The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-07-31

Grangeville will hold her second an
| nual street fair and harvest carnival on
October q, ) and 4. The management is
now at work preparing a program to
eclipse last years successful carnival
vault door weighing $50 pounds
which will be put into position in the
new store addition of r. c. Beach has ar
| rived. The door was SHIPPED from the
Halls Safe Company, Cincinnati Ohio.
Prof. c. o. linn passed through the
| city Yesterday enroute to Pendgeton, Ore,
where he expects to join party from
Pennington, Wash. and make final
proof on quarter section of timber land
Mrs. T. b. Barton. who met her sister.
Mrs. Chas. Monteith, at Spalding and
accompanied her to the city, returned to
her home at North Lapwai Monday.
She was accompanied by Miss Matte
Barton.
Arrangements have been made by the
Nez Perez County Sportsmen Association
to go to Kendrick Sunday to contest for
the medal recently won by Kendrick.
The medal isgiven on twenty-five bird
contest.
The largest portion Of hay cut in the
Green creek country this season is beard.
less barley. The farmers are OF the
opinion that this kind of barley makes
the best grain hay. 1t yields better and
carries more nutrition
A, {. Cobuin left Monday for Denver,
Col. where he goes to represent the
state in the National convention of the
Woodmens of the World. Mr.. Coburn
joined the Washington delegation,
Messrs Westfall and Cogswell at Spo-
kane.
J. o. Vassar has sold his interest IN the
Lewiston Furniture & Undertaking Com
pany to N. E. Beach Of Vineland. Mr..
Vasser expects to dispose of his store in
terests in Pomeroy and permanently re-
tire from business. He expects to make
Lewiston his home.
Ferd Roos, Jr., was in the city Tues
day from Pierce where he is now en-
gagged in business. Aside from the min
ing interests, which are each season
growing more attractive, Mr.. Roos says
that the timber belt about Pierce is draw
ing large number Of people to that
section.
Probate Judge Reese has rendered a
decision in the case Of Andrew Fogarty
charging him with the murder of John
Brown, the Nez Perez Indian He held
the defendant to the district court on the
charge Of assault with deadly weapon.
Fogarty has been released on $500 bonds.
Charles F. Monteith and wife are visit.
ing relatives aud friends in Lewiston
from Chatain, Ontario. where Mr.. Mon.
teith is still located as United States con-
sui. Mr.. Monteith will not return to his
work till the middle Of September and
during his vacation he will visit his min
ing properties in the Dixie district.
& The commissioner Of the general land
ONCE has affirmed the decisions of the
local land Office in the cases of Binnard
Bergen vs.. the heirs Of Nels Peter Sand
berg, involving quarter section of tim
berland dismissed and Francis NJ. Meade
vs.. Joseph Toner, involving q quarter
section near Stuart, in favor Of Meade.
Daniel W. Bowes, the we'll known
representative Of the Quaker Nursery.
came in from Nezperce to meet his
brother, 5. X. Bowes and family, from
Aberdeen. Wash. MIR. Bowes has re-
turned to the prairie but expects to come
to the Lewiston section to replace all de-
fectiye trees that his nursery might have
sent out.
The Idaho Steam Laundry has en-
gagged the service oftwo expert laundry
men, W. A Smith Of the Baker CITY
laundry and l.. V. Davy from one of the
leading laundries Of Chicago. With the
addition Of Charles White, who has been
engaged with the Spokane laundry, has
increased their pay roll to u hands and
iusures first class work to Lewiston
patrons.
The popolist central committee met
last Thursday evening and decided not
to dishand. w. r. Wyatt Was in the
chair and Joseph Kaufman acted as sec
rotary. The following resolution was
adopted. Resolved that il is the
opinion Of the Popuiist party Of Nez
Perez county that II il not best to dis
band At this time. w. R. Wyatt and
County Commissioner Brammer we're ap-
pointed rs committee ON direct legisla-