Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-11-03
Stories Of Street. and Town



Madame Adelaide Hermann Tho or,,.
'fieorated lady magician gave , stor
'<''''iiieht Al he Temple theater
','S' night. performing feats If lagar-
'," 'ila' We're weird and wonderful.
\ delighted audience Witnessed tho
performance NEich will be repeated 70
night Madame HERMANN has an tho
on lh'il mad her husband rano,,s o,d
mas added u hat cleyerness ana o.;
g'naIity that is fascinating
.. A. Coryeu and j Howard .1opo
:, -, ''a'ofS IN the estate of Sarah
thompson. deceased. on Weanes-
"dS qua fled for a bond In tho .stota
III 'he sum of $4,000. which was ac-
'ep'ed by Judge Hanlon. of the nro-
90 'e court The bond is given In dou-
we 'he sum of the value of the an
praised value Of the estate. Mr. Cor
yen Is a brother of the deceased and
ne ana Mir Howe were named IN tho
VIII as executors in the estate
me plaintiffs in the case of D ~
II. l..
lhnell against NJ. j. Phjllins b,ya az
''a from The decision in the pro-
na'e court and will now try their cause
~ me district court. Finnel filed n
'eIn on Phillips crop in the sum of
$ZUo for harvest bill. In tho nrohata
'o"F' ne got a judgment for $3.50 but
i"S' the costs. His attorneys. McMini-
my Duffy, have appealed from this
decision and will carry the case TO the
higher court.
ne American Meat Market opened
rs doors tn the trade Wednesday, and
- now Offering the people some of the
'"o'ttS' the market affords. The mar
ke' Is IN the WadsWorth building on
seventh avenue and it has been fitted
up IN all the appointments of an nm
'o-ua'e meat shop. The company is
headed by Mr., A. J. Showalter. of
l-apWHL who has lately moved to the
ely They have put out fine de-
livery wagon and are active in a bid
for the trade.
scott Wilkison is suffering from a
hadly sprained ankle which he re-
teiNed In trying to ride a half broken
'aNuse. he was en- route to Genesee
When the horse reared and fell upon
nm lnjuring his leg and ankle. The
morse got away and he with difficulty
succeeded in getting to farmhouse
"hefe he secured another mount and
mad ridden but a mile further on the
way when he was thrown again. From
this double accident he has received in
juries that necesSitate the use of helm
Trains on the Clearwater Short Line
still refuse to become a common car
rier for liquor sent to points on the
reservation, and the only way to get
The supplies for the new saloons is to
smuggle it in or work the overland
route \ case of smuggling was dis
covered Tuesday afternoon by Con-
ductor Smith shortly after the after
noon train left LapWai. \ ten gallon
key of whiskey was discovered in a
telescope in one of the coaches 1t
WAS removed from he train by order
of the conductor and no one present
laid claim to the liquor.
The steamer Norma is now ont of
the ways and is being used on the river
for moving railway supplies to the
several construction Camps. The Nor
ma is under command of Captain Har-
ry Baughman. All steamers on the
river are now in service and are busily
engaged in handling the congested
traffic that has piled up during the
time the boats We're out Of service
There is news to the effect that the
Mountain Com has been repaired from
the recent accident and is at Cel,o
ready 10 take M the traffic on the
lower river in connection with the port
age road.