Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-03-20


society met last evening in the offices |
of DIR. John r. Hurlbut for q discus
sion of the stomach. There was a
good attendance of physicians.
Lewiston chapter. r. A. M, will hold
its regular conclave this evening. AS
there Is business Of Importance to be
transacted, it is requested that the
attendance be large.
The Ford Lumber company is clear
| ing ground In the rear Of the Temple
theater for large lumber shed.
Fisher Carr has purchased quar-
ter section of land near Weippe.
Lavena Rodgers has sued Dana g.
Lavena for divorce.
| In the district court Houser &
Haines Manufacturing company has
/: entered suit against H. o. Toel and L.
jackson to recover 500 on a promis-
sorry note.
Emil Haner has secured license
in Idaho county for a saloon within
five miles of construction work. He
says the law is unconstitutional, and
proposes to take it to the state
supreme court.
Lewis Wilde is to be cashier Of the
new bank which is to be opened next
week at Ferdinand.
Citizens are complaining Of the
scarcity of mail boxes on the streets,
and an effort is to be made to secure
more from the postal authorities.
C. c. Day of Asotin yesterday bought
fat porker which cost $500. He
will be part of consignment of seven
cars for the Seattle market.
Thomas Gates has been sentenced
to two years in the penitentiary for a
: statutory offense committed against
Miss Anna Keissecker, who lives near
Asotin.
Thomas Robinson, Of Silcott, has
purchased 800 acres in the Peoia
Washington, section, for $4,000.
; John 'welch, of weippe, who is II
Lewiston, says that that section o
the state is booming, there being !,
good demand for town and countr!
real estate.
The Merchants Protective associa
: ton last evening went on record a
being in favor of bringing the Uni
versity of Idaho cadets to Lewiston
: next month, and will lend a. helping
hand in the collection of $500 to de
fray the expenses Of bringing the boy
here and taking them back again.
The Ladies' Aid society of tn
Christian church of Charleston Wi
give violet tea at the home of Mrs
F. e. Nuss, corner of Eighth an,
Highland streets, Thursday afternoo
from to o'clock.
A. S. Stacey says that he likes tn
> slogan, Beware of Lewiston" for tn
Booster club, And so does DR.. j. I
: Ray.
, Excelsior Lodge, K. p, will NEE
r this evening
q The women of the Presbyteria
/. hurch will give their monthly tea Sat
! urday afternoon at the residence &
n Mrs. Caldwell, corner Seventh avenu
and Sixth street
re- An egg supper is to be given by tn
= women of the Christian church in tn
: Mark Means building on March 81
s, The Ladies' Guild of the Episcops
I. church met at o'clock this afternoo
lie with Mrs. J. p. Tapscott, 4s1 Secon
q avenue.
}; H. w. Newton has been given vot
a. of thanks for the interest he has tax
en- in the preliminary steps looking I
the organization Of a booster club.
; The Ladies' Aid soiety of the Chris
:; tian church will meet with Mrs. c. !
8, Swormstedt TO G street, tomorrow
1T There will be work to do. The wome
wish to transact some important busi
ness so a full attendance is requested
+ Bert Kressler, of Kooslxia, formerl
I. deputy game warden, who is in tn
p city, says that the recent rains faav
n. made the roads on the side hills a
ID most impossible. Stages and far
r. teams are being drawn by four an
: six horses.