Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-11
SPRAYING JUICE
ON TREE PESTS
Fifteen Machines Are Being
Worked on Charleston
Flat
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
CHARLESTON, Wash, March H.
There are 10 spraying machines on
the Charleston fiat working among the |
orchards, using the sulphur and lime
combination spray" said Fruit In
spector George w. Ferguson this
morning.
Mr.. Ferguson added that 1t will be
at least two weeks before the entire
fiat Is sprayed. The orchards on the
upper and lower rivers have been
I sprayed.
"a phenomenon exists In this Snake
river valley" continued Mr.. Ferguson.
Both the country below US on the
Snake rievr and the orchard ground
on the upper Snake river, has an
earlier spring than we have, The
fruit ripens about two weeks earlier
and the seasons, in accordance, ar
rive sooner"
The condition is accounted for by the
steep hillsides of the Snake river. The
/ heat of the early summer is reflected
and reflected again off the sides OF
the canyon walls to the valley below.
DR.. Isle Erects Pretty Home.
A neat and attractive design of
architecture is being worked out in
the construction Of the home of Dr. NJ.
w. Isle, which is being erected on
Second near Bridge street. The house
is being built after the style Of a
Japanese pagoda along bungalow lines
with an exclusive portico and wall de-
sign. It will cost $4,000
Many Attend kettIeson Sale.
A number of Charleston people left
this morning for Alpowai, where they
will attend the sale which is being
held by Ole Kettleson. The sale will
be "cried" by Mayor r. M. Yount.
Messrs. Brown, Morrison, Sailor, and
Yount are those who will attend the
auction.
KimbaII Returns From Seattle.
Manager r. c. Kimball of the Lew
iston- Charleston company has returned
from a short business trip to Seattle,
where he went in the interest of the
company The wood pipe for the con-
struction Of the Asotin pipe line is
being held in that city by the North
ern Pacific railway under an embargo
act, It Is understood that Mr., Kimball
secured the release of the pipe On
it's arrival it will be taken to Asotin
and the construction crews on the line
supplied,
Rides Bicycle; Fined SIS.
A. NJ. Van Dyke, a Lewiston, man
was yesterday arrested by Marshal
Mcbride and arraigned before Police
Judge Clear on the charge of having
ridden a bicycle on Sixth street. He
} plead guilty and was fined SIS. The
fine was paid, and Van Dyke was re-
leased.
Charleston News Notes.
Miss Emma Schumacher returned tc
her home at Moscow this morning aft
er short visit in the city.
George Decker and family are NOV
ing from the rooms over the Billupf
meat market to Koosl1ia, Idaho, theil
former home.
Miss Emma Trazee will leave in the
morning for Moscow, Idaho, where sh'
will spend week visiting her parents
Charles Hobart father Of Ed Ho'
bart, returned to his home at Troy
Idaho, this morning.
Ed Hobart has been forced to hau
hay to Charleston from the Genese
country because of the shortage D
cars. Shippers at Genesee have beef
v unable to secure cars for the hay an
have consequently advised Mr.. Hobar
that to secure the feed, he must hau
it over the hill in wagons. :
Bert Denny and family have return
: ed from Nez Perez, Idaho, where the
went to attend the funeral of Thoma
Denny, who died at Lewiston las
:, week.
= B. j. Roper & CO. have secured tn
q contract for the home which is bein
built by DR.. NJ. w. Isle,