Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-07-19
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MOCK TRIAL
The Charleston Wood.
men Keep Three Mem.
bers on Carpet

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston, Wash, July 18th
Woodmen OF the World held their reg
ular meeting last night at the Brad
FORD hall and elected officers for tn
ensuing half year. Those elected las
evening were J. A. Ayre, council com
mander; F. J. Mcfarland, advisor
lieutenant: Shirley Rummel, escort
L. c. Lamser and j. w. Stephens
managers: r. b. Hooper. Waterman
w. L. Potter, sentry. The Offices o.
clerk and banker were carried over
the present holders w. NJ. Cleminsor
and o. b, Nelson, continuing in office
After the formality of the election
OF officers mock trial was held a,
which three of the members were ac-
cused of theft OF a tent from Hooper
Clemenson. while on a fishing trip
at Asotin creek, and otherwise intimi -
dating the compliments
AHe JuuBes OF tne court were II. Lit
tie, George Dagnali and j. A. Mcbride,
while r. J. Mcfarland and G.. Smiley
appeared In the defense Of the trio.
n. b. Hooper and w. NJ. Clemenson
acted as prosecuting attorneys. Owing
to the lateness OF the hour and the Sc
verify OF the charge. the case was car
ried over to the next meeting, the first
Wednesday In August. The feature Of
the trial was the fish pole which was
introduced as evidence against Steph-
ems. one OF the defendants
Wagon Drops Through Bridge.
An accident occurred yesterday on
the Green bridge" just above Asotin
when the six horse team and load OF
lumber driven by one OF the sons OF
William Parrish broke through the
bridge and landed the outfit in the
bottom of the Asotin creek. Nothing
was hurt In the fall beside the wagon
and part of the lumber. The outfit
was removed from the creek bed yes
terday
0ettin9 F1orsee IN Trim.
A number OF horses are now quart
cred at the race track at the fair
grounds working out for the coming
fall race meets In the fair circuit.
Among those now being worked are
Maid Of The Mist. Lily of the Valley
and Red Cloud, a Clifford horse.
The jacks belonging to Davis and
Hotchkiss are also at the track, but
VIII soon be moved to the Walia Walla
stables belonging to the Arm. Mr.
Davis OF the firm left the fore part OF
the week for Kentucky. where he will
purchase another carload OF the ami
mails for shipment into the west the
largest part Of them to be left at the
n"@stp =" o,e, While The remaln,,e,
VIII be taken to this city and walla
Walla.
Personal Mention.
A. A. Conrad. OF the Commercial
company. and wife left this morning
Tor tour of the coast cities stopping
irst at Spokane.
c. w. Hunton left on the morning
rain for Colfax.
Mrs. c. w. Croker, who has been
at the home of Mrs, D. s.
returned to her home at Ken
Trick this morning.
f. g. Morrison Is In the city this
norning from his ranch near the
Highland ditch.
+, NJ Hinkly returned to the city
yesterday from a business trip to Spo-
tame.
Harry Groves, cousin of r. NJ.
unkley arrived In the city yesterday
rom Spokane.
Mrs. NJ. w. Isle arrived In the city
his morning from the ranch near
Sam Barkley and son Bob, were In |
he city yesterday from Cleveland.
j. II, Taylor. of Spokane liz In the !
ity to-day In the interest of the anti !
aloon league.
j. J. Blydenstein. the draughtsman
{ the Lewiston Charleston company's
Itch, Is in the city today.
G. w. Woman. former county |
Of this county, was In
he city yesterday from his home at |
Ianson's Ferry.
r. N. Brannon of Orofino arrived in |
he city yesterday.
City Marshal j. 3. Warren left the |
ity last night for Uniontown on legal |
BUSINESS
G. W. Bashor is in the city today |
rom Summit