Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-03-15
STILL have HOPE
FOR SOME FRUIT
Charleston Growers Will
Await Advent of
Spring
<.arkston Bureau Evening Teller.


Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston, Wn.. March 15.-One Of
the prominent fruit growers stated this
morning that things looked pretty bad
for a fruit crop but there was still a
chance left for this section to have a
fair average yield.
while the most thorough optimist
win Yield the fact that there has been
considerable damage done, according
to the best authority It IL impossible
to state how much damage has been
done and until the weather thaws out
no one win know what the outcome will
IS. So far - has been reported the
cherry crop has been practically UNI
injured. II the weather should mode
rate today and continue to warm up.
confidence would be restored and
everything move along nicely. Many
people are looking on the bright side
q the question, however. and feel that
they are not materially hurt as yet.
Dance Tomorrow NIGHT.
The firemen's dance which will be
given tomorrow evening at Bradford
hail Is promising to be one of the best
dances Of the season. Many tickets
have been sold and the attendance
promises to be large. L. s.. Mellinger
OF the decorating committee states that
the decorations will be in line with the
occasion. A large fire bell will be
placed in the hall and will be sounded
to name each dance. Marshal Warren
will have charge Of the hall. Every
one should purchase q ticket and help
this worthy cause along. as good fire
department Is one of the best things
the city can have.
Look On clarl<ston With Favor.
c. w. Hunton returned this morn.
ing from a weeks business trh in
Spokane. Mr.. Hunton states that the
people Of Spokane look upon this sch
ton with more favor than they did
when he was in that city last spring.
He says their reasons for this change
b principally all the new work and i'm.
provement which Is being carried on.
besides all the new railroad building
both actual and prospective.
Marshal Warren has received the ap
pointment a. constable for this pre-.
cinct.
Olson Boy Very III.
B. Olson and son Oscar left yester-
day evening for the Nex Perez prairie
n response to telephone message
from another son stating that he had
injured his hand, causing blood poison
ing to set in. which permeated his en-
tire body.
Observe Wedding Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Doege will give a
party to q few invited friends tomor-
row evening in honor of their thirtieth
n wedding anniversary. The evening will
b spent in games Of various kinds and
music, after which an elaborate lunch
will be served.
John Lambert Of waha who has been
attending school here during the win
ter will return home this afternoon.
Cal McCracken and his associates
Yesterday filed notice OF the location Of
zen mining claims located in the Cot
sonwood Creek district on the upper
snake. The locations were filed in Neg
Perce county.
Ernest Peiton, who had another ope-
ration performed at st. Joseph's hos
p'tal Yesterday Il reported to &c get
ing along nicely today.
Fine Line Of Mattinn.
Just received swell line Of floor
mating from Kope. Japan. Call and
zee them. L. 8. Mellinger. o