The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-03-24
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are commencing to come up
n,,,a,eh for the spawning season
large schools can at times be seen
the shadows
nom of the Owl cafe has been
,asomely papered and renovated
',ouehout and now presents a hand
me appearance
-. saloon licenses in the city of Pa
have been raised to $3.50 as the
Z, ~ agitation against the low
,,use prevailing.
saw arrivals in smart street hats
very attractive prices at the Gold
Rule store.
r. N. Morgan was nominated for
.,or and W. G. Barge for clerk at
a. partisan city convention in Mos
~ wednesday night.
us 3. l.. French is i'll at the Boil
r,er hotel and she and Congressman
inch did not return to their home in
...cow as they had planned.
~. First National bank issued a
.,t.ment on the close of business.
s.rch IA. showing ss0o.131.7s in de-
o.,,s and undivided profits OF $780,
1884
Ham and bacon at the Boss market
|, 1.H cents per pound. Lard in Ave
md ten-pound pals IL cents. This
tock is CT our own manufacture and
the best the market affords. tt
The Potlatch Lumber company has
uryeyed a line for logging road from
palouse twelve miles up the river and
m, call for construction bids and be-
lin building at once.
The steamer Mountain Gem will
make a trip to Cottonwood bar next
tuesday. leaving the wharf at seven
o'clock in the morning. Supplies will
be taken to the mines.
| The H. & X. cigar factory has added
Two new expert cigar makers to it's
(orce of employees. The firm is now
doing considerable business in a whole
bale way which is rapidly increasing.
N. B. Gwinn of Boise, owing to
'press OF business affairs, has rendered
bis resignation to the governor as a
member of the commission to select
Ithe site for the northern insane asylum.
Word has been received from the
Hump that the Jumbo is again working
the full battery Of "a stamps during IS
hours Of the day, and during the other
|sx hours Is stamps are worked. The
(chlorination plant has also been
started.
WANTED-10 men in each state to
travel, tack signs and distribute sam
|ples and circulars Of our goods. Sal
|ary $500 per month. $500 per day for
Expenses. kaufman Co., Dept. W..
Atlas Bldg, Chicago 3-21-5
The board of regents of the state
university reorganized this week elect
ing DR.. l. F. Roach of Boise president,
George c. Parkinson of Preston, vice
president; Mrs. w. H. Ridenbaugh,
Boise, secretary; w. l.. Payne. Mos
|seow, treasurer.
Frank Lowe of Culdesac was appre-
hended by a starbuck constable this
week at Riparia while leaving the
country. Deputy Sheriff Monroe
brought him to the city to answer tc
the alleged charge of embezzlement or
complaint of A. L. Thompson.
3. P. Duffy Of Columbus, Neb, has
arrived in the city accompanied by his
family and will make Lewiston his
permanent home. Mr.. Duffy is an at.
torney and will shortly establish law
omce here. He states that he has hat
twenty-eight years experience.
Dozens Of new dress and tailored
mats have just been received at tn,
iolden Rule store. t
Charles Monroe. deputy sheriff re
turned from Riparia yesterday having
III charge Frank Lowe charged will
emoezzlement. Lowe was taken befor
justice Coburn where he furnished
'iVo cash bond for his appearance 70
.'"lgnment next Monday morning
~''orhey John Green Of Culdesac will
appear as attorney for Lowe at tn
TRIAL of the case.
me Temple opera house has beel
,eased to A. W. Kroutinger, c. n
.arkln of ColfaA having decided t
sne up the contract recently mad
.''n the owners Mr.. Kroutineer wi
sh up the lease at once and will max
ppacation to become a member of tn
.nwest circuit in order to secur
A'ngs from the best shows tina
"ine to the northwest.
'eport comes from Boise that Cha,
49,. 1'iher of this city is. soon to be
c.. private secretary to Governo
n. ng' Vice James Mcmillan tn
~ incumbent. Mr.. Elmer is
Known newspaper corresponder
a, recently represented the Tribur
,o legislative session. He wa
p.,' employed on the Statesman :