The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-08-22

appearance Of the church and school
property have been greatly improved this
season.
M. P. Strecker OF Sites and Miss Amy
Hooker Of Spokane were united in mar
riage by Rev. Mr.. Skipworth last Thurs
day. They will make their home At
Sites where the groom is engaged in
business.
Mrs. Lindsay who has been confined to
her room for several weeks. the result Of
an attack Of hemorrhage of the lungs. is
able to be up, but it will be several weeks
before she is able to attend to her house,
hold duties.
Boise is making an attempt to hold q
great street fair. If the people Of that
great village really desire 1irst-class
fair, they should come to Lewiston next
October when the Inter. State exhibition
holds the boards
The new buildings at the Lewiston
State Normal will be ready for use before
the end Of the school year. There will
be one building of Eve rooms for train
ing department and twenty rooms added
to the dormitories.
Large shipments Of pears, plums and
peaches are made daily. The quality ID
first class. The Northern Pacific is kept
hustling to supply cars and ice for the
immense crop, but meets the require
ment with little trouble.
Lon Bailey came near losing his
threshing outfit At Culdesac last Thurs-
day. A spark from the engine ignited
straw and dust in the cylinder. Hard
work before the flames gained Roadway
saved him from heavy loss.
The Methodist church people are pre-
pairing for lawn social Tuesday evening
at the church grounds. On the 78th
similar event in the interest of the
Episcopal church will be held 1t the
residence Of P. ]. Pefley on Main street.
N. ]. Dowd, one Of the Idaho state
land solicitors. is in the city. He and
Selector Eben Mounce Of Lewiston are
preparing to 60 into the Clearwater tim.
Der belt to spend four months in select
ing lands for the state.-Spokesman-
Review.
John Blavian. farmer on Driscoll |
ridge. Latah county, died Sunday from J
heat prostration. He was bachelor.
possessed Of good farm. But little was
known of the man and no papers were |
left to guide his administrator in finding |
his relatives.
Nearly every exchange coming to The |
Office since the jail break Of last week
has contained the statement that there
was an armed guard on duty outside the
jail to assist the prisoners. This has NO
in fact. Read what Mox
Mox says Is to what was done.
The strike fever is prevalent every
where. 1t struck Kendrick this week
when several girls walked out Of . fruit
packing house. They were asked to pack
prunes at S cents crate and board at
home. What's the matter with I sweep
lng' Injunction These girls may talk
shout the trouble to some one.
An apple tree on jefferson street il in
full bloom. The tree has already borne
one crop Of apples and to be in blossom
for the second time this year is some
thing remarkable. From the recent hot
weather 1t is not supposed that the sec.
ond crop Of apples will be damaged by
mother freeze.-Boise Statesman.
James Justus of Charleston is suffering
from badly burned feet the result Of
out FIRE at his home occasioned
BY coal oil lamp explosion. He cover
ID the lamp and dressing case with
carpet to smother the flames when sud.
denly the ere broke out at his feet with
results As above. He saved his home.
A workman discovered cache Of fine
cut tobacco between the Teller building
and the Hotel de France, Tuesday.
There were over q dozen 2 ounce pack.
ages. 1t is not known who placed the
tobacco there. 1t was all in good shape,
with revenue stamps attached. and pack !:
ages securely sealed. The finder will not
have to buy any of the weed for some
time.
The posters for the Lewiston Inter. State
lair are now being put upon the boards.
They are works Of art, the words "Inter.
State Fair" upon the bills Of our big
show, and those Of the Spokane Fair are
70 much alike in color and display that