The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-21
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u 3. Hibbs has sold his house and
a, Normal Hill to T. E. Brammel
consideration Of $1,000.
T. Latimer agent Of the Pacific
,..wins & Mailing Co.. has just re-
rsiyed from Tacoma a carload OF Pa
eihc" beer. i
" A. Barber, after spending the win
- IN Lewiston, arrived in Boise yes
..rday enroute to his old home at
p,.ceryille, says the Boise News. He
n.oed to put in the winter at the
s..ta river metropolis. but he was
.,,ous all the time to get back to the
,-den spot of the United Statets-i
poceryille. Los Angeles nor Florida
oil, ever again lure Mr.. Barber from
.,o genial cline and healthful sur
landings Of Placerville.
George w. Coutts, the attorney from
cottonwood, Idaho, who has been Wis
ting here for several days and left for
,;s home this morning. will return to
p.ndleton about April / and esta blish
law office here, says the Pendleton
East Oregonian. Mr.. Coutts has been
nracticing his profession at Cotton
wood for a number of years, and prev
ious to moving to that place he lived
Ham and bacon at the Boss market
at 12h cents per pound. Lard in five
and ten-pound pals IL cents. This
stock Is Ct QUE own manufacture and
IA the best the market affords. If
at Kendrick, and held the Office Of dis
trict attorney of Latah county for
term. He is highly pleased with Pen
dleton. and believes it has bright
future.
T. s. Bramlett of near Summit and
Pomeroy have purchased the Touring
mill at Lapwai, says the Clifford Ga
zette. Mr. Bramlett turned his ranch
in on the deal, which consists of 800
acres located two miles west Of Sum-
nit. Mr.. Siegrist is an experienced
miller and doubles the firm will meet
with success in their undertaking.
The board of commissioners Of
Walla Walla county voted Saturday to
appropriate $4,000 for a county exhibit
at the Lewis and Clark fair. OF this
amount $1,000 is for school exhibit.
Victor Smith of Spokane, expert ac-
countant, has arrived in the city and is
engaged in exporting the books of the
city He will be asked to design a
system of bookkeeping to meet the de-
mands of the city business.
Genesee has organized local militia
company with forty members on the
roll. The commissioned officers are
James X. Bell captain, J. J. Mullalley
lieutenant The commissioned officers
are all Philippine veterans.
A Spokane man is securing a patent
on 3O-horse power automobile to be
used on the farm to. operate gang
plows. Each machine will carry siN
plows and the apparatus can be con-
verified into a wagon or a sleigh as the
farmer desires.
The contract was let Saturday fol
| the, construction of the first twenty
electric line. The estimated cost o
this portion of the road Is $500. 900. TIL,
company has already let the contrac
Tor 100000 ties enough to complete thu
lire to Moscow. Idaho. and has called
for bids for the poles for the entir'
distance.
| All land patents which were recent,
ordered held UP by the general LAM
once have been releasd saw those il
the Pierce district which are involves
In the fraud investigation. This leave
about fifty patents held up indefinitely
WANTED-10 men in each state t
travel. tack. signs and distribute sam
pies and circulars of our goods. Sal
AIRY 1880 per month. $500 per day 70
expenses. Huffman Co., Dept. w
Atlas Bldg. Chicago. 3-21-
Mrs. F. B. Sears who was some week
ago badly burned has been taken t
spokane and will be treated by ski
srafting by DR.. C. P. Thomas at S
Lukes hospital. 1t is estimated tina
ABOUT three square feet of surface wi
nave to be treated in this manner
news comes from Boise that &c,
~ Int editor of the Pocatello Tribur
Aas Den offered the appointment {
united States consul at Chatam, Or
'Ario' and that Charles E. Monteith Z
pesent consul at that point will
transferred to some European post /
'ne consular service.
Governor Gooding has appointed
Liggett of Wallace insurance con
missioner and state accountant. TIL
'he position first held by c. D. Thon
Vi this county. but which he r,
ed to take the post vacated |
chairman Stearns.
"ANTED-Capable men and WON,
census work and to act as repr
auVes in this and adjoining teri
Tor magazine and music bus.ne
o'd established house. Our cat
80" list over 1000 magazines al
~" selections of .,1usfc ~ ont pric.