Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-20
CHARLESTON PUBLIC SCHOOLS
AT THE INTERSTATE FAIR
Long Lines of Future Citizens Marching Under
Banners Invade the Grounds.-Many
Local Items of Interest

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streets Monday evening. some one
made away with the animals and rig
He offers reward for their return.
b. Nj. Schick. who has just disposed
of the Palouse City Republic" was
| looking up friends in Charleston and
| taking in the fair. this week
Judge NJ. NJ. Goldman. one of Day-
candidate for the office of district judge
for the counties OF Asotin. Columbia
and Garfield has been mingling with
Charleston voters this week. and also
taking in the fair
Word comes that A w. Haworth,
brotherinlaw of S. G. Hays has dis
posed of his ranch. near Mohler, Idaho,
and that he will now locate somewhere
near Charleston.
Ralph w. Leech has been rendering
valuable service on the special police
force. at the fair grounds, this week.
Jas. Mcbride is a special on the day
police force, here in Charleston, during
the fair.
A. Paulson, an expert sign painter
and decorator, from Minneapolis, MINI.
is building a shop on north Fourth
street.
Miss Alma Naber. who has been the
guest of Mrs. Peter Heinrich, for the
past three months, will leave, Monday,
for her home at Alameda, CAL
Mrs. Laura Behling is down from
Garfield, Idaho. visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson are here
from Peola. enjoying the fair week.
Mrs. o. B. Garfield. of Garfield,
Idaho, is the guest OF Mrs. Frank Nor
rison, during the fair week.
Yesterday a ten-pound, bouncing boy
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w.
Blacker Of Poplar street This must
account for the high steps which
Papa" Blacker is taking around
town, these days.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Van Wrinkle, form
erly Of this city, but now Of Sunnyside,
Wash. are visiting their daughters,
Mrs. ]. F. Halligus, Mrs. D. E. Booker
and Mrs. c. A. Burror. 'They are ac-
cOmpanied by their children. Mr.. and
Mrs. Van Wrinkle were among the early
settlers of this section and they are
very greatly surprised to see what
rapid development there has been here
abouts.
Miss Beulah De Vault, who has just
arrived from Bloomfield, Ia, is now
engaged as trimmer in the Wonder
millinery store.
]. A. Brockway. a WELL to do citizen
Of Chicago. ILL.,, is here, looking up a
good fruit orchard.
The registration books are closed fol-
| the approaching general election and
| the showing is quite fiattering. In 1905
there were but ninety-seven voters reg.
istered. whereas this year the number
reaches 213 This is only for Charleston
precinct and 1t is certain that Vine
land precinct has made fully as great
an increase. but, owing to the fact that
the latter is outside the incorporation
and registration books are not neces-
sary. This increase In registration
shows how rapidly the locality is set.
Ting up and it will compare very fav-
orably with any other locality in this
or any other state
Mrs. w. H. Stewart is entertaining
Mrs. Eugene Sage. of Wallace, Idaho
who is here to see the big fair.
Alexander Mcdonald is back from a
trip to South Dakota. where he went to
look after the harvesting of big grain
crop on his farm there.
c. L. Roadruck, who was formerly on
the real estate business here, but who
is now booming the new irrigated town
of Irrigon, Oregon, has Joined his fam
| lily and Mrs. Anna Williams were
among the many from the county seal
who took in the big fair, yesterday.
Ed. Malone. substantial Pomeroy
citizen has just purchased lot in NC.
Carrolrs addition. upon which he will
proceed to at once build neat cottage