The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-10-31

Limbo, Chinese gardener at Moscow
was found dead in his bed. It is though
some one robbed and killed him.
Ole Olson an employee on the steame
Lewiston, who suddenly disappeared
few weeks ago. 10 still missing. II 10 nov
believed that he fell into the river nea
Riparia and drowned.
Hugh Terry and John Campbell win &
before Probate Judge Reese tomorrow t
BE examined on charge Of horse steal
ing. It Is alleged that these fellows nm
lawfully carried away horse belonging
to an Indian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollister left last Thurs
day for Lewiston. Idaho. Mr.. Holliste,
has been quite i'll with heart disease, and
goes to Lewiston in the hope that the
change in altitude and climate will ben
eft him.-Mullan Mirror.
The Fratcrnal Union holds q session
this evening At 8 O'Clock in the Masonic
hall. Supreme Secretary Handley, Of
Denver, will Be present and lecture. MI
BIC and recitations BY local talent will
add 70 the pleasure Of the event.
The irrigation business in the south
part Of the state i attracting heavy i'm
migration. Nearly half million Of dol
lars has been spent this season in canals.
The semi-arid lands only need water to
make them rich beyond other lands.
The state land board will offer for sale
$3.50 acres Of school land in Latal couuty
gu Dec. 4; s.a4o acres In Nez perce county
on Dec. 4. and a.4oo acres In Idaho
county on Dec. !. The average appraised
value Of these lands il 5ra.so per acre.
The public library u still 1t the city
hall. The librarian i there during hopra.
The shelves are loaded with books Of
The long hours OF the winter
should mot Be permitted to 90 to waste
when useful knowledge can Be obtained
BY reading books from there.
Attorney Prank ]. Young, 81 vineland,
lied Saturday evening after ! abort ill.,
aess Of typhoid pneumonia. He was
buried In the Lewiston cemetery Tues.
lay. He Was member Of the Masonic
fraternity and the Woodmen Of the
World. His daughter. Miss Sadie Young,
ind hts sister, Mrs. w. Sanderson, a.
rived from Valley City, North Dakota. to
attend the funeral.
The Railway Trainmen's Brotherhood
N the Idaho division has grievance.
I i claimed the wage ag.eemept between
hat organization and the company Is be-
ne violated BY the company, The
Brotherhood Of trainmen insists UPON the /
aithfni performances Of the agreement by |
he company and the 9rieyance board Is |
= conference with the officials, with
very prospecet Of amicable settlement.
The citizens Of Oro6no are excited over |
he bear question. They have notified
Pete Frazier, game warden for this dis. |
riot. that AL losaes from these beasts
viii result IN suits for damages against |
he state. The bear 10 ward Of the
tate, and should Be controlled by him. If |
be good people Of Oroano will give
Frazier !, ride, though thousand Of /
hose FEROCIoUS animals appear. not
ne will live to dine npon either q human
'eing or domestic animal.
4 Il
He was young Englishman with 4
lesiTe to 90 to parliament, but needed ! |
'ollege degree to further his ambition.
1e waa either too lazy or incompetent to
vim this in English schools 20 he had ! |
.ondon lawyer to address I letter 10 |
PRESIDENT Mclean Of the University Of |
IDAHO at Moscow. He offered to pay for
he necessary degree, but had mot slime |
0 come and study for it,, The roast
'resideut Mclean sent by return mail |
will give the people across the sea bet
er idea than they had of American
chools. President Mclean is the right
nan in the right place. His ideals are
hose above price-ideals that true merit |
n manhood and womanhood alone can
vim.
s The Hone Shoe.