Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-20
HERE IN LEWISTON

'~sse Nv -
1900 - . . . . .
Finest line Of fall millinery in the
northwest at Annas Poysers.
Children's dancing class every Sat-
urday afternoon at Normal Hill hall.
Seventh avenue.
tt r. D. CALVERT, Instructor.
Just arrived at Annas Poysers the
daintiest creations in Paris hats.
The regular meeting of the guild of
the Episcopal church will be held
Wednesday at 3 p. M, in the guild
room.
The Montpelier Examiner, formerly
a democratic paper. published at Mont
pelier. Bear Lake county, has been sold
to company. c. E. Wright is man.
ager and Jesse R. S. Bulge. editor.
J. w. Greb stenographer. p Thies-
sen building. Phone 2713
Miss Margaret Slattery. one of the
city teachers, is very i'll in the Sacred
Heart hospital, having undergone one
operation and may have to undergo
another, says the Spokesman Review
Mrs. H. w. Dunton will confer with
, the ladies of this city at the city hall
tonight at o'clock for the purpose of
| recognizing the Women's Republican
club in this city. She comes here with
| the recommendations of the republican
state central committee.
DIR. W. F. Galbraith, dentist, Adams
block Phone 906.
west of the Willows was this morning
burned to the ground with loss of all
the contents. The members of the
| family were not at home at the time
and the fire was first seen by neigh
bors passing by. 1t was then too late
to save any part of the furnishings
AThe residence of Mr.. Finnell is a new
Zone built only a year ago. The total
loss will probably be about $4,000.
The Peck Press which suspended
publication for short time has beer
revived by it's old management and
lToIil HOW oH VIII pe puDllSieu Neehiy
without interruption. The Press is one
of the newsiest weeklys published ir
the county and deserves the patronage
of it's community and should receive
that patronage to the fullest extern
owing to the Importance of the paper
to the interests of the sectios in which
it circulates.
Rooms for light housekeeping. 59s
Main street.
!, Mr.. D. o. Campbell of Arlington. Ore
is in the city and has opened the Lew
. iston Steam Cleaning and Dye works a
115 Second street. Mr.. Campbell ha
had considerable experience in this lin
of work and states that he is prepares
. to do all kinds of cleaning and dying
He has placed a delivery wagon in tn
field and will be pleased to call for an
deliver all orders. His work is not con
thing, both mems and women's veal
Miss Kate Hogan who appeared a
the Temple theater last night and de
. lighted a good sized audience with he
wonderful powers of elocution. afte
playing a few engagements, will leav
for the east and will open the seaso
with her own company at Boston play
ing for twentyfour weeks at prom
inent playhouse in big cities. She wi
go to London early in May where sh
: will appear for a four weeks engage
ment and before sailing for Americ
will appear at other foreign cities.
i Try Brownell's nugeats at the cand
\ kitchen.
meeting of the physicians of tt
city was held at the Office of Dr. Hink
last night mad was largely attende
+ The meeting was for the purpose OF
+ ranging for the coming meeting of II
/ Idaho State Medical society which col
a venes in this city October 6. A con
mittee composed of DR.. Hinkly and L
u Hurlbut will have charge of the pr
IS liminary arrangements for the holdil
r of the meeting and the reception of t
visitors.
y Frazier & Booth have received co
tract from Arthur f. Clarke, of t
First National bank. for the constru
- ton of a handsome residence on t
. Vollmer tract on Normal Hill. T
work of excavating the ground at Thi
avenue and Prospect boulevard "
begun by the contractors today.