The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-27
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The Lewiston Military band will
rive ball tonight at the Woodmar
hall
" F. Kettenbach of this city has
,een named by the o. r. & N. as its
statutory agent in this state.
Prof. Wooster. of the Normal faculty
&c having a handsome residence con.
h aructed in university addition.
workmen are now engaged in laying
the foundation for the new Means
building on Fourth and D streets
The council will set today in the
council chambers to consider objections
TO the East Main street improvement
The Cactus saloon yesterday moved
from the Goldstone building on Main
street to new quarters in the Steele
building
The receipts in the postoffice for the
mast year for postage sales amounted
to s14s6O.Os. In 1903 the receipts were
sl3046.73
The Lewiston Athletic club gave a
social hop last night in Mckinney hall
and the affair is reported to have been
success.
NJ. D. Caldwell of Pipestone, Mimi.
recent arrival. and w. w. Morrison
have formed a partnership and have
gone into the real estate business.
Hugh Morrison was awarded a con-
tract this week to erect residence at
Fourth avenue and Fourth street on
Normal Hill for G. w. Tannahin.
Judge Steele at Moscow this week
rendered decision in the case Of G.
H. Kester VS.. VIM. Schuldt as sheriff
and w. D. Phillips, in favor of the
plaintiff.
at 12h cents per pound. Lard in five
and en-pound pals II cents. This
stock is Of our own manufacture and
is the best the market affords. tt
Mrs NJ. G. Mann died at the home OF
Frank Sears in this city at $50 o'clock
this morning. Her death resulted from
lung trouble. Arrangements will be
made for her burial here Sunday.
j. A. Terteling was this week award
ed the contract by r. Grostein to con-
struct two-story brick building SO feet
front by 100 feet in depth on the Gro
stein property on Main street near the
Pennel furniture store.
Geo. Smith, ex county commissioner,
has received official recognition from
the worlds fair authorities at st. Louis
in the form of a gold medal for the
best display of Blue Stem wheat at the
worlds fair. The wheat was grown
on Mr.. Smiths farm east of this city.
NH. Harbough has received letter
from E. NJ. Griffith of Grangeville in
which he stated that an important
strike has been made in the Liberty
Bell mine in the Hump He states that
~ feet Of $50 ore has been encount-
cred
j. Frank Fouche, the dramatic art
st' who has appeared before a Lewis
ton audience in the past will appear at
the M. f. church, Monday night. Jan
uary 80. under the auspices of the Ep-
worth league. The admission will be
zoe and 35c and the proceeds used to
improve the old NJ. f. parsonage for a
league room.
An examination will be held on
March l and 2 by the United States
civil service commission to secure ELI
eoies for positions of teachers and
clerks in the Philippines. 1t is desired
10 secure 14o college graduates, includ
ing twenty polytechnic and twenty
agricultural, at a salary of $1,000 per
ahnum' and sixty normal graduates at
salary of $1,000 per annum.
The annual meeting of the State Bar
association. which was to have taken |
pace next month, has been postponed !,
until date to be set during the May
'erm OF the supreme court in Boise. |
says the Boise Statesman. This date !
VIII be announced later. The post |
pohefneht was necessary in order to /
oe'ter suit the conveyance of the at
torneys.
CoiiIicTcldl GluD VIII IOlu an
"hhudl election of officers and directors /
next tuesday evening from to 9 p. m.
.uuse }. w. Poe, j. A. Wilkinson and /
L. Howley judges of election Present |
"o'lihees are president, j. B. Morris |
y, wv Den DIN; first vice president, T. s.
""ra and j. II. Howe: second vice
=, ''ueht' +. D. Thomas and Mark
N, treasurer, Fred King and c.
"uhti directors, j. f. Kincaid. O
u MOS H. w. Newton. c. w. Colby. A.
n ''ord' VIM. Bollinger. J. f; Babb,
= E. osmers, F. w. Kettenbach. e. p
Gu ,ls l. H. Rrashears ard \ T.