Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-02-16
HERE IN LEWISTON

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Nicely furnished room. 222 Main st
See Henker, the eye specialist, for
properly fitted glasses.
Housekeeping rooms to rent, see
Main street. References exchanged.
Inventions perfected and patents Sc
cured. I. ]. Merrill, room 81, Adams
block
The large rock crusher recently pur-
chased from the Austin Western COM
pany at Chicago by the city has ar
rived and is being unloaded today at
the Northern Pacific yards.
The stage of water permitting, the
steamer Lewiston will go to Asotin.
Waha and Couse Creek for shipment
of grain. The steamer Spokane will
make the trip Saturday under the
same conditions.
Clarence Robnett received word to-
day that his father was in a critical
condition at his home in Portland. He
will leave on tomorrow's steamer for
the bedside of his father.
Capt. L. D. Schattner, deputy United
States marshal returned yesterday
from the Elk district where he served
papers on parties who were occupying
timber on the government reserve.
China New Years is on in full blast
now and in the Chinese quarter festiv-
tiles are in progress. Firecrackers are
in evidence and early in the morning
can be heard the demonstrations evil
denced by the little crackers.
Pat Joy. the popular cashier in the
Northern Pacific depot who has been
confined to his home with a broken
limb was taken to the Northern Pacific
hospital at Missoula where he will re-
ceive treatment until his recovery.
Mr.. ]. D. Galloway of Oakesdale,
WASH purchased from Potvin & Howe,
one lot in the Thompson addition. Con-
sideration. 5000. Mr.. Galloway will
erect residence on his property and
will soon move to this city to reside
Mr.. Felix Warren, the veteran stage
man, is in the city from his home at
Meadows. Mr.. Warren states that the
snow at the time he left home was
three and one-half feet deep and is of
the opinion that it showed foot there
last night.
The two basket ball teams of the
Lewiston High school composed of the
boys and the girls teams will meet
the Colfax High school teams at that
place next Friday. The boys team
will stop at Pullman Saturay and play
a game with w. A. c. team.
F. G. Helmkamp, T. S. Helmkamp
and j. c. Knolte of Delphos, Ohio, who
have been in this section of the country
looking over the farm lands left this
for their homes. They are
favorably impressed with Lewiston and
and expect to return here in
the near future.
MT. -. A ftOSS, deputy organizer OI
the Eagles for the states of Washing
ton and Idaho, who has been in the
city several days for the purpose of
an Aerie in this city is
with much success. Mr.. Ross
has secured about forty signers thus
far for the charter and expects to have
a hundred signers before closing the
list.
Do not miss the opportunity of wit
Messing Miss Gallatin produce Ibsen's
Ghosts at the opera
house tonight. Mr.. A. s. Stacy, mana
ger of the Mercantile company. this
received telephone message
from Mr.. Burt of the Centennial Mill
at Spokane ito be sure and
witness the play Ghosts" to be played
by Miss Gallatin here tonight. as it
was a fine play and well acted by the
This recommendation COM
ing from Spokane is evidence that the
production is worthy of the patronage
by the people of this city. The opera
house management are to be congratu-
lated for their efforts in securing such
an attraction as is produced by Miss
Gallatin.