The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-11-07
Para9rapbieally Cold

J.C. Peterson, editor Of the Peck Press.
was caller at this Office Tuesday.
Harve Foresman is out again after be-
ing confined to his home tor four days.
Miss Iuez Baird is among her many
friends after 4 long absence in Spokane.
Col. Dewey has just invested tIoo, 600
in niue in the Thunder Mountain dis
trict.
LA. Porter has shipped 70 car loads
Of frnit from the Potlatch country this
season.
There were four births in Lewiston
last month-three girls and one boy and
NO deaths.
One Of the Miller brothers residing on
Sixth street, 10 on the sick list this week
with fever.
Mrs. Bert Younkman who was re-
ported as suffering from typhoid fever is
out Of danger.
The Western Union Telegraph com.
pany b soon to put in city Office here.
It u badly needed.
W.. n. Blair 10 constructing large
livery barn At Ito, thing that has long
been needed there.
Wilbur Leland and Capt. Ed Martin
son. who have been out all summer look
ing after Uncle Sans domain, are in the
city for the winter.
B. F.. Lyford has established paper at
lilo called the News Wave. The first
number was issued Nov. 1.
The marriage Of Miss Barbara r. Un-
ziker and Robert Hucxaby was social
event At Nezperce this week.
For several days during the past week
Lewiston people have been troubled
with some sort Of . low grade fever.
Billy Schuldt is all right as city mar
shall. Fifty violators Of city law were
handied-by his Office the past month.
L. Dibek, manufacturing jeweler 10.
Gated on East Main street in the Jones
block, has an ad in this paper. Read it.
The little son Of DR.. Lapard, who has
been i'll ten days with fever, is nearly
strong enough to resume workfwith his
toys.
During the week ending over 500
homeseekers have arrived IN Lewiston
and are now scattered over the country
looking for locations.
Nezperce Is growing 1t has added
number Of residences snd business build
ings this season. The number of births
has exceeded the deaths
Rev. J. D. Mcconkey was the of6cia.-
ing minister at the wedding Of Albert
Segard and Elsie Taylor. in this city Fri
day evening. The contracting parties
reside At Culdesac.
Dick McElroy was knocked off bridge
at Potlatch Monday and suffered severe
injury to his spine. He was brought to
thia city for treatment. This emphasizes
the need of hospital here.
The car famine, unless relieved soon,
will result in stopping grain buying for
time. About all the spare money in this
section is tied up, while more than
million, bushels of grain is at stations
ready for shipment.
Friday was 4 busy day in the Police
court in Spokane. All the women of
white chapel and all the gamblers paid
their monthly 6ne. The sun total was
tt43s. This licenses these persons to
conduct their business until Dec. I.
The Idaho county board of com.
miasioners have awarded the contract for
building bridge over the Clearwater
river at Harpster to A. ]. Turner. Work
upon the structure is going ahead.
When completed this will be Of great
benefit to all who travel over that section.
Alb Anderson and Sam Singletary
opened their Horse Shoe saloon Saturday
night. There was a splendid lunch and
Of the 500 persons who called none went
away without their share of turkey and
other good things. The proprietors an.
nounced pleasant evening for all, aud
that is just what they gave.
The following are the new officers of
the District Union c. F.: President 7,
r. Collins, Kendrick; vice-president,
byron Hunter, Lewiston; secretary, ID.
T. n. McIntosh. of Kendrick; treasurer.
DR.. w. Fl Calbraith, Lewiston; trustees,
Tho0as H.. Brewer, Genesee; Rev. !. A.
Pine. ) lewiston; Rev. E. P. Giboney,