Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-13
FIND
READY MARKET
Charleston Growers Have
Variety and Quality for
ALI Demands

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON, Sept 13.-Grapes, es-
pecially the Muscats, are being brought
to market in good quantities and the
of exceptional good quality. 1t would
surprise the knowing ones who pre-
dicted total failure for Charleston and
Vineland to see the quantity of choice
fruits that are being shipped daily
from this point.
| The injury to the crops by frost has
brought about more diversified con-
dition. Many of the growers have TAX
en- up the work of vegetable produc
ton and are profiting by what seemed
at first dire disaster
! The crop of onions promises good re-
turns and is coming into market in
! fine shape. Charleston and Vineland
are known to produce a good quality
of onions. The growers experienced no
trouble to dry the crop. a very impor
tant item in the work of producing
good onions.
Samuel G. Goheen is cultivating two
and a half acres of choice varieties of
onions this year and his crop will be
valuable one. 4sN y
4 Potatoes are commencing to arrive
from the fiat and are of excellent quail
/ ity. The crop is reported to be a good
average throughout an it is expected
that growers will realize good prices.
The principal varieties grown on the
fiat are the Early Rose and Burbanks.
Both of these varieties do well and
are produced in large quantities here.
The Iowan and Minnesota committee
met last evening and took the initial
steps towards the organization of
club to be known as the Iowa and Min
nesota club. The club will meet again
Monday at the office of Anderson &
Elliott to complete the organization.
The members of the Baptist church
served a chicken dinner last evening at
the parsonage. A social time followed
interspersed with vocal and instru-
mental music. Mrs. Coldren rendered
a number of very choice selections on
the piano. H
The Charleston Republic is making
many improvements for the conven-
fence of it's business and when all IS
finished will have one of the very best
equipped printing establishments in
the West Hg.ET -
Considerable interest is being dis
played by the fruit growers and gar
deners in the coming fair. Choice
fruits and vegetables are being caro-
fully stored away for the event and
when the fair opens it will be found
that the exhibit of this year viii excel
that of former years.
Charleston News Notes.
Mrs. L. E. Bryant returned this
morning from Elgin, Mimi, where she
spent the summer with friends.
e. D. Ingram was an arrival this
morning from culdesac, where he had
been attending to ranch matters
DR.. Ransome and wife left for Spo-
kane today to visit friends.
. Verne Anderson, son of w. D. An
derson, who was reported to have gone
to Portland to attend school, has de-
cided to remain at home and has en-
tered the Lewiston state Normal.
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H. e. Bundy. on Ninth street, is suffer-
ing from a severe attack of stomach
trouble.
Attorney E. E. Halsey returned to-
day from business visit to Asotin.
Mrs Miller is reported quite i'll at
her home in South Vineland.
Miss Devoure has gone to Winches-
4 ter to teach in the public school.
r. A. Booreman is suffering with a
very sore arm, the result of a pitch
fork wound received by the overturn-
. ing of load of hay which Mr.. Boore-
man was hauling
S. T. Ransom and sister are moving
to vollmer, where Mr.. Ransom will en-
B ter the furniture business.
The household goods of C. H Hard
ing are being shipped to Spokane,
where Mr.. Harding has gone into BUSH
ness.
Later developments prove that one
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