Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-02-03
LOCAL BRIEFS

LOCAL BRIEFS
WORK TO START SOON-R. H.
Jones Of the firm Of Bales & Jones. ar
rived in the city today from Grange
vile. where he has been in attendance
at the meeting of the stockholders OF
the Grangeville Electrict Line. Mr..
Jones is very enthusiastic and says he
is positive that work will be started
inside of 90 days.
JUDGE COBURN ILL-Judge c. P.
Coburn is i'll at this home and unable
to attend to his court duties. He came
down yesterday but remained but a
short time and has been under the doc
tors care ever since. His physician
reports improvement this morning but
prescribes entire rest and quiet.
EASTERN STAR-AIrs. d. Need
ham went to Genesee this morning to
institute a chapter of the order of the
Eastern Star. She was accompanied
by a team from the local lodge and the
work will be given by the Lewiston
lodge. The institution will be followed
by a social function. The new lodge
will start off with a fine membership.
SKIN GRAFT HEALED-O. P.
Calvin will return to his home at
Greer this afternoon. having been here
for several weeks under the care of
DR.. j. f. Hurlbut in the treatment OF
his hand that was badly lacerated in
the accident that happened to him
nearly two months ago His right arm
was broken and the flesh on his wrist
and the back of his hand flaved off. He
has been successfully treated by skin
Grating and the wound is almost en-
tirely healed
INCREASE DIRECTORS--Ame
ed articles OF INCORPORATION of the
Ranchers state Saving Bank Of Peck
were filed at the county auditors office
Yesterday. the object of the amended
articles being to increase the number
Of directors from six to eight. The
directors are A. J. Dryden, George F.
Walker. George X. Force F. w. Wood
in. f. E. Williams. D. E. Yakin and
VIM. Depew.
HAS BEEN RELEASED-Word was
received yesterday that Frank Fursh.
given life sentence to San Quentin for
robbing the Mt. Idaho stage. was re-
leased in December. 1901. Councilman
Eben Mounce. United States marshal
at the time Of the Fursh holdup, had
heen asked to intercede in Fursh's be-
half
DOG CATCHER-A petition was
filed with the city council last night.
asking that A. J. Carlson be appointed
dog catcher The matter has been ia
ken under advisement by the mayor.
YARBER CASE-The preliminary
I,ao NJ; Of
saulted his wife Sunday night with
butcher knife. will be heard before
Judge Hanlon Monday morning at 10
o'clock. s. O. Tannahill is attorney
for the Defense who it is understood,
will plead insanity for the rash act.
THREE F1NED-Justice Tillman
Bell presided over the police court this
morning in the absence Of Judge CO.
burn and passed sentence Of fine upon
three persons arrested for being drunk
and disorderly.
GIVE PRIZES TONIGHT-The ju-
nior statesmen Of he Kjos store con-
test are to be present at the store be-
tween the hours of and 9 tonight and
receive their prizes. They will be as
sembled and taken to the west front
window. where the prizes are and the
presentation will take place.
PRIZE WINNERS-The cash and
merchandise prizes that have been dis
played in the show window Of the Kjos
store since Thursday will be dis
trihuted tonight. The first prize Of $50
will go to Margaret Roos. the second
Of $40 to Nina Uppinghouse. the third
of IS to Neil Cameron. and the fourth,
$3.50. to leila Lindsay
BALL GAME-Coach Calhoun re-
ports that the first full game Of base
hal, Of the season will be played at the
Normal grounds this afternoon. The
Normal has two full teams this season.
and they have been playing five in
batteries for the teams are Davis and
Kettenbach. and Tough or Thompson
and 3. Cleveland. Mr.. Calhoun pre-
diets that the Normal will be heard
from on the diamond this season.
TRYOUT DEBATE-The tryout de-
bate at the Normal will take place Fri
day of next week. and the result will
determine the team that is to meet the
Idaho preparatory team here in joint
contest February II.
FUNERAL TOMORROw-M arga-
ret. the six-year- daughter of E. ].
Bailey of Vineland. died last night from
a complication Of diseases. The flu
neral will be from the residence at l
o'clock tomorrow.
SEVEN CARS STOCK-A. v. Nc
rorty Skinned from different points in
the Clearwater country yesterday
seven carloads Of stock To the Carstens
Packing company, at Tacoma. Two
cars Of these were choice steers. the