The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1905-01-13
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Mrs. Dr. F. l. Huxley is reported to
ns i'll at her home on Normal HILL
The report Of Auditor Lydon to the
county board shows that the balance
On hand January Z, 1905, was s15,-
os55.s4
Major A. 4. Perkins of the local
land office who has been confined home
for several days with lagrippe is now
able to attend to his duties.
Owing to the condition of the river
Yesterday. the steamer did not leave
for Rparia. The suspension of the
trip was owing to considerable ice
running in the Snake at this time.
In the absence of bath tubs in the
Nezperce country, the traveller is com
pelled to battle at the wash bowl in his
room these frosty mornings; and that
kind is called "a Canary birds bath
saws the Northwest Farm & Home.
las. Il. McGrane this week consum-
mated a deal whereby Frank Wyatt
purchased for $4,000 from Mrs Emma
Monroe IUu lOOt HUH vi EsdSt MALL
street west OF the Masonic Temple and
also a block and one half in Riverview
addition from F. w. Kettenbach for
consideration of $4,000
Rev. w. A. Davis who supplied the
pulpit of the Baptist church in this
city has accepted a call to remain in
Lewiston and has gone to Albany. Ore.
and will bring his family here within
the next two weeks. Next Sunday
morning and evening Rev B. Presson
will occupy the pulpit.
AT the Normal Auditorium this even
ing at s o'clock a preliminary debate
will be held among students selected
to present and defend the question, Re-
solved that the fifteenth amendment to
the constitution has been justified. In
addition to the debate there will be an
interesting musical program.
David Swackhanner of Hayti, West
Indies. will lecture in the Advent
Christian church of Charleston next
Sunday morning and evening. The
morning theme will be object a Mis-
sionary Has in South America" The
evening theme will be Missionary
Work in the Philippines Services at
II a. M, and 1880 p. m.
Leonard Mitchell with his company
of local artists left yesterday afternoon
for Sites where Idaho" the stirring
western melodrama was produced last
night by the company. The company
will also appear at Grangeville tonight.
An effort was made by the people of
Nezperce to have him produce the play
at that place during this trip but he
had not reached a decision on the mat
ter up to the time of leaving here.
c. X. Andrews of Boise. a govern
ment inspector of Ports and May Don
Shing, government Chinese interpretoT
were arrivals in the city this week hav-
ing in custody Lee Sing a well known
Chinaman of Grangevile. Sing is con-
fined in the county Jail and the inspect
ors are still in the city. 1t is not
known what their business is in Lewis
ton but it is understood that they are
working on several cases originating
here and some of the local Cinnamon
may be tried and deported.
c. +. Osmers. secretary of the Lew
iston- Charleston Fair association, has
gone to Portland to be in attendance
at the annual meeting of the North
Pacific Fair association. 1t is the pur-
pose of MIR. Osmers to see that Lewis
ton is supplied with proper dates at the
time the schedule is made up. 1t is
suggested that the most proper dates
would be those coming in the week fol-
lowing the Spokane fair and just pre-
vious to the Walla Walla dates.
Hon. Francis Jenkins of Moscow. re-
publican floor leader in the house dur
ing the Seventh session, is in the city
Mr. jenkins business interests keep
him fully occupied but he managed TO
md time to come down and see ow
ehe Eighth Legislature started says
the Boise Statesman. He disclaimed
any interest in legislation, but it is
safe to assume that he will do some
hard work for the University of Idaho
before he leaves Boise. Mr.. Jenkins is
warm friend of the university and
from his conversation it is assumed
that he will do little quiet stalking
among his friends and endeavor to
convince them that the institution
should be literally treated.