Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-06-10
WILL SEND Gem
TO UPPER RIVER
Directors Of Eureka Com.
pany Will Make Test
of Their Ore
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

CHARLESTON, Wash, June 1O.-The
directors of the Eureka Mining &
Milling company today decided to
| send the steamer Mountain Gem to
lmnaha to bring down 100 tons of ore
Tor smelter treatment. The shelter at
which the ore will be treated has not
yet been selected, but will be deter
mined at the meeting of directors,
which will be held Wednesday.
1t is expected the steamer will be
sent to the upper river within the next
Few days or as soon as a crew can be
secured. Negotiations are being made
TO secure Captain Winslow, of the
government dredge Wallowa, and
should permission be secured from the
| department Of government engineers
at Portland 1t is probable that Captain
! Winslow will command the boat on
the upper river trip.
The present board of directors will
adjourn tonight for the stockholders
meeting, which will be held tomorrow.
Nine hundred stockholders will be
| represented at this meeting by about
Is members holding proxies and these
men will elect five directors who will
assist in the management of the af-
fairs for the ensuing year.
The new directors will meet tomor-
row evening or Wednesday morning
when an organization will he perfect
ed and other matters relative to the
a n 2 pf I
determined
y very interesting program was CIV
en- yesterday at the Methodist church
by the primary department of the
Sunday school. The primary depart
partment is in charge of Miss Virginia
Farnsworth and she deserves credit
for the excellent program rendered.
The program was as follows: Opening
hymn; prayer, pastor; responsive
reading; duet, Song Thanksgiving;
exercise, "This Is Children's Day."
recitation, Edna Minden; recitation
Glayds Bulfinch; recitation, Queenia
Griffin; Twenty third psalm, concert;
choir; duet, "Jesus the Shepard Is
Calling;" exercise, How Does the
Shepard Calf" Bible song; remarks,
pastor; recitation, "The Other Sheep"
Offering; chorus; benediction.
Miss Farnsworth was assisted by
three young ladies of the church,
Misses Agnes Enwoldson, Alice Fer
t'g and Leila Carver
Miss Maud Page. of Nez Perez, is
visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
c. Larson.
Mrs. D. L. Henderson has gone to
Camas prairie to visit her sister, Mrs
Kincaid.
Henry Schisler has returned from an
extended visit to the Occur d'Alene
and Palouse country. and reports
everything looking fine in those Sec
tiohs
Mr.. C.. A, Thompson arrived from
the Clearwater country, to look ovel
Charleston property with the view OF
investing here.
Reports are to the effect that the
watermelon and muskmelon crops will
be large this year and greater num-
Der of>peach trees than were anticipa'
ted will have peaches on them.
A. w. Beed and wife, OF Hampton
Iowa, arrived in the city yesterday
They are visiting at the home OF d
B. Parks. Mr.. Beed win look ovel
Charleston property with the view o
investing.
Miss Bessie Hooper, sister OF r. B
4 | r5ooner Of this Mace arrived In tn,
city this morning to make shor
I visit.
Miss Ray Simpson returned thi
morning from Moscow. While ava!
she attended the marriage Of Charlie
Frazee and Miss Minnie Austin a
Pullman.
/ Mrs. Anna Debolt and daughters, o
Moscow, are visiting at the residenc
of Joseph Humphrey of this city.
Mrs. d. J. Olson department on tn
train yesterday for Occur d'Alene t
visit her husband. who is working a
that place.
DR.. Ragsdale returned to his HON
in Leland this morning after brte
visit in the city.
: Charles F'razee and wife arrived i
the city this morning from Moscow.
( Miss Peterson went to Moscow thi
morning to be In attendance at tn
closing program at the State uniyer
sity.
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