Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-08-24
HERE IN LEWISTON

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DR.. w. F. Galbraith. dentist, Adams
block. Phone sos.
]. w. Greb. stenographer. p rhies-
sen building. Phone 2713. -
For wood In car lots call up Lewis
ton Fuel & Ice Co. Phone 1861.
c. Weisgerber has decided to add a
fourth story to his new brick block
which is now under construction at the
corner of Main and Fifth streets.
Waptsd-A man and wife to be, re-
spectively, panitor and cook in the
dormitories OF the Lewiston Normal
school for the coming year. Apply
g. H. BLACK, President
There is a meeting of the directors of
the Lewiston Navigation company this
afternoon for the purpose of consider
ing the advisability of leasing the
steamer Mountain Gem" to the o. r.
& n. company
Lewiston Business College
Opens October third. Day and even.
ing in Shorthand, Bookkeeping, Type
writing and all business branehss.
Write for information. Address, Lew
iston Business College, Lewiston, Idaho.
The contest case OF Gordon vs.
Vaughn was concluded this morning in
the local land office. The contest case
Of Chas. A. Clifford VS.. A. w. Gordon
was commenced and concluded this
afternoon in the land Office. The case
involves 100 acres In the Pierce country
and the contestant alleges non-cultiva-
ton and non-residence.
| This afternoon as the Clearwater
train was about to pull out Conductor
Smith elected from the train man
who was in an intoxicated condition
and was acting in boisterous manner.
This procedure is thoroughly in line
with the rules Of the company not to
permit persons Intoxicated to ride on
trains especially when they are dis
turbing the peace and Conductor
Smith is to be congratulated for his
courage in enforcing the rules.
The death of Owen Mclaughlin oc-
cured yesterday at the home of his
daughter Mrs. Frank Cole. The death
is attributed to heart failure. Mr.
Mclaughlin and Mrs. Mclaughlin had
only arrived here from Blue Earth
Mimi, last Friday and had intended
to reside here permanently. He was
ninety years of age. The remains We
removed to the Vassar undertaking
parlor and prepared for burial. Ths
funeral will probably be held tomor.
row after relatives have been heard
from.
Henry Fair. of the firm of Fair &
Thompson, is busily engaged in de
veloping and making photogra PHI
which he took while on his trip to tn
: Buffalo Hump country and other min
ing districts. He has already made
> number of handsome views of tn
Jumbo" mine in the Hump which ar
now on exhibition at the mineral bur
eau. Mr. Fair expects to develop abou
two hundred views which he mad
while on the trip. book of thes
views will be made and placed on ex
hibition at the mining bureau an
another book will be made for tn
Jumbo" mining company.
The Lewiston Trading company ha
changed hands. Thos. McGrane and
Delsol of this city have purchased tn
business from A. D. Gritman, the man
ager, and they have already assume
control. The purchase price has nd
been made public but Mr.. Gritman re
tires from the business for the purpos
Of devoting himself to his mining In
terests in the Occur d'Alenes. Messr
McGrane and Delsol are well known
this community as conservative bus
ness men and will undoubtedly me'
with a much deserved patronage. NJ
Geo. w. Morrison has been retained {
head salesman for the firm which wi
be known as McGrane, Delsol & Co.
Judge c.. NJ. Stearns of Nezperce w;
in the city this morning and filed a cal
with the clerk of the district court IL
title of which is John German VS.: &c
Emigh. The case is one of proceeding
to dissolve a co-partnership betwet
the plaintiff and the defendant with {
Injunction against the defendant n
to dispose Of any of the partnersh
property until the matter has be-
heard in the courts. The property Il
volved is sawmill business which
being operated near Orofino. The Il
junction was issued by Judge Morgs
of the first district owing to the al
sence Of Judge Steele who Is now
~ Hot Lakes, Ore. Judge Stearns Is a
| torney for. the plaintiff.