Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-14


Seventh avenue.
tt r. D. CALVERT, Instructor.
owing to the many requests received
at the Teller office that the opportunity
to guess when the watch will STOP be
extended. The date of winding the
watch has been postponed to Saturday
morning at o'clock. October 30. This
will give all fair visitors an opportun-
ity of securing a guess. See the big
nd in another column.
Wanted-Work for man and a
fourhorse team. Apply at Teller Office
309-1w
There will be regular meeting Of
the lodge of Elks at the Modern Wood
man hall in the Adams block tomorrow
night. Following the business meeting
I special memorial services will be held
| in honor of the late grand exalted
ruler, Bro. Detweiler. A good attend
ance is desired by order Of G. W. en-
pie. exalted ruler.
Chief Masters is determined to rid
the city of hard characters during the
fair week and began this morning to
clean them up. Seven arrests were
before Justice Coburn this evening for
| hearing.
! REDUCED MONTHLY RATES
for table board at the Raymond house.
Service guaranteed to be better than
ever. Sunday dinner for families q
speciality. c. w. sURDlck, Prop.
r. w. Pickering and Mrs. Pickering
! and L. w. Pickering and Mrs. Picker
ing were arrivals in the city last even
ing from Grant City, Mo-. and will re-
side here permanently. They are now
moving in to a residence in the east
ern end Of the city. Both gentlemen
were formerly engaged in the grocery
business in Grant City but have not
determined what line they will persue
in this city as yet.
]. w. Greb, stenographer, 81 Thies-
sen building. Phone 27l3.
Water Superintendent w. A. Smith
today had a force of men putting fire
plugs at the corner of Miller and Idaho
street and at the corner of B and Third
streets. These two plugs will give am
pie fire protection to the districts to
be served and eliminate the risk that
has been apparent in the past in those
sections. Mr.. Smith states that he
intends placing new plugs at every
e point where it appears necessary.
Found-Lady's pocket book contain
? ing money. Same was found several
0 days ago on Main street. Owner can
E secure Same by proving property. Call
at The Teller.
4 DR.. j. M. WOODBURY. left this morn
: ing for Boise to confer with the dem
ocratic state committee and at their
= solicitation will stump the state in the
. interests of the party. DR.. WOODBURY.
is well knowp in he southern end OF
the state and is thoroughly familiar
: with the Mormon question and will de-
. vote his time to discussing this issue.
d Lewiston Business College
Opens October third. Day and evening
!, in Shorthand. Bookkeeping, Typewrit-
:, ing and all business branches. Write
for information. Address, lewiston
:. Business College. Lewiston. Idaho.
: Mr. Isaac Olson Of San Francisco
e representing eastern manufacturers
II will be at our store today showing
complete 1905 lines of carpets, rugs
g portiers. lace curtains etc. We exten<
you an invitation to call and inspec
his goods. Mr.. Olson will be pleased
to show you the lines. You will bt
/ int 70 foH IN
= McGilvery & Thompson.
= Go to Brownelrs Candy Kitchen and
try one of those famous oyster cock
:. tails.
Through the generosity of Mr.. E.
Arnold the Local band Organization
!" were given the use of large ten
which has been raised on the vacan
: lot at the corner of D and Fourtl
streets and the dancing pavilion nov
q at Schleicher park will be brought t,
+ that place and put in shape for the fai
week. The organization intended erect
a ing its pavilion at the corner of D ant
N First street but have changed the plan
t. and will give dances each night dur
ing the fair at the place mentioned.
. Do you read The Teller? Most every
one does Its the only live daily pub
lished in North Idaho. Try It montl
and at the same time make q guess a
l to when the handsome chatelain
watch will stop. See the big ad in an
other column for particulars.
I Lincoln J. Carriers great sensations
scenic melodrama 1.-THE. Heart OF Chi
cago" win hold the boards at the Tenn
pie theater on Monday night, Octobe
II. The play il an excellent one and
filled with thrilling climaxes fror
start to finish. In It Ii shown what
vast amount of crime 10 committed 1
the very heart OF the large cities b