasant trip
and that the fair exceeded their ex
pectations. They say the grounds il
which the Exposition buildings arr
located are very beautiful.
A. B. Moss, Of Payette, who re
Gently purchased the stock and build
ings of the Deaton & Towel Mercan
tile company at Midvale left for tina
place Wednesday to take over th
property.
The Misses Myrtle Hit and Berth'
Wood, graduates of the Weiser higl
school. who have been attending tn
Idaho State Normal school at Lewis
ton returned home Thursday after
noon, the school having closed for th
summer.
Miss Maude McCune will leave to
day for Portland to enter the Mort
Pacific Sanitorium as student TAX
ing course of training as traine
nurse. Miss Joie Call is student q
this institution.
Col. O. +. Drake returned Wednes
day afternoon from Ouprum, where b
has force of miners employed dc
; veloping the mining claims of th
Hancock Mining company, of whic
he is general manager.
Col. Allen Miller, state immigrs
tion agent, who was in the city Tues
day looking after the publication
booklet descriptive of the countie
of Washington, Canyon, Ada, Boise
Owyhee and Gilmore, left Wednesda
morning for his home at Grangevillt
H. B. Thorpe and Miss R. F
Thorpe, of Denver, Colo, son an
daughter of Herbert Thorpe, the we
known Secesh Meadows placer mimi
man, arrived in the city Thursday a
ternoon and left Friday morning, al
companied by their father, for IL
| mine, where they will spend the sun
mer.
The Modern Woodmen of AmeriC
initiated three new members WEI
nesday evening. A banquet followe
! the ceremonies. At the next regul'
| meeting about 90 will be initiate
into the mysteries of the order.
Edgar Shainwald, son OF EdwaI
y Shainwald president of the Fisrt M
tional Bank of Weiser, arrived MOI
day afternoon TO visit bis parent
Edgar resides at San Francisco "Del