Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-04-25

Much interest is taken here In the
ball game Friday at Moscow between
the universities of Idaho and Oregon. ,,
| The Valley Lumber company has
| moved its offices from the Mark Means
building to building on First street.
| Street Commissioner Smith has pur
the steam rock crusher to work and
is using the output along Main street.
Most of the farmers in the Potlatch
section have completed their spring
blowing. They say winter wheat looks
fine.
The High school track team is work.
ing hard for the meets at Pullman AMI
walla Walla. Next week will be de-
voted to ''tapering off,"
Travel from Grangeville into the
Buffalo Hump country is increasing as
the roads improve and the snow UP in
the mountains disappears.
Saturday afternoon the Lewiston
State Normal nine will cross bats with
the Fort Lapwai Indians. The game
will be called at o'clock.
Work on the foundation of the new
NJ. E. church is progressing rapidly
1t will soon be ready for the corner
stone and structural stone.
Postmaster McEachron has decided
to paint the letter boxes. He has been
advised by the department that five
new boxes are enroute to this city.
Professors H. C. Calhoun of the Lew
iston State Normal school history de-
partment will be instructor in thai
study at the Cheney summer normal.
There has been such an improve
ment in the car situation during the
past two months that much grain has
been moved from the Clearwater sec
ton.
1t is reported that the Northern Pa
cific hospital at Culdesac is to be
moved to Cottonwood as soon as track
laying has progressed to Lawyers can
yon.
Friday will be the SSth anniversary
of the foundation of the I. o. o. F. or
der in this country, and the event will
be appropriately observed by the local
lodge.
Professor H. L. Talkington of the
State Normal school has gone to Boise,
where he will attend a session of the
Idaho Historical society, of which he
is a member.
Fruit trees In and around Juliaetta
and Kendrick are in full bloom, with
, the outward prospects of a big fruit
crop. Peaches and cherries look
especially fine.
} Tomorrow will be Arbor day in Neg
Perez county, and the schools jare
ready to observe the same with suitable
literary and musical programs and the
! planting of trees.
The interior decorations of the Ray
mond hotel lobby will be completed
! this evening. Paint and fresh wall
paper have given the room a most
cheerful appearance
Monte Wax has resigned his position
. with M. Seller & Co., of Portland, to
accept a position with the Portland
. branch OF the American Import COM
pany of San Francisco.
About three miles of steel have been
laid from Culdesac on the Northern
Pacific extension and a number Of
small bridges have been completed Inn
mediately east of town.
DR.. Charles McFadden, convicted of
manslaughter and sentenced to two
years in the penitentiary from Asotin
county, Wash, has appealed his case.
He has been released on $1,000 bonds.
County Treasurer w. c. Woodruff OF
Asotin county. Wash, win open bids
Monday for $4,000 worth of bonds for
school district No l. The money win
be used for the erection Of school
house.
DIR. Padelford. head OF the English
department of the Washington State
university at Seattle. Wash. Is in the
city and this morning addressed the
students OF the Lewiston State Normal
school