The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-07

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animation At Spokane Monday.
Miss Daisy Evans has returned from I
| trip TO Seattle where she attended the
| United Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
meeting. On her road home Miss Evans
| visited with friends in Pullman.
Mrs. W. l.. Oimstead. who has beer
visiting with her cousin, Rev Gurnsey
| OF this city. lett yesterday for her home
| At Redland. Col. Enroute home she
will visit with friends at Ritxv,lle, Wash.
Melton Grostein left yesterday for
Spokane where he expects to meet
managers Of opera compsnies,in order to
| make ar engagements tor dates during the
coming season at the Grostein Opera
House.
The Vineland Company is tearing up
the old floor in the room recently oc-
cupied by the City Meat Market in the
Adams block and expect to replace the
same with . new floor reparatory to
leasing the apartment.
u. S. Commissioner O'Neill Yesterday
held ]. c. Hamotre on q bond Of $500 TO
the federal court for trial ON the charge
OF introducing liquor on the reservation
Judge Mullau appeared for the defendant
and Agent StSanahan was prosecuting
witness.
a petition changing the time of the
arrival and departure Of the mails from
this point has met with approval of the
Washington authorities and will be in
oPesa.lon rs soon as the papers can be
returned TO Washington. - Nszperce
Herald.
w. ID. Nearlen, president, and Francis
Jones, secretary. Of the Farmers Grain
Company Of Nezper. c were in Colfax to
meet the railroad presidents and present
them with petition signed by 600 men,
bers OF TIE Farmers Grain Club asking
for . reduction Of rates.
L. A. Woodward Of the Clarksson Re-
publican is making arrangements to take
. month in the mountain recesses Of
Asotin county to escape the heat. Mon
day Frank Mutt of Lewiston will take
charge Of his paper ard conduct the
same until the editors return.
Several brave men in Lewiston are
bemoaniug the fact that Tracy did not
keep mp his running fight long enough
to die on Idaho soil by their hands,
That $500 reward looked good to .hem,
and for several days their Mauser rifles,
sighted for 1000 yards, have been ready
for action.
G.. o. Brown died at his home last Sat.
arday Of general disability. The de-
ceased Was we'll known in this section Of
the country. OF late he has been in tn e
employ Of the Weyerhau ser timber syudi- |
cate and had charge Of the survey that is !
being made up the north fork Of the |
Clearwater. He was an active timber |
man.
Wednesday forenoon Uuly ,o) Mrs.
Myrtle Granger, while handling gun.
shot herself in the left arm Just below |
The elbow, the shot fracturinR the bone |
md coming out at the elbow Joint. Il is |
IA extremely painful wound and il Is |
doubtful II The arm is ever again Is it |
vas before the accident --Kendrick |
Gazette.
The case OF John Gibson 1t al. VS.. New
lome 4 Leggett Creek Hydraulic Min
Ing Company. involving valuable water
rights and placer ground has been de- |
rided by Judge Steele in favor II the |
mining company. This case is one Of
the most important ON the calender Al /
Mt. Idaho at the last term Of court.
]. r. McArney passed through Lewis
Ion Tuesday enroute home TO Davenport |
from the Imnaha country. Mr.. Nc
Arney is q mining expert and while
absent has secured 6ne specimens Of ore
from mines that he is figuring on
purchasing. He praises the prospects Of /
that Idaho Eldorsdo and expects to re.
Turn in few weeks,
News comes from Chicago that Dell |
Foantain has cleared up $4,000 on the
stables that he look there some time ago. |
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