Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-01
HERE N LEWISTON

5000 . . . .
DR.. W. r. 0albraith, dentist, Adams
block. Phone s0s.
Miss Edith Olney is having q hand
some new residence erected in the
Thompson addition.
II you love your wife get her the Co.
colalla ice ana she will love you. Lew
iston Fuel 4 Ice Co. Phone 1861.
Rooms for Rent--will rent two, good
rooms furnished to desirable parties.
Call up phone 2445 or $50, Sixth
avenue.
The Clearwater train arrived in the
city this morning at $3.50 having made
the through trip from Sites today. The
track at the points where the washouts
occurred has been placed in shape 30
that transferring will be unnecessary.
1t has been four days since the wash
out and In that time the railroad COM
pany have had large force Of men at
work repairing tthe roadbed.
J. w. 0reb. stenographer. 81 Thies-
sen building. Phone 37l3. .
Mr.. w. c. Brooks and family have
returned from an outing to Long Beach
Wash. Mr.. Brooks stated they had q
most pleasant visit and enjoyed the
outing immensely. He reports that the
resort is one of the most popular on
the beach and that many people from
Oregon, Washington and Idaho were
Ia se NJ
desk at the ofhces of the German Trust
Co., delving into the mass of accumu-
lated correspondence that has arived
during his absence.
For wood in car lots call up Lewis
ton Fuel & Ice Co. Phone 1851.
The county commissioners yesterday
appointed Edison Briggs, w. c.. Short
and r. L. Spiker as viewers Of the
Thomas Lindsay road that runs across
the southern portion of his place. In
order to have the northern road opened
to traffic the southern road must be
abandoned and the viewers were APP
pointed to determine the advisability Of
abandoning the old road.
At the recent meeting of the city
council the matter Of securing chem
ical engine for the city fire department.
was discussed at length. 1t is admitted
that such an adjunct to the department
would be of immense benefit. 1t was
the opinion that one should be pur-
| chased as soon as the city was finan-
cially able to do SO. With that end in
view sufficient sum was named to be
added to the next tax levy assuring the
fact that within the year Lewiston will
be the possessof of substantial!
| chemical engine.
The preliminary examination OF
Richard Conwell of Kippen who is
charged with introducing liquor on the
reservation was held before U. 8. Com
missioner O'Neill this afternoon. He
was held to the United States court
under bonds. John Green represented
Conwell at the hearing. 1t is stated
that Conwell would have complaint
issued against Patterson on a similar
charge. Patterson was one Of the wit.
nesses against him. The preliminary
against P. Costello on a similar charge
will probably be heard before Commits
sioner O'Neill tomorrow.
The many friends Of Frank p. Han.
naford will regret to learn Of his death
in the hospital at Spokane yesterday
Mr.. HannafOrd has been engaged al
! superintendent of construction o.
bridge work near Hope for the North.
ern Pacific and was recently taken L
the Spokane hospital suffering with
pleurisy. He never rallied and his UNI
timely end Is source Of regret to al
those who knew him. He was a broth
err of J. NJ. Hannaford, vice preeiden,
Of the Northern Pacific. He was vel
known in this city having resided herr
here several years. 1t il understood
that the remains will be shipped to tn
home of his mother at ST. Paul for in
terment.