The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-06-13
geographically Cold

Orofino is making an effort to inco,
parate.
The new planning mill at Sites is nov
in successful operation.
Miss Bernice Mccoy is now at he,
home in Bellevue, Idaho.
Chris Weisgerber is in Buffalo enjoyin,
the Pan-American exposition.
John Madrid has embarked in the
butchering business at Nezperce.
Clay McNamee and Lawyer Nugent
of Grangeville, were in the city this
week.
Mr.. Mccartney has purchased the lodg.
ing house on Third street from Mrs.
Lincke.
The First National bank Of Payette is
. new corporation just formed, with a
capital of $4,000.
Tomorrow comes the elephant, aud for
q, time the small boy will forget the
MStiy-ko-IouHu. -
Orofino is growing, having added a
furniture store to its business center. A
Mr.. Noble is proprietor.
f. Erickson, the saw mill man was in
the city several days this week on bust
ness connected with the lumber industry.
As evidence that the cold weather did
little damage in this section, look at the
crates Of FIRST class fruit shipped out every
day.
The contract for erecting the new
buildings at the State University at Mos
COW has been given to Spokane con-
tractors.
While people in Chicago are dropping
dead from extreme heat, out here in
Idaho an overcoat is not bad thing for
evening wear.
Rufus Bubb, left Wednesday for Spo-
kane. He has almost entirely recovered
from the surgical operation performed
several weeks ago.
Norma and Genevieve Vollmer are at
home from Philadelphia where they have
been attending school, TO spend the sum-
ner with their parents.
Today is the date set for the organiza-
ton Of the republican party in Clearwater
county. Organization and harmony win
the victories in every field of action.
The big ditch of the Newsome and
Leggett Creek Mining company will be
completed in few days. Then there
will be an increase in the output of the
yellow metal.
The price Of fruit jars is going SIX yward.
Sugar will advance two or three cents
within week. The fruit canning season
is open and the demand for these articles
enhances their value.
Weiser is in great glee, all over the es-
Enlistment Of smelter in that city.
Nothing like pay roll to make a city
grow. Without factories or employment
for labor all is dead.
Several dead trees near the Catholic
church were removed this week There
are others in different sections of the city
that should be removed, as they are now
only menace to life.
John l.. Blewett, of Myrtle, has just
found out that 1t is not good for man to
live alone, and secured license which
enabled him to become the husband of
Miss Lily Pier, Of Fletcher.
The Rhodes Peak Mining company
has QUILTED ten men who will do work
on some valuable property just secured
by the company. The work will be done
on the Black Lead in the Bitter Roots.
Last night the X. of P. lodge charged
four pages in the rank of esquire. A new
jewel case was presented the lodge by
Captain Mccullough of the steamer Spo-
kane. The decorations were by Leslie
Thompson.
Henry Fair, of the firm Of Fair x
Thompson, is preparing handsome pan
oramic view of scenery adjacent to Lew
iston. The view is 36xIo inches, and is
a piece of work rarely excelled in
photography.