Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-06-28
HERE IN LEWISTON

ssee 5000 . - .
To the City Council
Tell us not in mournful numbers
We can flnd the house we want
For the way that they are numbered
We have tried and really cawn't.
Try Brownelrs Candy Kitchen for
chocolate nut bar.
E. D. Potvin reports the sale of q,
blocks Of residence property in the
Blanchard Heights addition to Colorado
parties. The consideration is $1,000.
House keeping rooms for rent, see
Main. Reference exchanged. tt
The local land office force was es-
pecially busy today. many persons
coming in to make final proof on home
steads. The following final proofs were
made today on homesteads located in
the Craig mountain section: Margaret
Pritchard. Earl Prefer, ]. T. vosbureh,
F. A. Farnum. J. w. A. Miller. G. c.
Mcdowell, c. E. Chapman and T. NJ.
Rice.
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block Phone 800.
Evangelist J. p. Gender from Los
Angeles and Singing Evangelist w. p.
Sisson will hold services at the Chris
tan church tomorrow evening at 8
o'clock. The evening will be a pleas
ant and instructive one and all are
cordially invited to come.
Are you going to the minstrel show?
II so. have your face massaged and hair
dressed. Room Is Theissen block.
c. A. Hastings, Of Lewiston. was
visitor in Wallace this week, says the
Wallace Press. Mr.. Hastings is a can
didate for state treasurer subject to
decision Of the republican state con-
vention. He has for many years been
prominent in the city affairs Of Lew
iston and was for several terms treas
urer Of Nee Perez county. He is maxi
ing an active canvass Of the northern
counties. Thus far no other candidate
from Northern Idaho has been men,
| toned for the position. Mr.. Hastings
states that IL elected state treasurer
he will take his salry, and that only,
from the state; that he will take moth
ing Of the earnings Of state money!
custom which It is said has been fol-
lowed for many years past and which
1t is supposed has made the ONCE inn
mensely profitable.
Does your head itch? IL SO, YOUR
! scalp is diseased. Have 1t examined
free. Room IS Theissen block
The boiler for the steamer Mountain
Gem is expected in the city from Port
land some time tonight over the North
ern Pacific. A number Of supplies for
the new steamer arrived in the city last
evening and the cargo is being dis
charged at the docks this afternoon
Work on the new steamer will progress
rapidly now. ssis-.s. si ~
Foreman Hugh Morrison and gang OF
linemen left this morning for Spokane
after completing the work Of installing
the telegraphic circuit between Lewis
ton and Spokane for the new telegraph
service soon to be inaugurated by the
Pacific States Telephone 4 Telegraph
company. All the connections have
been made here andt he wires con-
nected in the local Office Of the tele-
phone company and the service will be
opened to the public as soon as the
operator arrives here from the east
which will be very shortly.
| Have you a sweet tooth? Try
Brownelrs Boston creams.
The Carnegie Library commission
composed of Mayor Kress and Council
men Scully and Colby and Mesdames
Leeper and Shaff met this afternoon a,
the library building and formally &C.
cepted the building from the contract.
ors Frazier & Booth.
Major, Frank Fem, forest reserve su.
perintendent for Idaho and Montana
who is in the city visiting his family
states that he will leave the city on the
5th of July for Montana tot AXE w
his work for another six months alb.