Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-11-28

of 40 cents for hluestem and 6S cents
| for other varieties. The other COM
panies are buying only the contract
ed grain but 1t is believed normal
conditions will prevail within a few
days. The delivery up to this time
has reached about 100000 bushels
and about 100000 bushels remain
to be delivered.
North "Reminiscences Gibson, the
contractor who held the contract for
the construction of the Y. M. G. A.
building in this city, has been or
! dered committed to the insane asy-
lum by the county examining board
at Seattle. The causeO of Gibson's
insanity is attributed to worry over
his inability to secure funds with
which to carry on his contracts and
the fact that his contract here was
below the actual cost of constructing
the building.
Washtucna-The public schools
have been ordered closed by the To-
cal health officer because of diphthe-
ria which is now prevalent in the
community. Two deaths have re-
suited in one family and it is be-
lieved there are several other cases
in the town.
Wardner-The mining men of the
district have prevented the Landing
of carload of Japanese who We're
shipped to Kellog to be employed In
railroad construction. The word
reached Kellogg that a carload of
Japs were en- route to work on the
railroad and when the train stopped
at the depot detachment of miners
served notice on the Japs that they
could not work there. The train
continued to Wallace but the word
preceded them and the same action
was taken there. The car was then
side tracked and the Japs returned
to Spokane by the next. west bound
train.
Wallace-Pat Ryan, who created
the excitement during the trial of
Steve Adams in this city by rising
in court and proclaiming himself the
murderer of Fred Tyler, is now un-
der arrest in Missoula, Mont, on
charge Of murder in the first degree.
He was recognized there by Deputy
Sheriff Angus Sutherland who was
i called to the Montana city for that
purpose.
Toppenish-The final corrections
b the survey of the Indian reserva-
ton has been made by a Spokane
engineer and 1t is expected the ap-
praisement preparatory to opening
the reservation will be made within
a short time. The general informa-
ton is to the effect the reservation
will not be thrown open to settle
ment for two years but it is evident
the government expects to have all
, details in readiness for the opening
at that time.
North Yakima.-The residents of
the Yakima valley have planned to
hold market days in this city and
have designated December 5, and
as the time when the first expert
ment win be made. The scheme is
the oukgrowth of an eastern custom
and the plan provides for the bring
ing together of the products of the
valley which will be placed on sale
in the market place.
Occur d'Alene-Angus Mcintosh
a timber locator is now on tria
charged with obtaining money under
n false pretenses Mcintosh is charged
in the complaint with having taker
I a prospective customer upon ont
piece of valuable timber land an(
furnished him with the numbers O.
another tract that was PRACTICAL,
worthless from a timber standpoint
Moscow-The superintendent an,
several OF the teachers of the public
Q school have rendered their resigna
q lions because OF a dissension in tn
a school board and there is talk on tn
n streets of circulating petitions ask
J. Ing that certain members of tn
n board resign in order that the schoo
n work may be carried on without EN-
,s barassment. The teachers hav
n been prevailed upon to hold thei
positions until the Christmas holi
- days and 1T is hoped conditions wi
be improved before that time.
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n Doan's Ointment cured me of az
ZPma that had o1uoyad -. -,