Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-05-02

p. A. Stewart. a prominent farmer
of the Lapwai section. was transact
ing business in the city Saturday.
Francis Jenkins. Of Moscow. Is in
the city on business with the state
engineers Office in connection with the
project to harness the Elk creek falls.
about 40 miles from Moscow, where
$500 horsepower Is to be generated.
1t will be used to operate a suburban
railway and other projects, says the
Boise Statesman. He reports the north
has very prosperous appearance.
The Athenian Literary society of the
Normal will give an open program to-
night in the Normal Auditorium at
o'clock. The program is made up of
and in addition to a number Of liter
airy features there will be several mu-
steal numbers and an address to be
delivered by Professor Wooster, the
/ topic being Club Life in q New York
State Normal" The public is cor
daily invited. Admittance gratis.
| The Lewiston band rendered a most
delightful open air concert at the cor
ner Of Main and Fifth streets Satur-
day night. The organization is one
which every resident Of Lewiston may
well feel proud and the crowd out
Saturday evening to attend the con-
cert showed it's hearty appreciation
by applauding each number. Many
strangers were in the city who lis
tened to the band and many were the
expressions Of admiration for the or
| ganization that were heard from them.
4 movement was started yesterday
in certain quarters in which an effort
is being fostered to have a regular old
time Fourth Of July celebration in
! Lewiston this year A canvass Of the
situation shows that the idea is be-
! ing met with some favor and 1t is
lions may again see for once the old
time celebration that used to bring Joy
to the young and old alike. It Is un-
derstood that committee may be APP
pointed to solicit the bushes men Of
the city with an idea of determining
the sentiment.
The local lodge of Elks will meet In
regular session next Thursday night.
report will be submitted by a COM
mittee appointed to look up a location
for an Elk's Temple which members of
the lodge plan to build in the near flu
ture. A number of members OF the
lodge will go to Spokane the latter
part Of the week to be present at the
banquet given by the Spokane Elks
in honor OF the visit to that city of
Grand Exalted Ruler w. J. O'Brien.
The Northern Pacific has announced a
fare and one third for all Elks de-
string to go to Spokane.
Under date OF April 10 the third as
sistant postmaster general has issued
u ruling to the effect that after Sept
10 Of this yea, no publisher of any
newspaper of other publication will be
permitted to send through the mails az
) part of their publication any sup.
plement, circular OF other foreign mat.
ter. the idea being to prevent the in
closure OF advertisements by business
? firms in the regular editions of news.
papers as second class matter. The
attention of publishers and others In
terested is directed to the situation ir
. order that they may cali at the ONCE
. of the superintendent Of the mailing
? department of the local postoffice ant
read the decision.
Fred c. Holbrook, of Juliaetta wal
, an arrival in town last evening.
q Sundays Spokesman Review records
the marriage of Miss Nell Cross and J
: Blaine Snow. Of Spokane. Miss Cros
is well known in Lewiston. having re
sided here for long period and ha
n / a large circle of young friends. TIL
y Review says: Miss Nell NJ Cross
daughter Of Mrs. NJ. l.. Bikker and
d Blaine Snow. We're married Thursda
4 evening by DIR. II. I. Rasmus. The brid
: has lived in Spokane for some year.
but three years ago moved to Lewis
4 ton. Mr.. Snow is bookkeeper with tn
A. A. Kraft company. The young com
: pie VIII make their home at 623 Indian
u avenue and will be at home to the
friends after May TO-"
n Professor Coda. the baIloonist. ha
" arrived in the city from the Cana
N prairie country and has made arrange
l. ments to give two balloon ascension
a next Friday and Saturday Afternoon
~ Professor Coda has brought his QUIT
ID with him and has made arrangement
70 to make his ascents from the Violin,
a. tract at the corner of Third aven,
and Fifth street. Professor Coda
widely known as successful aerona'
We and is one Of the three men in II
i world that does the torpedo breal
d away in leaving his balloon. The pa
Id achute is wrapped in a bundle al
nc placed in a sack. A torpedo IS e~plo'
~ ed which burns the strings roldi'
nc the parachute and in cloud OF sno