Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-10-19
BUSY, BUSTLINC CHARLESTON
IS ALIVE WITH NEWS.
Strong Movement in Real Estate...Old Citizens
Return to Make New Investments.
Personals and Other Notes

erous railroad wrecks she is loathe to-
start this way.
Ed. Malone is in town, from Dead
man. Wash. endeavoring to discover a
vacant house into whichehe can move,
his family.
V. B. Mcdowell republican nominee
for the Office of auditor, In Whitrnan.
county, is taking in the fair and meet
, ing old friends. sk
| o. D. CARPENTER has gone to KEN
drick. where he has some contracts in.
mason work which will keep him IN
this place for the next month or 70.
f. ]. Bailey. the fuel man IS home
from a couple OF trips. One Of these
was to Spokane. where his family wAs
| visiting and who acApmpani0d him.
home. The other was up in the Nez-
perce country. where he encountered a.
4, lot of snow and cold weatehr and where
he purchased a fine driving horse.
A. A. Turnbow, who formerly resided
here but who has been living In the
Palouse country for some time past,
has returned and purchased what il
/ known as the old Francke place.. into
which he is moving his family.
4 The members of the Charleston bandI
are covering themselves with glory, NY
their excellent playing for the Arnold !
4 shows, on the streets OF Lewiston, this 4
1 week. They felt highly complimented i
when they learned that some people !.
had been taking them for the famous s
Lewiston band.
II w. ID. Anderson Is again on duty at I
C. M. Evans & Co.'S big store, after an
absence OF several months, during.
n which he has been at Nexperce. on 4
: business.
VIII Elliott, the popular cashier OF :
! the Bank of ClarkstonY was very suc-
cessful in his trip to the Walfa Walla !
: fair, in behalf OF our big fair:, He
. brought back long list lof nne. rsee.
> horses. While in that city he- afso-.
t called on Charleston ''rnir ones,- = who's
, are attending Whitman college and re--
ports having had a good time, gen-s-
J orally.
The cool weather ana dampness nave
e made a rush in business at the fuel
: yards and with the dealers in stoves.
: 1t develops that there H very likely to-
t be a fuel famine on both sides q the.
river as the supply 10 said to be nniich>
e below that of former seasons.
= r. NJ. Booth a new arrival from
3 Whiteson, Ore, has purchased VIII.
# Elliott's fine driving horse. Mr., Booth
: is looking for house into which to-
n move his family.
II Last evening there was q big, social
y dance given at Bradford's han and to-
= night another one win be given ct the.
n same place.
- Despite the inclement weather.
Ell Charleston streets present . rather
= lively appearance. during the day, when
, many strangers are to be seen. But at
,e night they are somewhat deserted. AZ
p almost everybody goes over 70 enjcN
the fun on the streets Of Lewiston.
e. Ed Bliss Is making record az .
grower Of fine potatoes. He has on dis-
A. play at the fair no less than 0xeadff-
he ferent varieties. viz. Victor" 'sIsow-
ss fake" Maggie Murphy" Late Ross''
as and Prince Albert and they are at
y. tracting much attention.
Capt. M. r. Hanger, prominent
ie. Dayton. Wash. citizen is in attendl
n ance. upon the fair. Twenty years aEe
is ne used ii have place up near Theox
to and he would cross the eriver here. IN
going to MILL and he says they charged
ne him one dollar for every passage ou
to the ferry OF course there was nothing
to Charleston in those days and not q
re great deal of Lewiston. Capt. Hanger
ey is southerner and, Of course, q great
ir. lover of fine horses. In fact he has !
g big stock ranch and has some OF ths
best animals on the coast, He brought
tie up thorough bred Kentucky saddle
ng horse. which he intended entering 4,
lee the fair. but he finds that the antma
on would have no competitor And wouli
therefore not be allowed to r6inpete fol
lty a prize In speaking OF the Asotii
IS county-exhibit Capt Hanger becam,
or. very enthusiastic. why" kaid he, =
ST. have spent two yeStf. in Calltosnia, bn
en failed to find anything there TO com
ad mare with YOUR ueaches. xrapes an,
Is vegetables. tell you It il q grand IN
led play you have at the fair. have beeI
me at Los Angeles. Portland and SpoAan
fairs but never have seen apythinI
ms which would begin TO compare wit
led what / saw at pour fair grousdsss' Cap
lg- Hanger. being southerners Il naturaI
me " a archaeological democrat an
an of course he expects. thAt pafty - N
ter out. both state and nationally. H
ter enjoying the fair 70 the esutnnpet ana n
IN Esrds II. as . srsst BIZ auecs6A -