Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1903-10-29
HERE IN LEWISTON

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DR.. w. F. Galbraith dentist, Adams
block. Phone 600.
Geo. W. Gilmore of Lenore made
final proof on his homestead this morn
ing.
Mrs. E. c. Steele arrived this after
noon from Moscow and will be the
guest of Mrs. R. Grostein.
Thompson G. McGilvery are making
fine showing of Navajo blankets and
rugs in their show windows this week
Judge Ailshie went to Grangeville
this Afternoon to look after his family
who were left homeless by fire last
night. He will return tomorrow morn
ing.
The Quaker nursery is making a
large fall delivery of trees in the vi
cinity of Lewiston. Two teams en-
gagged in the work of making the dis
tribution.
Don't fail to see the glove contest
tonight at the opera house after the
show, between Jack Overdorf of Phila-
delphia and Jimmie Lavigne of Sagi
nav, Mich.
John B. Gemmill of Avon has filed an
application for patent on the Sham
- rock and the Shilo The ore is said
to be the highest grade yet found in
Latah county.
Six white men and two Indians We're
arraigned in Judge Coburn's court this
morning on the charge of drunken and
disorderly conduct. The charges were
preferred by City Marshal Masters.
The public was treated to free side
show yesterday afternoon on Main
street. Two fakirs engaged in land
quarrel over the question Il am the
biggest CRATER" Each took the mega
tive.
The Judge fined each of them $3.50.
Three paid their fines and the others
were committed to the city jail One
man was arraigned for using profane
language on the streets and fined $40
which he paid.
Frank Roberts left this afternoon for
Grangeville where he will prepare to
make the typographical survey between
Grangeville and Lewiston. His party
will start early next week from
Grangeville and work this way.
Judge E. c. Steele is hourly exepct-
ing telegram from his relatives in the
east stating that his father s. A. Steele
of Pomona Indiana, is dead. His father
has been paralyzed and he lies dying
at the old homestead.
Mr.. Frank Roberts has been engaged
by Walter Harvey Hill as topographer
in the surveys to be made on the pro-
posed Lewiston Grangeville Electric
lines Mr. Hill is making reconnais-
.sance at the present time with small
party.
Mrs. Wilcox. owner of one of the
transient shooting galleries on the
street was arrested this morning anc
arraigned before Justice Coburn at
o'clock charged with using obscene
language on the street. The woman
plead not guilty and was placed under
$40 cash bond to appear in court this
evening at I o'clock.
When the sad news arrives the judge
will close court and go east to attend
the funeral Judge Steele went east
this summer during his vacation to at
tend his parents golden wedding, Au-
gust 25 but the celebration was post
poned on account of the feeble condi-
iton of the father. The old gentleman
was 70 years old in March.
The supreme court heard the argu-
ments in the case of Crotchers VS. the
Empire Milling company this morning
This is a case appealed from Kootena
county. This afternoon was devoted tt
the hearing of motions.
The Summit tramway is ready fol
the buckets. All of the. YIELDS in the
wire have been made and the cables
hung on the uplleys attached to the
towers. From three to four hundred
loads of grain are arriving at Summit
every day.