Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-02-27
HOLD CAUCUS
THIS EVENING
Select Candidates For School
Director and Library
Trustee
Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.


ell meeting last evening when that
body authorized the purchasing of 100
license tags. The dog license is 81
for male and 81 for female dogs.
Permission was granted the Lewis
ton Charleston company to improve the
grade of Main, street between Syca-
more and Chestnut streets. Men are
at work there today.
Claypoole & Hobart, owners of the
city dray line, asked that the dray
license be raised from SIS to $50 per
year for the first team. ana $40 for
each succeeding team. The applica-
ton was tabled.
Frank Bales was given permission
to build an addition to his building on
Sixth street The addition is to be
14x22 feet.
Hold Caucus This Evening.
The school caucus for the purpose
of placing in nomination school di-
rector to serve three years, and a
library trustee to serve five years, will
be held at the High school auditorium
tonight. 1t is understood that w. E.
Howard, who has acted as director for
the past term, will not be a candidate
for reelection.
| Order Airedales Today.
The two Airedale terriers for the
kennel owned by Frank E. Brown and
c. NJ Evans, were ordered from a ken
neI in Illinois this morning. Several
others have been ordered of a breeder
in Montreal, Canada Brown and
Evans are in receipt of a letter from
K. N. Rees of Greenwood, B. c., stat
ing that he wants to enter into a part
nership with them in case they order
a dog from the Montreas kennels.
Other letters Of inquiry regarding the
dogs have been received.
The terriers win arrive here IN the
course Of several days. Mr.. Evans
has constructed a woven wire eenns
aboSt his residence which win be ussd
las temporary quarters for the dogs.
Permanent kennels will be established
at the residence q Frank Brown on
NightA street.
r. z. Graham Recover.
n. Il. Graham, who was struck by a
bicycle ridden BY MHrray Caldwell and
rendered unconscious for eight hours
left this morning for Coos Bay, Ore,
where he goes to Join his family.
Charleston News Notes.
Cal McCracken returned yesterday
morning from the coal mines near the
junction of the Snake and Salmon
rivers. In which he is interested.
| C. s. Jensen and wife left this
morning for Missoula. Mont, where
they reside. They have been visiting
Mrs. Hinchman, a sister of Mrs. Jen-
sen.
Fl. E. Gilbert has gone to clifford to
look after farming interests. Mr.. Gill
bert recently moved to Charleston from
Asotin.
F. s. Anderson has returned from
Kendrick idaho where he has been
in the interest of the fruit company
of which he is p member. He says
that the last car load of prunes on
hand there was shipped yesterday.
Frank E. Brown is having plans
drawn for home which he will erect
on Eighth street between the resi-
dences of DR.. johnson and ]. Smiley
Arthur Mcfarland is arranging to
open offices over the Brazeau & Full
ton drug store. He lately graduated
from an osteopathy college at Kinks
Vile, Mo.
Mrs. ], Schwlbach and son left this
morning for Grangeville, idaho. They
have been spending the winter in the
city.
Mrs Harry Haynes has gone for a
short visit with her parents at Ken
drick, Idaho.
The women Of the Presbyterian
church will serve dinner and supper In
Bradford hall Friday afternoon and
evening. Household articles win be
sold during the evening.
Miss Francis Clear left yesterday
for Culdesac, idaho. where she will
visit for a few days with her sister
Mrs. A. D. Gregory.
W. A Elliott left on the Owl train
last night for Spokane.
D. e. wherry. recent proprietor OF
the Bargain Bazaar at Lewiston, is to-
day moving his stock into the McKins-
try building. formerly occupied by the