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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-21
Heitfeld on Fusion and Farming.

Senator H,tifrid has cen studying
agriculture for week He Is an All
vocate of fall sowing. On his farm the
yield of fall sown wheat was fifty per
cent, better than the spring crop on
equally favorable conditions of cultiva-
ton this year.
Although he has studied farming as
diversion, lac has not lost interest in
state politics. He, however, does not
know "where he i at" He is not
with the fusion party and he is fer
nust Steunenherg with all his might.
he has facts that are as mystical as the
tables ct figures supplied by State
Auditor Anderson, He say. he has
ia, t. which prove conclusivelv thar the
democrats Planned the split in the
silver forces forty days before the con
Ventlons met in Boise. rlis hoSsi-m
over reform was carried out with
money furnished not by the vlrtuous
democrats themselves, not NY demo
Gratis at all, but by the hackers Of IA
wildcat speculation scheme scheme
that VIII explode soon and dishonor
the state by the disclosure of dis
graceful scandal. This expose tells US
what the Tribune has failed to tell us,
as close rs it is to the one whose collar
it wears. This aud the mysterious as
sertious Of the Pocatelo Advance
that: "The ghost of the assassin will
rise up aud condemn them at the
lasp', affords light ON whose candidate
the governor is IT has been known
that he was not the choice of his party
nor of the voters. The senator knows
whose candid; te he is, Ask Senator
HeitfeId before you vote for the fusion
ticket if he really believes there is a
Credit Mobliier' behind the "eco-
nomical governor, if there is a
ghost behind the curtain that is al,
ready grining through the crack?
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-21
Commissioners Proceedings.

Viewers were appointed on The fol-
lowing roads asked for petition: II +
Case road; Wllson Bobby road; s G
lsanlan road; j r McCahill road and
the l. f Merchand road.
The following public roads were
granted: Addie Edmundson road; +
3 Carey road; Florence Adams road;
w I Simmons road; II J Williams
road; J E Davis road; w p Halliday
road; Mort Arthur road; J p Lundiey
road; J w johnson road.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-21
The Stamp
Of Durability

IS impressed upon every pair
of shoes we offer the public.
In the first place, we aim to
buy only reliable footwear Of
reliable manufacturers, who
are prepared TO stand by their
goods with their guarantee,
which we i'll turn give you
you with every pair of shoes
we sell you. 1t is a safe way
to do business--safe for us and
safe for you, aud the stamp of
durability protects us both,
we III our reputation as relia-
bic shoe dealers, you i'll the
amount of wear and durability
secured through your invest
ment in footwear at our store.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-21
FuZZ and WhiSkerS.

The normal boys INDUCED i'll the old
time practice of haZing last Wednes-
day. y penalty was imposed upon
one Of their number for the violation
of - pledge; AID the edIct was executed
to he letter of the sentence.
some pt the normal students have
hirute anpendages to their Toy lSh
c"unlehahces OF which they are proud.
Otheis have tufts Of fuzz that are sug-
gesuve Of eats and cream. There Is
nothing OF which Il boy Is more proud
than manly beard, aud there Is
nothing more truly embarrassing than
Il boSiSh tuzz on manly face.
Those OF the normal students who
have well developed boards inveigled
the inzzy fellows into pledge to the
elect that the 'rst to shave or clip his
beard should pay the penalty OF bar
ber's Oil for one whole week for the
society.
The bearded boys lurded it over the
fuzzy faced fellows till endurance
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-21

The corporations do not pay Steel's
campaign expenses.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-21
WONDERFUL SUCCESS.
Of DR.. Darrin, Many have been
Cured by Him.
The Doctor has Been Prevailed upon tC
Visit Lewiston again Oct. n TO Nov. 5.

The visit Of DIR. Dlrrin To Lewiston
last summer was flied with interest III
many particulars. When he first ar
rived be advertised very exte nsively,
aud the cry went up there is some
catch in 1t. Then he cured one cast
that was considered hopeless, and sur
prise was felt After that the very
worst cases in existence were given
him rs test by all doubters. If he
cures this one / will believe 1t, the
doubters echoed, and after treatment
the patient was as sound as u dollar.
Then they gave him another test
case, and another, and SO on, but ali
with the same result. He effected n
cure In nearly every instance. Then
the doctors terrible rush of patients
began, and the stream grew larger
every day, numbering some of the best
people in the state.
A visit to the office of DR. Darrin is
carried in one day, and after weeks
time, instead of being carried there
they walk in as sprightly as young
boys. What there is about the doctor,
is certainly mysterious, for he has per.
formed most remarkable cures, as the
testimonials we have hereto published
have proved.
DR.. Darlin has been prevailed by
many t. return to lewiston and h,
has consented TO do 50 and make /
limited visit of 10 days only-OctS27tl
10 Nov. s. He will have his offices "a
the Hotel ID France, where he can b,
consulted free, from 10 a. m. to s p. M
daily. This will positively be his las
visit for some time To come.
The corporations do not pay Steel
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-21
Timber Culture, Final Proof-Notice for
Publication

United States Land Once, Lewiston. Idaho. OF.
70. sos
Notice IS hereby given that Benlaman r. Reeves
has plei notice OF Intention 20 make final rrnnf be-
toTe L, :. Land Once At his once in Lewiston.
Idaho. on Saturday the sri day of neCemhe4 1898
on tmeer culture application No, SIS, tor the 81
swA WI SCI. uf section No s. N township No. q \
range No. Sw.
He names a. Witnesses: Henry Rees Of Genesee
ldaha' John Madden, OF Genesee. Idaho; John Rise
OF Lewiston; John Emmerson of Lewiston. Idaho
B, WEST. Register.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-21

$. Widen thaler and wife returned
Sunday after one months absence in
the east They visited brother in
Sandusky, Ohio. They also visited IN
Chicago four days and took in the lair
at Omaha The rest and the visit
were greatly enjoyed.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-21

The Cash Flour and Feed store
will exchange -four for wheat, one
sack of the best patent -four for two
bushels of wheat. Call at the store on
the railroad grounds near the Silcott
ferry
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-21

The Buchanan Dramatic Company
Is coming back to Lewiston. They
will play here one week beginning
Oct. "a.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1898-10-21
Notice for Publication.

Land Ofice at Lewiston. Idaho Oc'. 70, 1898,
Notice IS hereby given that the following n-m'+
settler has filed notice of his intention To make t'"
will be made before l., 5. Land Once al Le"s'a'.
Idaho on Nov. 10. 1898, viz: James Maiden Tor n
Sel4, sex, sec ~. neA neA sec 81 and nh, NV
sec b, twp q, n. r, ,, W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove ms go,
tinuous residence upon and cultivation OF Sa,i ,t'.L,
viz: Thomas Stevens, Richard Stevens, WE "'
Wolf, George Horsman. all of Forest liaho.
j. B. WhsT Reg N'et
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-09

Talbot left last week for the Omaha

Talbot left last week for the Omaha
exposition.
Miss Kate O'Donnell of West Granite
street has returned from Dillon, where
she spent a pleasant week visiting the
family of DIR. Miller.
Mrs. Margaret Hargrave and grand
sons. Richard and Lewis. left yester-
day for Trail, b. c., to permanently re-
side.
Mrs. j. Il. Caglion n son. Alfred,
N Mrs. Joe Para and children and
Mrs. s.. Maffey and children will leave
to-day for a three months tour of Eu-
rope.
Mrs. j.. d. Ritter is visiting friends in
Helena.
The marriage of Miss Mabel, laugh
ter of Mrs. f. A.. Crockett of Salt Lake
city to John Il. Tehan of Butte tool
place at the home of the brides moth
ed in Salt Lake city, on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tehan will reside in Butte.
An exceedingly enjoyable dancing
party was given Thursday evening at
their residence i'm West Park street in
honor of 1he Misses DAILY. Mrs. Walter
Lewis N Mrs. John Noyes. jr. The
spacious parlors and dining room had
been very tastily decorated. Dancing
was distinctly the feature OF the even
ing. Delicious refreshments were served
at midnight, after vhich dancing was
resumed.
An event in social circles will be the
charity ball to be given at the Audi
forum and at Renshaw hall on Tues
day evening.
Miss Pearl Royce and Miss Nellie
Black entertained a few friends at
domino whist last Saturday evening at
the home of Miss Royce. The prizes
were won by Mrs. ]. T. Braddock and
Miss Olita Hensley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Baldwin enter
tanned a number Of friends at whist on
Monday evening.
Miss Bessie Boner Is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. j. X. Clark at their new
residence on West Broadway.
Angus Mcdonald entertained a num-
Der of friends Tuesday evening in hon.
or of his birthday.
George Pascoe has returned from a
trip TO the A. q. L. w. grand lodge in
Boston.
MI. and Mrs. Eugene Carroll will
leave this week on a trip south.
Mrs. John T. Braddock has returned
from Seattle. where she spent the sum-
mer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Husband have re-
turned from their wedding trip.
Mrs. {. L. brennan has returned from
Deer Lodge, where she was the guest
of Mrs. Catlin.
Mrs. A. o. Faulconer has returned
from Spokane. where she spent the
summer.
Miss Ethel Black is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Thomas Lavelle.
Mrs. r.. r. German and children have
gone TO Portland, Ore. where they will
reside.
Mrs. Sam Johnston has returned 10
Fish creek. after a weeks visit with
friends i'm Butte.
MI. NH r-t
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Bielenberg. Gussie Galbraith, Emma
Truscott and Clara Bien.
Miss Eva Voolfolk. after spending a
few weeks I'm Deer Lodge with relatives,
left on Wednesday for Chicago. Ill.
Mrs. Colyer. who has spent the sum-
mer months here. went to Hamilton on
Wednesday for a stay of several weeks.
Mrs. Earle n daughters, Misses
Edith and Mabel. arrived here on Sun
day from Chicago, ILL.,, where they
have resided for W years past. They
will remain here during the winter.
Miss Mary Hill. who has spent the
summer in Deer Lodge. left Wednesday
for Helena, where she expects to re-
main during the winter.
Mrs. II. II. Whitehill of Anaconda
was the guest Of Mrs. j.. c. Robinson
last week, during the meeting of the
synod of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. A. ID. Peck of Anaconda Wis
tied her sister. Mrs. G. p. Chapman,
on Thursday Of last week.
The public school of Deer Lodge is
closed for two weeks on account of
the prevalence of measles among the
children.
Mrs. VIM. Coleman and daughter.
Miss Alice. went to Missoula on Fri
day to attend the fair for a few days.
G. ID. Joslyn has lately purchased
the Adam Johnston residence. on Col
lfet dNthut, III tAlt'tS W hi'Nt hiS
family i'm as soon AS a few improve
ments are made.
Mrs. C.. p. Drennen, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w.
Catlin for some weeks. returned to her
home In Butte on Wednesday.
Rev. George Edwards of Great Falls
will preach in the Presbyterian church
on Sunday, both morning and evening.
Miss Carrie Sigh OF Anaconda was n
visitor in naar I.ndRa on THURSDAY of
last week.
w. /. Higgins and C. ID. Joslyn were
passengers for Butte on Thursdays
train.
Hon. Granville Stuart came Town
from Butte on Thursday afternoons
train.
Miss Vonnie OwIngs returned Thurs
day afternoon from a short visit to
Butte.
Mrs. Barbara O'Neill left on Thurs
day afternoon for a two weeks visit
To her brother. who live at Darby in
the Bitter o valley.
Rev. j. r. Lister, evangelist. ar
rived in Deer Lodge Thursday and Will
on Sunday begin a series Of meetings
with Rev. A. A. Walker. pastor of the
NJ. T.. church. south, in this city.
Mrs. j. T.. Manley Is in Anaconda on
a visit to her friend. Mrs. ii. s. Neal
and family.
Rev. Father DE Ryckere Will say
mass at ST. Michaels churc in Flint
Creek valley. sunday at 10 a. m.
Mrs. DIR. =. w. Minshall of Philips
burg. who visited friends here all of
last week. left last Saturday for her
home in that place.
Tom Morgan and N. G. Hoss went to
Butte Monday, the latter returning
Wednesday.
II. :. Reed. of Larabie Bros. q Co.
who has been out in Washington on
business. Is home again n seems to
be enjoying good health.
George c. Higgins of Missoula, after
a visit with Mayor and Mrs. Frank
Conley. returned home to Missoula
Monday afternoon.
DIR. A. ii. Mitchell and wife n sons,
Paul and Will and Master Harold. left
last Saturday for California. where
they will remain for the winter.
Ernest Preston. a former Deer Lodge
boy. but who In now employed as a
miner in the Anaconda at Butte. came
down last Monday afternoon after his
wife and baby. whom he will remove
to Butte.
The ladies Of the Epworth league
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-09
In Bozeman.

Bozeman, Oct. s.-The usual whirl of
society events has had an unusual
check this week. and only one or two
college events have broken the mon
otony of the week. The snow storm
of Saturday and Sunday and the sub
seauent cold weather made IL difficult
for people to get around town. especial
ly the ladies. Should the weather. be
fine, as IL promises now. a number of
deferred events will come on next week
to make up for those that did not this.
The second appearance of Mrs. Han
nibal A. williams OF New York. giving
a recital of Shakespeare's ideal COM
edy. "A Midsummer Nights Dream"
was at the Presbyterian church on
Tuesday evening of this week. Mrs.
Williams last appearance In Bozeman
was some few months ago. and her
rendition of Shakespeare's plays was
beyond criticism. Her audience. which
was a good one. was awakened to a
full realization Of the beauty n fas-
cination of Shakespeare. The enter
tainment this week was fully as good
as the last. and the recitation was sup
plemented with a musical programme
by local talent. The following Is a
copy Of the programme of the even
ing:
Act I-Overture; Scherzo between
acts. Act U-Scene 1. Incidental mu-
sic; scene :, fairies march; scene 3,
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In Butte.

The Butte Social club has been re-
organized for the season with these Off
GERS: ii. T.. Oppenheimer, president;
Sig Schilling. vice president: Louis l..
Harris, secretary; A. Thell. treasurer;
$. w. Newberger. J. w. G~enzberger,
Charles Heilbronner. c. v. Norcross,
l.. j. Lachman and :. Ornstein. execu-
tive committee.
Miss Ida Luiz is ovsr from Helena
visiting her relatives, MIR. and Mrs. NJ.
Luiz.
Thomas Gavin and son have gone TO
Salt Lake, where Walter Gavin is at
tending college.
Mrs. William III. Cole and son, Mrs.
Fred Henderson left Saturday for a
months trip East To visit relatives and
friends in Pennsylvania.
j. h. Wharton and family drove out
to Lynndale yesterday and spent the
day.
Mr.. n Mrs. Fitz Butler and John
Mcguire went to Anaconda last even
ing 90 TAX part In the Sheehey enter
tainment at the Margaret theater.
Mrs. A. ID. Rose has returned from a
visit with friends in Miles City.
Mrs. Fred Malone Of Virginia City is
In town.
w. ". Herbert left yesterday ON a
two months visit TO his home in Miles.
Ohio.
Joseph II. Case has returned from a
trip East.
D'Gsy stivers is spending a week at
his ranch in Idaho.
Mrs. May N~iedenhofen and Miss Maud
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Mr.. and Mrs. Donahoe over sun

of MI. and Mrs. Donahoe over sun
day.
A. ]. McCabe and Miss McCabe ex-
pect to occupy the O'Farrell house.
now occupied by DIR. Spelman and
family, In the near future.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. +. Spelman will oc-
cupy apartments at h Montana dur
ing the winter.
John Mcguire of Butte was i'm the
city the fore part of the week.
Mrs. w. Ii. Webb and daughter. Miss
Louise Webb. left Wednesday after
loon for Denver, where they will take
In the carnival in that city before pro-
ceeding to Omaha to visit the rams
Mississippi exposition. After a few
weeks spent In Omaha they will
return to Denver, where they will be
h guests of Mrs. Lewis b. Skinner
for several weeks before returning to
their home in this city.
On Nov. 2 Mr.. and Mrs. Zenas Evans
Will celebrate their golden wedding at
their home on Upper Hickory street.
and the greater portion of their children
and grandchildren will be present to
witness the happy event.
Mrs. William w. Dixon has issued
Invitations for a Gibson" card party
to be given in the parlors of the Mon
tana hotel on Wednesday afternoon in
honor OF Mrs. william NJ. Tuohy. IL
will be one of the events of the season
In its u~niqueness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Graham are
visitors in the city.
Mrs. Spurge Hallett. who has made
quite an extended Eastern visit. re-
turned to her home in this city on
Tuesday morning.
DIR. William II. Hall Of Butte was a
visitor in he city on Tuesday.
Miss lsadora T.. :. Dowden of the
Montana children's home was in the
city during the week.
Judge 7. d.. Fitzgerald returned on
Thursday from a trip to Omaha and
other Eastern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. q. Taylor have re-
turned from a trip to Indianapolis.
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mSoeiety's Rs@lmo

week for Boise. Idaho. where she will
spend a month or six weeks visiting
with friends.
Mrs. Ebeneezer Sharp and Mrs. Will
bur +. Sanders OF Helena, who have
been visiting I'm Deer Lodge for a week,
arrived early i'm the week and were
guests of Mrs. William IL. Dewitt at
her home on the corner of Hickory and
Fifth streets during their stay in the
city.
Mrs. Ebeneezer Sharp was the guest
on Wednesday.
Mrs. =. NJ. Johnson came over from
Butte and spent several days as the
guest of Mrs. William III. Dewitt.
Mrs. l.. @. Smith Is somewhat i'm
proved after her recent illness, but Is
still confined to her apartments at the
Montana.
Miss Margaret G. DAILY and Miss
Mary A. DAILY arrived Wednesday aft
ernoon from Riverside Farm and are
the guests of their grandmother, Mrs.
Zenas Evans of Upper Hickory street.
Charles Kelley and wife viii cave
in the. near future for the East. Mrs.
Kelley Will remain In st. Paul visiting
the relatives of her husband, while MIR.
Kelley goes to New York for treatment.
They will be absent from the city some
little time.
W. ii. Mendell of San Francisco was
a visitor in the city during the past
week.
william A. Haywood of Pony spent
several days in Anaconda last week.
Mrs. Rumley left last evening for
Chicago. where she goes to visit her
daughter. Mrs. D'Acheul. for several
months.
Mrs. J.. II. Durston and Mrs. r. f.
Sergeant were Anaconda visitors in
Butte on Thursday.
l.. @. Smith returned Thursday from
his Corvallis ranch.
Miss DurstCn is home after a visit
of 10 days with Miss Hattie Young in
Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il. Haggin and Mr..
and Mrs. Ewing Of New York arrived
Thursday afternoon and have taken
apartments at the Montana for a
month.
MIR. and Mrs. George Ames left las,
evening for the East. They will visit
all the principal Eastern cities and
viii visit relatives in Wisconsin. being
absent from their home in this city
a month or six weeks.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY, who left some
weeks ago for New York. where she
entered her son n daughter in school
for the coming year. il expected N
AnaConud dDouN tnt mluult VI oNtouti'
She will visit relatives in Iowa before
returning TO this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Haggin. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Ewing. Marcus Daily. Miss Mar
garet c. DAILY and Miss Mary A. DAILY
will leave Monday afternoon for the
Bitter Root. where they will spend a
week or two at Riverside Farm enjoy
ing the beauties OF that home and
also the many sports afforded by that
valley.
Mrs. Frank Collins and daughter,
Martha. and Miss Alice Collins left
Thursday evening for California. where
they will spend several months.
Miss Ethe Thomas was the guest
Of Mrs. william w. Dixon at dinner
at the Montana on Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel J. Hennessy re-
turned home Tuesday noon from Ham
ilton. where they had been the guests
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The regular meeting Of the Woman's
club was called to order yesterday by
the president. Mrs. Peckover. The
name of Miss Blackstone was presented
for membership by Mrs. Cohen and
Mrs. Toole. Miss Blackstone became a
member without a dissenting vote. The
committee on parliamentary laws APP
pointed by the president. and consist
ing of Mrs. Dorchester. Mrs. Maiden
and Mrs. Lyman. recommended that
the club use Shattuck's work. which Is
used by the majority Of women's clubs
throughout the United States. The
first paper of the afternoon was en-
titled The Reign of Philip Augustus,
and was read by Mrs. Cohen: the Sec
ond. THE A~lbigensians,' was read ny
Miss VI. Gleason. Miss Mary Berry
read a paper on the life N paintings
OF Filipino. and Mrs. Odson one ON
BottIcelli. Many photographs Of the
paintings Of these artists were shown.
All of the apers were very well writ
ten and showed careful preparation.
Miss Durston presided over the depart
ment of current events. Interesting ar
ticles on Cuba N TIE conduct OF Gu
bans during the war. were read aloud
The disposition of the Cuban soldiers.
the peace commissioners at Paris, the
Indian war in Minnesota and other in
teresting topics were discussed Each
member is expected TO bring an article
on the Philippines for next saturday.
William Tuohy and family have re-
moved TO Anaconda to take up their
residence. and are at the Montana for
the winter.
Miss O'Bannon Of San Diego. CAL.
.-A, hnz aa.npfaA a npGffiAn rs teach
er in the Anaconda public schools. Is
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. william w.
Dixon at the Montana.
A. J. McCabe and Miss McCabe We're
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
VI. Tuohy at dinner at the Montana
on Sunday evening.
II. II. Hixon Of Helena was a visitor
In the city during the week.
Miss Bishop dined with Mrs. George
w. Reynolds at the Montana the first
of the week.
Miss Quigley Of Butte was the guest
OF her sister Of this city the first part
of the week.
Mrs. william II. Dewitt was a Butte
visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Douglas. who has been in the
East for the past few months. is at
present visiting in the vicinity Of Phil
adelphia. where she will remain sew
eraI weeks. returning To- her home in
this city early in November. Her
younger daughter. Miss Emily. has
entered her school for the coming year.
Joseph A Lewis OF Butte was in An
aconda early in the week visiting with
friends.
Pew. c. f.. Dobson and family will
leave tomorrow for Dakota. where
they go for the benefit OF Mr.. Dobson's
health. They will be absent from the
city several months. His many friends
wish him a speedy recovery and an
early return 10 this city.
". b. Sleeper Of Chicago was in the
city during the week.
Frank Dudley. manager OF the mer-
camille department OF the Anaconda
Copper Mining company al Belt. was
a visitor In the city several lays dur
ing the past week.
Miss May Gordon left early in the