The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-15
Para9rapbieally Cold

Councilman Cole is putting up three
houses on the hill.
I'd Harper, adjudged insane, is now in
hospital at Blackfoot.
John r. Vollmer is on the Sound en-.
joying the Elks' carnival.
Henry r. Black of Mohler was in the
city Monday transacting business.
Thos. Kirby is in the city this week on
business connected with the fair.
Fred King and wife have returned
after months tour of the coast cities.
s Samuel Avery of Harrison, Idaho, is al
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Baird.
Mrs. Bert Smith won the diamond ring
at the Bee Hive. She had 4I7o tickets
Mayor Skinner is in Moscow looking
up business in his line as paving con.
tractor.
The barn Of Mr.. loops, near Asotin,
was destroyed by fire Monday night. Loss
$4,000.
r. G.. Beach has joined his wife, who
10 in the Blue Mountains during the
heated term.
Ed Fountain has purchased the cab
line. He needs no introduction to the
Lewiston public.
As result Of the special library sale
Q. A. Kjos has turned over ST. "a to the
library in Lewiston.
r. B. Foresman is now with the en-
gineerilg crew Of the p. & I. N. railroad.
says the Weiser Signal.
There is considerable activity in real
estate maaket, judging from the records
It the auditors Office,
The business men at Morrow have re-
solved il favor Of the proposed lewiston
Grangeville electric road.
Theodore Roller has fled contest
against Henry Schmidt involving .
quarter section near Iapwai.
20. A. Kjos and wife have returned
from visit to the Pan-American ex-
position at Buffalo, New York.
City marshal has one nice old black
mare in the city pound which he desires
to sell for gold coin cash in hand.
There is great activity in the mining
camps in the Lewiston district. The
work being done is the kind that counts.
The first load Of wheat hauled into
Moscow was Of the Canadian Hybrid
variety and brought 81 cents per bushel.
An extensive addition will be made TO
the horticultural building on the Inter-
state grounds to accommodate exhibits.
The cottages owned by Mr.. Mcleod,
on East G street, have been moved back
from the street and otherwise improved.
The firm Of Lee Kee. Lem Cook and |
Lee Tung has dissolved by mutual con-
sent. Lee Tung il now the whole thing.
The town Of Stuart has voted bonds in |
the sum Of $ISoo to construct q school
house. Work will begin in few weeks. |
Martin Vessels, the man selected to
arrange the fruit exhibits for this section
At the big Buffalo exposition. has re-
turned.
A California mining company has pur-
chased the Hammond ditch tn the Pierce
district and will use 1t in the operation
Of placer ground.
The will Of r. Texier makes Miss
Matilda Farrell, sole beneficiary and ex-
ecutrix. The property Of deceased is
located in Lewiston.
Never in the history Of the reservation
was there as much building as this year.
Very few farms will escape new buildings
this season. Let her 60 Gallagher!
Billy Robinson las been compelled to
suspend publication of the Sites Register.
Lack Of patronage is the reason assigned.
Billy has situation in Grangevilie.
Steven Bros. who run a sawmill at Bee.
man have added large planer to their
otherwise large outfit, and are now pre-
pared to turn out dressed lumber more
rapidly.
A fellow named Clark, residing near
Stuart, charged with doing liquor busi-
ness on the reservation, has forfeited his
bond to appear before the U. S. commits
sioner. Alas! poor Clark.
Bishop Glorieux and Father Post of
Boise have been in the city for few days
on business pertaining to church affairs. |
The bishop conducted services at the |
Fifth street church Sunday.
B. r. Bashor and family arrived here