Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-19
My reputation
G e SFEOIALlS i
at Hemes' Tewelry Store

will move his stock of goods in there
in few days.
List your mining prospects and prop
critics with L ]. Merrill room 81. Adams
block.
II you have rheumatism and want
to be cured call on DR.. Mcclure, the
osteopath. Room "a, Adams block.
The county commissioners have
awarded to c. T. Stranahan the con-
tract for the taking care of the county
poor.
LOST-Will the person finding over
coat with letter addressed to w. B.
Coffey, return the same to Grand hotel
Reward. Is
| A. B. Hazeltine road overseer of the
Winchester district Is in the city ad-
justing his accounts with the commits
sioners.
Max Rovney of Tekoa has purchased
an interest in the Lewiston Steam
Laundry and will make his permanent
home here.
Mallory & Lydon have added another
lot to their line of vehicles and are
prepared to answer all calls promptly
night or day. Telephone, III corner
c and Fourth streets. 81
In the preliminary examination OF
Eli Hickman who is charged with
stealing cattle from Joseph Ziver OF
Spalding, Justice McConkey took the
csc under advisement.
F. P. Hannaford, in charge of North
ern Pacific material at the Hope cutoff
is in the city. He is brother of Vice
President Jules Hannaford Of that road
Spokesman Review.
County Treasurer c. A. Hastings to.
day RENTED to the state treasurer a
Boise $3,S533S being the states share
of the taxes collected in this county
for the month of December.
When Your watch needs repairing
send 1t to Geo. Fl. Lake. who will d.
Il properly and at prices AS low ae ron
sistent with fret class work Maj or
ders will receive prompt attention.
The Lewiston Gold Mining compan,
have let a contract to c. w. Potts o
Charleston to drive a tunnel on thei
mining property which is located on tn
upper Snake river.
The contract for the burial of tn
county poor was awarded yesterday b.
the county commissioners to the Lew
iston Furniture & Undertaking com
pany.
man in loye-that's his business
A woman in love-that's her business
When both are in love that's their bus
mess. When they wHnt p wedding rim
that's Hames' business. 255 Mai
street.
Captain Harry c. Baughman left thi
morning for Portland, where he will in
spect the work of the hull being but
for the new steamer Mountain Gen
l Captain Baughman states that he eX
poets to have the material which is be
ing prepared in Portland in Lewisto
| within the next two weeks.
The newest and latest song. idaho!
Have You the famous song idaho
| Don't forget to buy song Idaho
dedicated to the state of Idaho.
To 121 First street for those wishin
copy of the famous song. Idaho"
1t is reported in the city today thu
Mr.. Johnnie Roos, who left for Spt
kane this morning, will not retur
alone to the city but will be accom-
I panied by his wife to be. Inquiry
his parents today developed that the
were not aware of his intentions, bV
intimated that such a thing was POI
sible. It is stated that Johnnie had m
the courage to pop the question" b.
fore but that the glad leap year prt
duced the desired effect. The name
the lucky young mans lady is n
| known at this time.
Mr.. c. H. Lingenfelter received Vol
| today notifying him of the death
Mr. A. P. Kelso at Grant City, M
Mr.. Kelso was bright yourg lawy
| and was until recently located in Oh
Ian. Wash. About six weeks ago N
Kelso and Mrs. Kelso visited with Il
family Of Mr.. Lingenfelter in this CT
and Mr.. Kelso was so we'll taken wi
| Lewiston that he returned to Chel'
and had his effects shipped to Levi
ton with the intention of practicing
this city. He took sick at Spoka
being taken down with typhoid few
He visited his parents at Grant CT
later and 1t is presumed that he had
relapse which caused his death. T