Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-01-23

Ill IJUO Will TIE ehCcpIlOIl VI lIle lON-
ering the grade of common cattle and
the changing of the grade of common
horses.
inventions perfected and patents Sc
block.
The county commissioners yesterday
completed the work of the January
term and adjourned
The regular meeting of the Tscem-
inicum club was held this afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Curtis Thatcher on
Normal Hill.
Mrs. Ben. Zurnstein of Charleston
passed away last evening at $50 at the
family residence. Funeral arrange
ments will be announced this evening.
When your watch. needs repairing
send it to Geo. H. Lake, who will do
it properly and at prices as low as con-
sistent with first class work. Mail Or
ders will receive prompt attention.
The steamer Lewiston loaded 1900
sacks of barley at Asotin yesterday for
shipment to Albina from the Vollmer-
Clearwater company. The steamer
Spokane left this morning for Asotn
to load on 900 sacks of barley for the
same firm.
Mr.. A. Branstetter one of the work.
men employed i'm the excavation work
for the Pointing building on Fifth
street. dislocated the left arm at the
elbow. The arm was set by DR.. Roe
and the patient is reported as being
much improved this afternoon.
Burglars entered the residence of o.
P. Pring on Normal Hill night before
last and appropriated a leg of mutton
which was lying peacefully on the
kitchen table. Nothing else was dis
turbed and Mr.. Pring is at a loss to
know who the miscreants are that stole
the leg.
Captain Harry Baughman returned
today from a trip from Portland and
Seattle where he has been inspecting
the machinery and lumber for the new
steamer Mountain Gem. Mr.. Baugh-
man reports that everything is entirely
, satisfactory and that the material for
the new boat is being fast worked up
for shipment to Lewiston.
Have you a cold, any aches or pains,
not feeling like work-make a visit to
the "Hygenic Treatment Rooms" par
take of an electric light or Turkish
bath, salt glow or a scientific massage
: and you will go away we'll and happy.
Try one and tell your friends. Prof.
N. A. Nisbeth, Swedish massage spe-
cialist. Dill and Eichenberger block.
Judge Septimus J. Hanna of Boston,
the noted Christian Scientist leader,
=, lectured at the court house last night
to a good audience. Judge Hanna's re-
marks were instructive and of much
interest and the opinion was expressed
| that it was the best lecture of the kind
! ever heard in the city of Lewiston
Judge Hanna will lecture at the audi
forum in Spokane tonight
In another column will be seen our
| announcement of a new departure OF
The Teller in 1.-THE Peoples Forum
under which head we will conduct 2
L department each Eooil1I ItiS' N'litiipN
lions are solicited from the public or
any and all subjects. Under this head
will also be printed various papers
and addresses from various vlubs OF
this city. Contributions to this column
should be addressed to The Editor OF
"The Forum"
A contest was filed yesterday by
Thomas f. Edwards against a desert
entry on unsurveyed ground on the
Salmon river. The entry was made by
IL. G. Vaughn and the contestant al
leges that the land will produce native
grasses and agricultural crops without
irrigation, in sufficient quantity to
make it profitable. The land involved
comprises n tract of 100 acres which is
considered one of the best places on the
Salmon river. The date of hearing is
set for March IA. Attorney d. Need
ham represents the contestant in the
case.
Il Mr. J. Howard Howe, of the firm OF
| Potvin & Howe, has sold to NJ. w
l. O'Bryan. engineer in the employ OF
| the O. R. & n. company steamers, his
| residence property at the corner OF
| Sixth street. The property consists o.
| six-room house and barn. 1t is
we'll improved with fruit and shade
trees. The consideration was $4,000
Mr.. Howe will remove to his dairy farm
east of the city and will personally con
duct his milk business. He will still
retain his office and interest in th'
firm of Potvin & Howe. Mr. Howe
states that he moves to the east enc
settlement to be ahead of the rush tina
is expected to that quarter.
The freight department of the o. r
& n. company have issued bulletin
number one, containing the report o
Mr. r. C. Judson, industrial agent o
the company, giving his experiment
and observations with grass and al