The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-04-11
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r,e Tuesday evening Card club will
,ast with Mrs. F. d. Culver tonight.
u q Sasse is now having erected a
..ndsome new residence in Charleston.
The annual encampment of the Idaho
-.,onal guard will be held in July
near Boise.
senator w. B. Hepburn is expected
- arrive at his Wallace home shortly
after May l.
The Tsceminicup club will hold it's
...ular meeting Saturday at the home
ot Mrs. Vollmer.
1o,lum & Jones' the we'll known as
savers, have moved to quarters in the
now Means building on Fourth street
new ferry boat has been placed
IN the river at Alpowa and Mr. Dom
.,ason now cleaims the best ferry on
the river.
The suit brought by J. X. Dow, of
snokane, against the Masonic Temple
has been settled out of court and the
suit dismissed.
Kit Chitwood, formerly well
Known character in this section, is
now a prosperous mining man Of Gold
fields, Nevada
Kios' new handsome delivery wagon
has been placed in commission and the
firm is now prepared to deliver goods
to all parts Of the city.
Clara Louise Thompson has made
arrangements to put on her Katzenja-
mer Picnic at Colfax in the Ridgeway
theater Friday evening April IA.
The United States Smelling COM
pany. of Salt Lake. Utah, is actively
soliciting business from the mines of
Idaho. The company's add appears in
another column.
Attention is called to the add, in
another column, of the Spokane Bro
kerage company of Spokane. The
firm makes a specially of Buffalo
Hump stocks.
The Lewiston National bank has
brought suit against the big Idaho
Mining and Development company to
collect s1,9O3.65, claimed to be due
for borrowed money.
Ham and bacon at the Boss market
at 12h cents per pound. Lard in Ave
and ten-pound pals II cents. This
stock is Ct our own manufacture and
Is the best the market affords. II
E. A. Cox has removed his law office
from the Vollmer building to the Office
just vacated by DR.. J. Is. Morris in
the Lewiston National bank building.
DR.. Morris has removed to a suite of
Offices on the second floor of the new
Weisgerber building.
By request of the people of Asotin
the band concert and dance by. the
Lewiston Military band will be given
Wednesday night instead of Friday
night as previously announced. The
steamer Mountain Gem will leave
Lewiston dock for Asotin promptly at
o'clock. Everyone is welcome.
The clerks of the city have accepted
the challenge of the cigar makers and
butchers to play a match game Of base
ball in this city. The game will be play
ed a week from Sunday and both
teams are preparing for the test. An
nouncement of the lineup will be
made in the next issue Of this paper
Mrs. j. K Riordan died at'her home
In Spokane last Thursday of Brights
disease. The deceased was a daughter
of Rev. Henry Brown, formerly Meth
odist minister at this place and is
well known to many friends in the city
The body was taken to Walla Walla
for interment at which point her ia
Their is now located.
The parliamentary club met yester-
day at the home of Mrs. Needham.
was the election of delegates to the
district federation which meets ir
Moscow in May Mrs. Needham !ano
Mrs. Clifford Riggs were chosen as
delegates and Mrs. Stacy and Mrs
sehuldt as alternates.
The Lewiston Military band last
saturday night gave one of it's de-
hshtful open air concerts which was
greatly enjoyed by the residents o
lewiston. The evening was pleasant
and large crowd was present. The
oand intend to give weekly open All
concerts in the future.
FANNIE Havernick has been selected
lot nrst honors in the senior class o
the high school and will deliver thu
faiedictory at the commencement ex
e'eises May 10. Ora Howard has beer
sven second honors and will be thu
shntatoriam- The contest for secont
p'ace between Miss Howard and Lou
seMorrison was very close.
captain F. A. Hicks and wife, o
newiston. visited the. early days o.
me week with Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Love
aee OF this city. says the Moscow
"'rror These families were for 3