The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-08-14

photographer Forten has purchased
the lot joining DIR. Philips property on
s'h street and is making preparation to
erect two story residence He will use
the second story for his photograph gal.
lery
The cups In the oil veil were broken
tuesday and fishing tools were required
10 get them ont. These however were
furnished by the Cooper Foundry and
today the broken pieces are being taken
| out
hnnigunds Tronz and Margri,a Wuna
OF boyenn' Germany, are in the city en-
route to visit with relatives near Neg
perce. They are accompanied by their
cousin Karl Echert who Joined them al.
Baker City. Oregon.
Racing programs of the Interstate Fair
viii soon be out. They include larger
number of running events than in the
past. There will be "a races in the six
days and purses amounting to f,oas have
been offered as prizes
arrangements are being made by the
Northern Pacific to pat daily freieh,
service on the Clearwater Shor, Line.
This will add another engine and crew.
The heavy shipments OF freight and
grain has made this addition necessary.
Richard Conwell of 10, vino was ar.
rested some time ago for introducing
liquor on the reservation, waived ex-
animation and was held under $500
bonds by Com. O'Neill to appear at the
federal court for trial Mr.. Conwell gave
bonds.
J. ". Wilson has been engaged for
some time past interesting eastern CAPT.
tallsts IN modern hotel scheme here.
Not long ago he received letter assur-
ing him that the project was under con.
sideration and would receive favorable
action.
Mrs. John Seitz, who has been visiting
with friends and relatives in this city for
some time, returned to her home in |
Walla Walla Monday. She was &C. !;
,ompanied by her niece Miss Adena
chambers who goes to make her home
~ith her aunt.
A. F. Parker Of Graugeville will de.
iver the address at the memorial ser
ices which will be held in honor of the
ate J.. W. Reid of Lewiston at Pocatello
september ath during the state demo-
ratio convention which convenes there
hat day.
5. D. Fenton of Tenino, Washington.
anne In night before last to take charge !
placing the stone work on the Ketten.
ach building. Work on the building !
cyan this morning and a derrick will be !
place by this evening to handle the
eavy sandstone for the front.
August Burke killed a cougar near ]
oidiers Meadows on the mountains.
he beast was stealthily approaching a
and OF sheep about dusk when he saw
he sparkling eyes and opened fire with
ride. -Four shots took effect in the
nimal's body. The cougar measured
-et from tip of tail to nose
Miss Grace Briggs left Monday for
pokane to consult DIR. Thompson in re-
ard to the condition of her eyes. Last ]
thursday Miss Briggs was attacked by
aims through the head that eventually :
rought about total blindness Should {
he Spokane specialist fail to give relief
Hiss Briggs will go to Indianapolis, Ind.
or medical treatment.
W. NJ. Gorrell was in the city yester-
ay from Nezperce. He states that there
re number Of buildings going up in s
nd around that city among them a fine
esidenoe being built by DIR. Powell.
he principal topic Of conversation s
round the town is the fine crops Of
heat, barley, oats and fax Barley =
nd oats are being harvested but the
lrmers have not be gun on the fax crop.