The Weiser signal. [volume], December 26, 1901, Image 3

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THE SIGNAL
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LOCAL NEWS.
of Crane
John Summerville, jr.,
creek was here yesterday.
Jack and Nick Nelsou of Landore
came down Tuesday.
W.M. Perrill, the Council attorney,
came down Tuesday.
C. F.Lacey,of Landore was regist
ered at the Hotel Weiser this week.
Sheriff Gray returned this week
from an official trip to Salmon City.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McKinney are
visiting in Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Davis are in
Kansas on a visit of a few weeks
Ben Cope of Murphy spent the
holidays with his parents here.
W. B. Wilson welcomed a bright
baby boy into bis home last Friday.
Fred Brockman has been at Pay
ette the past week or so.
Next Wednesday is the day we de
cide to be good.
Dr. Greene of Cambridge visited
Weiser last week.
Frank 0. Johnston left Friday
afternoon for Kansas City to spend
a couple of months.
The bowling alley lias been leased
Frank
by Buchanan & Green from
Johnston.
T. P. Woodcock visited Hunting
ton Saturday to see after a shipment
of hides.
are in charge of
the Ideal Restaurant, succeeding C.
Bowman Bros.
W. Dygert.
Supt. Dowell, of Mineral, was here
this week consulting with Utter &
Luck, civil engineers.
F. E. Sater is spending the winter
at Ontario, looking after the sheep
feeding at that place.
they are
P. H. B. Moulton, and family
spent Christmas
with relatives at
Emmett.
The annual business meeting of
the Congregational church will be
held Friday night January 3d.
Christmas was fully observed in
Weiser with services and trees by all
the churches.
Smith has purchased two
Geo.
lots of the Improvement Company in
West Weiser and will build a resid
euce thereon.
A1 Wilson and wife and daughters
Dora and Laura of Payette and Fred
Morris of this place spent Christmas
with T. H. Pence.
Merv Hanthorn and wife drove in
and are spending the
ith his mother, Mrs. N.
from Emmett
holidays
M. Hanthorn.
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sold his interest
Wm. Black ba3
in the Hotel Weiser and Ed. Barton
engaged in the business,
"ßarton & Brizen
is once more
The firm is now
dine.
Hon. Marvin Kilborn was in town
He reports all stock in
being fed with
yesterday.
Middle Valley now
few horses still
the exception of a
the hills.
Mrs McBratney will sing a Christ
mas solo at St Luke's next Sunday
evening A Christmas sermon will
preached by the resident minister,
hose subject at the morning service
will be "St Stephen. "
on
lie
were held at
Christmas services
the Congregational church last bun
day morning. Part of the music
rendered by the choir at that service
will be repeated next Sunday morn
ing.
A. Sears, the undertaker, has
improved his place of business by
putting in a plate glass front.
Geo. Barnett received a handsome
Christmas present from Mrs. Barnett
in the shape of a 9-pound girl.
J. W. Rogers, the Seven Devils
mining man, expects to move his
family here so that his children can
attend our excellent schools.
J. W. Hovey of the White Cafe
says that he will go into Thunder
Mountain with the rush and open
restaurant.
Cal White and John Twiggs of
Boise were here last week disposing
of Wyoming oil stocks to our citi
zens. They had very good success.
The annual chicken pie supper of
the Congregational ladies was a great
success, about $70 being realized.
It was held in the Masonic building.
An effort is being made to arrange
a
a football game for New Year's Aca
demy team and players from the
high school and its graduates not
attending the act demy.
Raymond Reeves broke his left
leg Sunday while skating, and Dr.
Waterhouse was called to set the
bone. .The break occurred about
two inches above the ankle.
The following lads from Weiser
were members of the Payette eleven
Christmas Day, to help out in the
Boise football game: Art Fuller,
Jas Galloway, Mack Hand, Geo.
Wheeler and Chester Sater.
Bill Wall, the veteran horsedealer,
came to Weiser to spend Christmas
incidentally, but his real business is
to turn over a batch of horses to the
British emissaries ou the 30th tust.
A. G. Cordelle received a car load
of fine furniture this week. Cordelle's
store is one of the best in the larg
est furniture house in the state and
it is one of the institutions upon
which Weiser's spreading fame is
grounded.
W. J. Lewellen and family arrived
from Tennessee Monday evening to
reside. When he left that state
everything was covered with snow,
and he was surprised to find the
weather was mild and no snow ex
cept on the distant mountain.
Ed. Gilligau returned to Council
Tuesday from Thunder Mountain,
having located five claims for a com
pany composed of the following
Council people: Mesgrs. L. Shaw,
J. H. Bolan, F. Johnson, Gorgans,
Dr. Brown, Biggerateff, Jess Shaw,
Wm. Perrill.
Judge Charles Morse was in Weiser
the other day. He has changed
headquarters from Cuprnm to Cam
bridge for the winter, and is engaged
in organizing the Idaho Development
Co., which will be an organization of
much importance to our mining in
terests and which will be mentioned
further in another issue.
The First Opera Company
Ever Playing in Weiser.
House
Opera
OîsTIU ÜSTIGtHT
MONDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1901,
America's Greatest Comic Opera Troupe, .
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WILBUR-KIRWIN OPERA CO.
PEOPLE
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Pretty Girls-Funny Men Great Singers—Handsome
Costumes
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General Admission,"50 Cents
Reserved Seats, $1.00.
Some Coffees
are Glazed
with a cheap coating.
If glazing helps coffee
why aren't the high
priced Mochas and Javas
glazed also?
Lion Goffee
is not glazed. It is per
fectly pure and has a
delicious flavor.
Th« Mated package Inaurea uni
a form quality aud freehneM.
Mr. J. J. Fuller left Monday
afternoon for the Willamette valley,
and on Christmas day was wedded
to Miss Annie Powell.
Mike Rock, sheriff of Owyhee
county, and his sister Mrs. P. 11.
Quirk were visiting Mr. and Mrs
Thomas Ran&han last week.
The matrial for the steel bridge
across the Weiser is now standing on
the side track in the railway yards
here. Looks like a bridge, finally.
The Christmas ball given by the
Modern Woodmen of America in the
Masonic building Christmas Eve was
a successful affair and a large gather
ing had an evening of thorough
enjoyment.
Roy Ayers has returned for the
holidays from Whitman college. He
has already distinguished himself as
an athlete and wears a big "W" in
token of his struggles on the grid
He has been chosen to play
iron
on the Pacific Northwestern football
team the following season.
The fifty head o f cavalry horses
recently purchased by Messrs. Val
leau & Kerfoot for A. S. Burrows
of Sheridan, Wyoming are the, finest
lot of animals that have been ship
ped from here in a long time. By
paying lop prices, these gentlemen
have secured a high class of horses.
The bereavement of Mr. Lewis A.
Hall at Portland a few days ago
naturally delayed his visit to Weiser.
Mr. Hall came west, accompanied by
Mrs. Hall, for the purpose of inspect
ing his Washington county enterprises
and getting business matters in more
satisfactory shape to the people and
to himself. They passed Weiser
without stopping, as they were
anxious to see their new grandson,
and intended to be here by this lime.
Mr. Hall took the remains East for
burial, and it is learned that he will
return west if possible within the
next two weeks.
The Wilbur Kirwin Opeaa Co. is a
evry excellent one and naturally will
be well patronized as being the first
Opera company to visit Weiser.
Weiser, too, is feeling the dignity of
having attained enough importance
to attract such an organization. A
Signal representative saw Miss Kir
win and her company in Salt Lake
last spring where they played in the
Salt Palace for three months con
tinuously, drawing crowded houses.
Weiser stage facilities will naturally
limit the scape and effect of the pro
duction but a delightful performance
is assured.
Special this week, iron beds and
spring mattresses. Carpets 25 per
ceut discount. A. G. Cordelle.
Closing Out Millinery.
Balance of winter stock less than
Mas. M. L. Hands.
cost at
Those preparing for the Firemen's
ball can procure masks at Davis
drugstore.
To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Taae Laxative Bromo Quinine
All druggists refund the
E. W.
Tablets
money if it fails to cure.
Grove's signature is on each box.
25c.
. New neckwear for men at Somma
camp's.
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during the past year, and assure them of our
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DID WE EAT? W ELL! WELL!
THE MODEL
Is where to eat and be content with
all the world if you are not an
Ishmaelite. .Tun Mathess' is doing a
landoftlcc business in his new location
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Embalmers
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CANDY CATHARTIC
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Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never »old In bulk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"something just as good."
INSURANCE
that Insures against loss by fire and pay*
all losses promptly, is the kind furnished
O. M. HARVEY
by
representing 10 of the largest Insurance
Companies in America.
Nutlca of Attachment.
In tint Third Judtolal District of the State of
ty of Washington
Idaho, in and for the ('ou
(Jouuty of Washington.
Plaintiff,
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Notice of
A ttachtneuL
I. N. Jones.
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Defendant.
Notice it hereby given that In the above enti
tled action there has been a Writ of Attachment
t of said Court ugainat the property of
the said defeudaut. J. N fones.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
at Welser. Idaho, this twentieth day of Decex» T
ber. A. D. 1901.
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I F. SMITH,
Clerk of said Court.
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WANTED—SEVERAL PERSONS OPCUAR
;tor and good reputation in each state (o
s county required) to represent ami advest se
old established wealthy business bouse of solid
financial standinu Salary #18.00 vreeky with
exnenses additional, all payable iu cash each
Wednesday direct from head offices. Horse and
carriage furnished, when necessary. Reference».
Enclose self-addressed stain\>#d envelope. Man
ager. 31fiCa\ton Building. Chicago.
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TRAVEL DURING FALL AND WIN
TER SEASON.
the East via Salt Lake
The journey to . . _
City and along the shores of the Great
Salt Lake through beautiful Glenwood,
Colorado Springs and Denver is one of un
winter as well as
nterrupled delight 111
summer. In fact, the 1-all and Winter
aason adds but a new grandeur and charm
to the travel scenes and infuses an ele
ment of variety and beauty to the nusur
passable wonders along the Rio Grande
I Western and Deliver «V Rio Grande lines.
Through Sleeping and Dining Car service.
Personally conducted weekly excursions.
For rates or information apply to Geo. \Y
Ileintz. Assistant General Passenger
Agent, Sail Lake City.