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

1t pays to advertise.
s. F. O'Fallon returned last even
ing from a trip to the northern coun-
try.
several weeks. is again able to be on
our streets.
Frank I. Martin. ex-attorney general
Of the state. was an arrival in the city
Tuesday night.
Travelling Representative Smith. of
the Santa Fe road. was In town from
Denver this week.
Vim. Hyde Stalker and R. w. Ninne-
man returned this morning from the
Salmon river country.
Jonas Fuller was in the city We'd
nesday from Grangeville to attend the
funeral of Henry Wax.
T. W. High and w. w. Petty left to-
day for Warrens mining district where
they will spend the summer.
T. NJ. Mockler has returned to his
home in Nezperce after spending q
fey days in the city on business.
w. F. Kettenbach returned last even
ing from Portland where he has been
in the interests of the electric railway
project.
How much Of your home Is used as
a storage place? Stop storing and
start selling the things you don't need.
Try want ad in the News.
th0
ladies of the Lewiston high school will
conduct an Easter cooked food and
candy sale at the Idaho Tea store.
Mrs. H. Lyser. of Los Angeles. a sis
ter of the late Henry Wax, arrived here
to attend the funeral and will visit
here with Mrs. Wax a few days before
returning home.
Alva Field. of Kamiah. was arrested
a few days ago by order of Indian
Agent Nation on the charge of con-
Quoting blind pig on the Nez Perez
reservation at Kamiah.
P. N. Williams, the jeweler and op-
tician, has his display window very ap-
propriately decorated for Easter time,
which attracts a great deal of atten-
ton and speaks much for the gentle
mans artistic taste.
Alfred E. Ritter was granted a decree
of divorce from Laura Ritter in the dis
trict court Wednesday. The couple
were married in Spokane in 1900 and
the plaintiff asked for decree al
leging desertion a year following the
marriage.
! Rev. F. E. Beaudreau of the Chris
tan church and Mrs. Beaudreau, were
given most pleasant surprise last
night by the young ladies' class OF
the Christian church Sunday school,
The party was held at the home of
,, Rev. Beaudfeau on Normal hill and
about so persons were present. The
evening was most pleasantly spent in
palying Pit, Flinch and other games
after which light refreshments were
; served. Rev. Beaudreau said, come
again.
The Commercial Creamery company,
which is installing plant here will
be, ready for business at the end of the
week, at which time cream will begin
to pour into Lewiston from all direc-
tons. The company has a churn with
a capacity of 500 pounds of butter and
will churn as otter an the business de-
mands. A. A. Hansen, who has charge
of the field work. is travelling through
) the country assisting the farmers in
making arrangements for shipping
cream. The company has plants at
Salem and Lyons, Oregon.
Motions were argued in the district
court Wednesday in the damage case
. of w. N. Cavileer and wife VS.. the
city of Lewiston, which involves a
} damage suit for $25, 900 for injuries al
legged to have been sustained by the
plaintiff. Mrs. Cavileer, by falling
through a sidewalk. The plaintiffs
were granted permission to examine
! board which had been taken from the
| sidewalk where the plaintiff fell
through. The defense was granted
permission to have physical exami-
, nation made of Mrs. Cavileer's condi-
ton.
, G. F. Adams travelling representa-
I, ei'e III '"e H. * r. cigar factory, o.
= this city. returned Wednesday from q
trip to Grangevflle and other towns ir
y the Clearwater country. where he dis
posed of $4,000 cigars for his company
y He left yesterday morning for the Pa
( louise country where he expects to also
make number of large sales The
! H. & h. people seem to be turning ou
, the kind of goods the people want.
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