The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-01

night 10 uec1Qe what streets 10 SET dSlue
for the street fsir and carnival TO be given
here the first week in June by the Red
men aud the Lewiston band.
Alb Wright the well known mill man,
is in the city this week from Dublin.
He has recently disposed of his Touring
mill at that point and is thinking OF
seeking location some where in Oregon.
Mrs. R. l.. Edmiston has purchased
the dwelling house on the lot where the
Masonic Temple and Opera House is to
be located and will move it to lot on
the Cole tract near the Lewiston Bottling
works.
E. ]. Hardeson, cattle buyer for Car
stem Bros, Seattle, shipped three carloads
of cattle from Clearwater points this
week. The cattle were bought from
Kirby, near lilo, and from parties on
Salmon river.
Geo. A. Rabedew was in the city yes
terday from Moscow. Mr.. Rubeoew is
just recovering from injuries received
from being thrown from buggy month
ago near Westlake where his shoulder
was dislocated.
Nettie Newcom, the three year old
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Newcom,
died Tuesday from scarlet fever and was
buried from the residence Wednesday.
Another child in the family has the dis
ease but is NOT seriously i'll.
The city authorities are getting ready
to establish full sprinkling service.
Two new Studebaker Brcs. sprinkirg
wagons were received this week and will
be put in commission at once. The city
now owns four sprinklers of 600 gallons
capacity each.
Major Helm of the Third Cavalry,
U. S. A., will arrive in the city this after
noon and will make the official inspection
of Co. G. I. N. G. tonight at the armory.
Major Helm has been detailed to make
an official inspection of the national
guard in Idaho.
A report from Ahsahka states that
James A. Mclean had narrow escape
from drowning Wednesday at the mouth
of north fork. While ia stening a swing
boom he was thrown violently into the
swift running current and escaped only
| with difficulty nearly exhausted.
| The marriage of William R. Benton Of
Lewiston and Miss Ella Walby of Port.
land occurred in Portland April 26. Mr..
and Mrs. Benton arrived In the city
Wednesday and will make this their
home. MIR. Benton is engaged in cruis-
ing and locating timber on the North
fork of Clearwater.
Quarterly statements of the three ma
tional banks of Lewiston show an in.
crease in the gross amount deposited
over the previous quarter of more than
5000 The resources of the three
banks aggregate 1886, 776.92, of which
| $334,333 81 are cash items. The total
amount of deposits is 81 ,228,eIo.2o
William Molke died at ST. Joseph S
hospital in this city Wednesday, and was
buried yesterday morning from the hos
time resident of the Genesee country
and came from that section to the hospital
few weeks ago. Relatives from Genesee
were present to attend the funeral.
| James Aspoas arrived Tuesday from
West Superior, Wisconsin, and will be
assistant cashier in the Idaho National
bank in the place of l.. L Dibble, who
is now cashier OF the First National bank
of Charleston. just opened for business
Mr. Aspoas is brother in law of William
Deary of the Northland Pine company.
Engineers Briggs and Maxon have gone
to Summit to make resurvey of the
route of the Summit tramway company.
The original survey was from Summit to
Agatha but since the purchase of the
Lenore tranlway. Lenore instead of
Agatha. will be the railroad terminus.
This is the final survey and the company
will soon be ready for active work on the
construction.
The old engine at the Rimrock mills
was loaded Saturday and shipped to Gull
desac where it be used in furnishing the
motive power for new mill at that place.
The O. casion of the starting of the new
mill was to have taken the form of a
public celebration this week. 1t was
planned to have program of speeches