Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-01-30

Location notices were yesterday |
filed in the auditors office by J. s.
Payne, showing filings on the White |
bird, Virginia, Vermont and Blackbird
claims in the Ruby creek district in
Nez Perez county.
The false work on the Potlatch
creek bridge at Arrow is to be
strengthened SO as to eliminate dan
ger from the spring freshets. F.. B.
Costello and w S. Girthoffer have
gone to Arrow to do the work..
Sixty railroad men went to Culdesac
yesterday to work on the Culdesac-
Grangeville extension Of the Northern
Pacific. They are from Spokane and
camps near Riparia.
Hay in the Kooskia section Is get
ting scarce and should the present
weather continue, stock will suffer
| from the lack of feed" said Elmer W.
King. who was in the city yesterday
from Kooskia.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Swift left
yesterday for Spokane, where they go
to conduct the Pioneer hotel.
State secretary Of the Y. M. c. A.,
I. B. Rhodes, has returned to Port
land. Ore, where he goes to complete
the work of raising money for the
association building being erected
there. Mr.. Rhodes will return here in
April to complete the campaign in
this city. More than 200 young men
have signifled their intentions to be-
come members of the local Y. M. C. A.
when the organization is perfected
Sewer Contractor j. A. Clark left
yesterday for Palouse after spending
several days in the city attending to
sewer matters. He states that active
work will be commenced in about two
weeks.
Placer mining along the salmon
river has been stopped because of the
freezing water in the bitches. Pipes
would break should the water be al
lowed to enter them.
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Theodore Parks, manager of the
Colonel mine in the Buffalo Hump
country, has returned home after a
shore visit in the city. He says that
eight feet of snow covered the ground
when he left and with the present fall,
a total of 10 feet will probably be en-
countered on his return trip. The
largest fall of snow. in the camp for
| winter.
The Creamery Cafe. which is the
old Grand restaurant remodeled, will
be opened Monday by M. F. Hadley,
who has recently purchased the resort
from Albert Stiffel.
A castle of Royal Highlanders will
probably be installed in Lewiston. G..
T. Blair, deputy of the order Is here
from Boise and is working for the
establishment of the order here.
III
The freshman class of the High
school last evening chartered dozen
hand sleds and spent 8the evening
coasting on the hill below the High
school building. At the conclusion OF
the evenings entertainment the coast
ers met at the Palm The seniors took
an extended sleigh ride.
T. c. Brownell is preparing to move
his candy stockk into one Of the store
rooms in the building being erected by
Joe Lasker, next to the new postoffice
Mr.. Brownelf was recently forced to
move from his location on lower Main
street. because. OF the erection Of a
large brick block.
A foreigner. charged with being
drunk and disorderly. was fined $3.50
by Police Judge Erb this morning. The
city will be paid by work on the city
streets. The man was this afternoon
engaged in clearing the snow off the
walks in front Of the police court
Watch for the barrels.
TWO CANNON ARE TO STAY
Moscow Students Not te BE Deprived
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