Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-09-17

Main street one OF the finest cOllec-
tons OF panoramic views ever placed
on exhibition in this city. The differ
ent views are photographs Of different
sections of the country are handsome
illustrations of the Photographic art
Do not overlook the benefit for the
Carnegie library at the Temple theater,
Monday night. which will be under the
auspices Of the Tsceminicum club. Kate
Hogan will be the leading attraction.
Miss Hicks will render vocal selections.
Tickets are on sale at the box office of
the Temple theater. Prices 35c, soc and
75c.
]. II. Long was held up and robbed
by two masked men late last night on
East Main street as he was on his way
home. The robbers secured $44 in
money and left their victim disappear
ing in the darkness. The matter was
at once reported to the police who are
now working on the case.
Yesterday f. O'Neill. United States
commissioner. received the endorse
ment of the republican organization of
this county for the appointment by the
president for assistant United States
district attorney for Northern Idaho.
The endorsement was signed by all the
party candidates in the county as we'll
as all the members Of the central COM
mittee that were in the city yesterday.
1t is very probable that the president
will act on the strong endorsement for
Mr.. O'Neill and give him the appoint
ment. G. G. Pickett of Latah county is
the only other candidate for the posi-
ton and he has the endorsement Of his
county.
The Pring Candy company is now
making arrangements for its fall
wholesale trade and has reopened its
factory with a force OF employees. Mr..
Pring states that the cool weather now
coming on is generally the signal for
the opening UP Of candy factories. He
states that during the hot summer
months it is practically impossible to
carry on successfully a candy factory.
The firm will now begin making line
OF high grade goods for the trade and
the indications are promising for
good trade this fall and winter. Miss
Mebel Bolton has accepted position
in the retail department of the Pring
company as saleslady.
The sheriff last night served man.
damus proceedings on the city officials
at the instance of the attorneys of ]. A.
Mclean and wife demanding that a
sufficient levy be made by the council
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over $4,000 which were issued on the
| judgment rendered by the district court
| two years ago against the city in favor
! Of ]. A. Mclean and wife. 1t is UNDER
stood that the city has accepted serv-
ice but will make application to the
district court now in session In Idaho
county asking that the city be allowed
| to make pro rata levy covering four
years. l. N. Smith has been employed
by the city to assist the city attorney,
Cox, in defending any action arising
from this proceeding.
Just arrived at Annas Poysers the
daintiest creations in Paris hats.
The side walls of the new building
being erected for The Fair store are
nearly completed and the building is
being pushed to completion as rapidly
as possible so that the firm may remove
to that building within the next month.
/ Finest line Of fall millinery in the
northwest at Annas Poysers
l.. F. Gerish of Coldfoot, Alaska is in
the city visiting his old friend Mr.. w.
C. Brooks. Mr.. Gerrish is following the
mining business in that section and has
valuable property in that district. He
has been in that locality for eight years
and has only been out once. Coldfoot
is one hundred miles north of the Arc
tic Circle and Mr.. Gerrish reports that
the weather there is slightly cool. He
is now enroute to visit friends in the
east but expects to return to Alaska
; again.