The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-31
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..her carload Of Pacific" beer.
The local postofIice is looking for B.
Dowd, a blacksmith. A letter is
.waiting him at the registry window.
The summer Amusement club has
,.nt out invitations for ball at the
uoodman hall, Friday evening, March
s1st.
.uccessful trip to the upper Snake this
veek going as far as Cottonwood
creek.
Mrs. R. E. Brackelsburg Of Spokane
has established a cleaning and dye
works in the Kjos building on Sixth
street.
George Bremen who has been visit
Inc his parents in Charleston for the
nast week has returned to his home in
Seattle.
The Kettenbach Grain company has
received from Jos. Rach the sum Of
$500 which closes the litigation be-
tween the parties interested.
Swift & Co, the Chicago packers,
have appointed the Inland Commercial
company as general agent for the Lew
iston and Clearwater country.
Ham and bacon at the Boss market
at 1917 cents per pound. Lard in Ave
and ten-pound pals II cents. This
stock is Ct our own manufacture and
is the best the market affords. tt
Evangelist Brooks is holding sue
Of hn r;e
tan church each evening. Afternoon
services are also being conducted.
Geo. W. Fletcher of Boise formerly
of this city has been elected president
of the Idaho Hardware Dealers asso-
citation. vice James E. Clinton, Jr., re-
signed.
1t is reported that people of Occur
dAlene city will endeavor to have a
rehearing Of the Kootenai county di-
vision tangle before the supreme court
at Boise.
o. S. Bass has moved his grocery
store from East Main street to the
building formerly occupied by Reed &
Brashears. The fixtures for the new
store were made by w. A. Mercy.
Mrs. Bradley, wife Of l.. G. Bradley.
one of the proprietors of the Standard
at Grangeville died Tuesday night
from brief illness of pneumonia. The
remains were shipped to Tacoma
Frank Lowe who was arrested at Ri
paria to answer the charge Of embez-
element alleged to have been commit
AoI Ill ,{p,-
airy hearing before Justice Coburn this
week.
Wade Roscoe Parks of Kansas will
speak on socialism Sunday afternoon,
April 2, at 3 o'clock at socialist head
quarters, First street between Main
and D streets. The public is cordially
invited.
WANTED-10 men in each state to
travel tack signs and distribute sam
pies and circulars of our goods. Sal
airy $500 per month. $500 per day for
expenses. Kuhlman Co., Dept. W.,
Atlas Bldg. Chicago. 3-21-5
Owing to the rapid increase Of bust
ness in his custom tailor house, H. r.
Aldridge has employed extra expert
tailors who arrived here this week
from Spokane. Mr.. Aldridge now has
four men employed altogether.
Stanley Macomber. the 16-year-old
son of Geo. l.. Macomber. died Wednes-
day morning after a brief illness at his
home in Charleston. He was a bright
lad and was well liked by all who knew
him. The funeral was held yesterday
and interment, made in the Vineland
cemeteary
Juliaetta is to have a military COM
pany. A meeting called for the organ
ization will be held there Saturday
night. Under the reorganization of the
Idaho Militia as provided by an act of
the last legislature liberal appropria-
ton was made for the support of mill
tia companies and many new ones are
being formed in the state.
The rainfall Of the last few days in
the valley has been heavy and the same
storm in the prairie country was ac-
companied by heavy fall of snow
which put an end to all farming opera
~-iH' lie crop Ol the ScdSoIi 10 ~ ~
cipally all sown and the acreage is
greater than ever before sown in the
county.
II. L. Chamberlain commandant at
the Soldiers Home at Boise is slated
10 retain his place in spite of the Wig
orous opposition brought out against
MIN both during and since the legis-
iature. Mr.. Chamberlain is an APP
pointee from Lewiston and has filled
the position acceptably and will con-
uhue to hold it during the present term.
ID, d. Hofer has purchased the P.
barton blacksmith shop at the corner
VI Fourth and c streets and is now
having the place overhauled with a
view of opening for business in few
oays. Mr.. Hofer is we'll known in this
CITY having been connected with the
OH Wright shop for four years. He
mas been absent for the past year but
states that he finds Lewiston to be the
most promising city in the west and
Lad Ia, h