Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-01-08
START WORK
ON BIG DITCH
Men and Teams Leave
for hepwood Grade
Today.
Sr.a1iat 10 ENtning Teller

Specia. 10 Evening Teller
Charleston W.T. Jan. S-The Lewis
ton Charleston Co. started a crew Of
men and teams for the HapsSoed grade
this morning. 1iler~ the first camp will
he establishes ou the new pipe line.
which. when completed will furnish ir-
rigaiion for six thousand acres " land.
News Hailed With Delight.
The news that this scheme would he
carried through for certainty was
hailed with delight on every hand and
Was the principal to,g.c IT conyersa-
ton II j. believed this work will in
crease sha population tn double the
number of inha higants now here. As a
result If the announcement much of
the land owned Icy private individuals
has been raised
BY "Wednesday morning the work will
he in fun operation
Pu. IN Plate Glass Front.
The large plate glass for the new
Cox & Rriggle building has arrived
and will b. put in place today Sheehy
4 Smith viii occupy the south half of
the building and viii move in just as
soon as the glass is placed
interest in Revival.
Rev. ]. W. Hood. pastor of the local
Presbyterian church reports the re-
vival services constantly gaining in
interest. the house being crowded 10
the doors.
Asotin to Meet Tomorrow.
The Asatin County Fruit Growers
association will meet tomorrow morn
ing al 10 O'Clock. at the office Of :. T
Ramsey for the purpose of voting on
the question of disincorporating and
merging with the Charleston Fruit
Growers association.
Charleston Personals.
r S Anderson left this morning for
business trip To Kendrick.
Mrs Josephine Hoeppner, who has
been on the sick list at the home of her
! parents here. returned to Colfax- Wn-
| this morning to resume her duties as
| principal of the Colfax High School.
| Mrs s F. Sinlenton is in town from
Spalding. Idaho.
John Ayre Of the firm Of -Algie 4
Ayre. has purchased from Tom Graham
| a lot on Eighth street. the considera
| ton being $500.
! Miss Grace Simpson returned yester'
| day from a visit to Denver Colo.
| Frank Davis returned yesterday from
| business trip at Two Rivers Wn.
and Iryigon. Ore. Mr.. Davis report.
1 seeing eigh; railroad camps on tia
north bank Of the Columbia river. ans
that they are fully equipped and thu
| work in full blast
Arrested for Disturbing Services.
Marshal Warren took in tow las
| night two young men about eighteel
years OF age who had been disturb
ing q Sunday evening church service
One Of the young men was playing ;
mouth harp while the other was dane
ing. The marshal started to the cit.
Jail with the boys. but they begged s.
hard that after a severe repriman,
Warren let them go.
Real Estate Transfer.
b. H. Hilliard sold this morning Z
John Riggle lots q and % in Univer
sity addition. The consideration wa
1920.
Guy Yount is assisting the Clarks
enjoyed a good time.
Quarrel Over IN Old Hide.
II Hye and Clark. two men. formeri
old acquaintances in Iowa. who hav
. been peddling meats about town @
, late got into an alteration this morn
ing over the possession of hide the
had purchased. One knocked the othe
out of the buggy. SO the report goes
| and broke his arm. Particulars Of tn
affair cannot be obtained.