Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-10-28

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NORTH YAKIMA.-Because she is
said to look like Grace Ogara, wanted
by the Tacoma police Mrs. I. B. Smith |
of Seattle has been subjected to the
of being placed under ar
rest by the officers at Ellingsburg and
also North Yakima. She was held in
Tacoma, when the mistake was dis
covered.
DAYTON.-A proposition has been
made to the farmers and business men
of this community to install a tomato
cannery. The plant could also he used
in the canning of fruits and other veg
etables, but tomatoes would be the
chief crop cultivated as they are very
prolific in the Dayton country and Of
an excellent quality.
COLFAX-The attention of the
gland jury now in session here has
been devoted to the alleged election
frauds at Pullman. A number of prom
inent citizens from Pullman have been
called before the grand jury as wit
nesses and it is apparent the jury Is
making an endeavor to ascertain the
truth of the conditions.
CHENEY-Tony Pansy an Italian
bartender, has been placed under ar
rest upon the charge of firing three
shots at G. w. Packwood a few nights
ago. Pansy fled Immediately after the
shooting, but returned yesterday and
resumed work in the saloon. This Is
the second shooting scrape in which
bartenders have been involved since
ago.
NORTH YAKIMA.-Approxim
100000 acres of land will be open for
settlement on the Yakima reservation
when the Indian reservation is thrown
open for settlement according to a re-
cent decision of the United States land
office. The ruling will also deprive the
state of large number of school Sc
lections made upon the reservation.
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| DAVENPORT.-Acco to a de-
cision of the superior court l. J. Min
nick eX-treasurer of Lincoln county,
will be held responsible for the sum Of
$4,000 lost by the failure of the Big
Bend National bank. The receiver of
the bank has paid out about IS per cent
of the Indebtedness which will leave
i Mr.. Minnick responsible for about $12,-
900.
CHELAN,-Governor Mead is still
handing out the promises of state help
for the Col tvuction of bridges and the
people of { Ian have come in for their
share in a suggestion that state ait
might be secured in the construction OF
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i When Governor Mead was here on g
recent visit he expressed himself as
favorabel to the state extending aid in
the construction of the bridge.
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ST. JOHN.-The anti-saloon league
is making arrangements for bitter
campaign Install witha view of ..wips
ing out the saloons from this place. The
saloons have been here but for one
year and the sentiment of the people
COLFAX.--The lumber yards at thi!
place, Moscow and Pendelton have
been purchased by the Standard Lum-
Der company of Portland. The new
owners will take charge of the bushes,
at the several places on November l.
WALLA WALLA.-Farmers in thu
Walla Walla valley have discovered
that handsome profits can be secured
4 by the cultivation of potatoes on
large scale. Several fields of so acre.
or more have been cultivated on thu
summer ,fallow land and in many in
stances the potatoes are left in tn
ground until spring and then marketed
at the highest prices.
WALLA WALLA.-Preparatio ar
already under way for the big poultr,
show that will be conducted here i
January. The breeds in all sections o
the northwest, including the William
cite valley and the poultry section
surrounding Tacoma and Seattle wi
be here with their best birds.
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