The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-10
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Q ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

. ,ocal lodge Of Elks will give a
~, dance next Thursday night.
'0 ~ss northwestern Fruit Growers as
-,at,on will convene at Boise on the
18th inst. s o,o,.
-, the new board of commission
H III. opening session yesterday.
rhe new county officers were sworn
osterday and have assumed their
.asnective duties at the court house.
Tho Moscow lodge of Elks are pre-
.-,ns to put on minstrel show in
iSat citv February to raise money for
the furnishing of its new Temple.
The work on the interior of the new
,va,sgerber block is progressing rap
,a,v Yesterday the contractors tegan
Installing the fire escapes on the exter-
,or of the building.
Mrs. M. E. GODDARD has purchased five
lots in Holcomb addition through
lanes B. McGrane for $4,000 and will
soon commence the erection of a
10000 stone mansion.
The American District Telegraph
company will install messenger sys-
tenn in this city at an early date. The
office of the company will be main
FAMED at the Western Union Office in
this city.
The Lewiston Foundry & Machine
works has purchased the Boston prop
erty on East Main street opposite the
court house and will soon begin the
erection of a model foundry and ma
chine plant.
Mrs. H. T. French, wife of Professor
H. T. French Of the University of
Idaho, has been takn to st. Luke's hos
pital for surgical treatment. says the
Boise Statesman. She will probably
remain there for three weeks.
F. G. Morrison and w. A. Elliott, of
Charleston, Wash, were Post Falls Wis
itors last week, says the Post Falls
Advance. Mr.. Elliott is cashier of the
Bank of Charleston, and Mr.. Morrison is
one of the largest land owners and
stock growers in Asotin county, Wash.
Both gentlemen purchased acreage,
also several lots in the business por-
ton of the city.
One of our travellers over in Idaho
was told of an Irish dairyman who sold
his butter at Lewiston and after Wis
itng the saloon a few times, was seen
purchasing butter to take home, says
the Northwest Farm & Home An ac-
quaintance who observed this, en-
quited the wherefore of it, The an
swer was: Fax and be jabbers / sells
me own and buys some that I can ate''
j. S. Adams of Colfax. superintend-
ent of farms for the Colfax National
bank, was in the city yesterday visit
ing. Mr.. Adams has returned home
but states that he will come over this
way again in the near future and go
10 the Salmon river country where he
will endeavor to secure a stock ranch
for the purpose of ranging about 1000
head of cattle.
At meeting of the Commercial club
held Friday night committee was APP
pointed to draw up memorials to con-
gress asking liberal appropriations TO,
NAiS hiipi oNeIlcIlt Oh the SNAKE ana 20
lumbia rivers. James F.. Babb and f
A. Cox was the committee appointed
10 draft the memorials. The memorials
VIII be presented to the legislative
bodies in Oregon, Washington an6
Idaho for endorsement.
Yesterday light buggy drawn by q
single horse became frightened while
coming down the Snake river grade
ana tipped the buggy over throwing
out the occupants. The horse ther
started down on dead run, the bugg,
P. iishting itself, he swung into MAR
street and was caught by passers by
al 'front.' of the Fair store. The occu.
pants of the buggy were slight,
bruised and it was found that the hors,
anu buggy We're uninjured. The own
Oh the rig got in and drove away
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