Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-21

ford.
- oitv council will meet tonight in
adjourned session.
s,arr ]. Maxwell. Of Lapwai, was in
town yesterday.
Gam Goldstone returned to his home
;, cottonwood yesterday afternoon.
representative Len Magill was in
tho city from Peck today.
When opportunities come to town
.nev usually register here.
The Eastern Star will give a dance
and supper next Friday night.
The new paper starts out well and
xe will improve the same from week
to week.
The Junior Aid Of the Presbyterian
church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Myers.
7 NJ. Binnard has gone to Portland
to join his wife, who is visiting with
her parents.
The value Of the Lewiston Inter-
State News as an advertising medium
is unquestioned.
You are holding Times forelock" in
one hand when you are writing a want
ad with the other.
With the abundance of moisture and
favorable conditions in many ways a
big wheat crop is assured.
Clifford has organized a base ball
team and it is said will be hunting
Lapwai scalps in a few weeks.
To save a few dollars a week by
reading the ads is to pay yourself pref
ty good wages for the time 1t takes
Jap Mounce has returned from an
extended visit in San Francisco where
he has been attending the spring race
meeting.
Louis D. Schattner, deputy United
States marshal, Is attending to official
business in the northern part Of the
state this week.
Running a business without adver-
Using is like a horse walking on two
legs-it is not done well, but you are
surprised to see 1t done at all.
Among those who were in the city
from Grangeville to attend the funeral
Of the late Henry Wax were John
Norwood. Lou Smith and Colonel AL
Ian Miller.
F. NJ. Snyder, of Leland, was a visi-
ton in the city this week. Mr. Sny-
der reports thatocrop prospects in the
Potlatch country are exceedingly
fiattering.
Charles Hartman, a business man
from Grand Junction, Colorado, was
among the new arrivals this week, and
is looking for business location in
this part Of the state.
The Lewiston Normal baseball team
will play two games here today and
tomorrow with the team of the Wash
ington Agricultural >college which
VIII arrive in the city this evening
from Pullman.
Presbyterian church social will be
given this afternoon from 2 to s. at the
home of Mrs. ]. B. Morris on Nor
NAL hill. Mrs. Morris will be assisted
oy Mrs. Menace in receiving. A
charge of Is cents will be made and the
public is cordially welcomed.
X. L. Robinson who has been in the
hospital suffering from an affliction of
the brain died at the hospital Tues
day. The remains were prepared by
Vasser and shipped to the deceased
former home in West Concord, N. H.,
where interment will be made.
W. A. Aldrich, president of the Lew
iston Gas company. was in the city
this week from Spokane looking over
the property Of the company. Mr..
Aldrich was accompanied by w. F.
boardman, of San Francisco. and H.
c. Reyes, Of Sacramento. members of
the company. These gentlemen are en-
tirely pleased with their inspection OF
the plant.
Goldman & Armstrong, proprietors
OF the Cold Storage Meat Market, have
dissolved partnership, J. L. Armstrong
retiring from the Arm, and the same
VIII hereafter be conducted by Mr.
Goldman. This is one of the most up
to-date markets in the city. Mr.. Gold
man stated to a News reporter that he
wished to thank all former patrons
1or their liberal patronage and hoped
Tor continuance Of the same.
L. F. Williams, deputy mineral col
rector for the Idaho Lewis and Clark
commission. will leave the first of the
week to secure mineral exhibits from
the various camps in Central Idaho
Mr.. Williams has written to all the
p'aces that he will visit asking thai
as much ore as possible be prepared by
tue time of his arrival SO that there
VIII be no delays in having it shipped
ne will have until May : to gather
the exhibit.
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