Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-06

the OtnSr went lnLO voluntary DdHh-
ruptcy. notifying the wholesale
dealers to come and take possession
of the stock and fixtures. This
makes four to quit since Mondays
election returns became known.
Pullman, Wash.-The veterans OF
four wars, who will meet here in an
nual encampment June 10, II and
IL, will be given hearty welcome
by the G. A. r. post and Women's
Relief corps and the citizens. Ar
rangements are being made to fur
nish tents and fuel for the visiting
veterans and hay for their teams. |
The encampment will be held in
Reamey's park, the best grove In
the Palouse country, where there is
an abundance Of shade and an ar
tesian we'll.
Pullman, Wash.-Instead of the
warm weather hoped for with the
beginning of June, the cold, wet
weather continues in the Palouse
country. Heavy rains have fallen
yesterday and today and the indi-
cations are for continued wet wealth
er. The rains are unusually heavy
for this season and the ground is
wet to a depth of several inches. All
crops are being held back by the
continued cold.
Walla Walla, Wash.-Driven from
their old haunts by the food waters
of irrigation, squirrels are causing
q great deal of damage in the west
ern section of the country and along
the Oregon line. In some fields the
grain has been taken, while in the
gardens potatoes and other vege-
| tables have been beaten to the
North Yakima, Wash.-William
physicians and others interested in
treatment of tuberculosis by the
open air method arc organizing a
company with capital of $4,000
to establish near here q sanitarium
on the lines of the Pottinger estab-
lishment at Monrovia, California.
Hoquaim, Wash.-The largest run
of Quinault blueback salmon in the
history of the fishing industry here
Is being recorded every day. Indi-
ans at the Quinault reservation are
catching and shipping to this city
as high as $500 salmon daily The
ash are repacked in ice and reship-
ped from here all over the United
States.
North Yakima. Wash.-Wiliams
& Baker, who have established GEN.
trail heating plants in the principal
cities Of the country, are organizing
a Joint stock company with q capt.
tai stock Of 100000 to establish a
plant here before winter with ca
pacity Of 10000 square feet of "a
diation.
Pasco, Wash.-To secure money
to equip its road the Spokane, Port
land & Seattle Raiwaly company
has filed a mortgage for 100000
900 against its real and personal
property.
Moscow, Idaho.-With the demo-
cratic state convention out of the
way. several candidates have an
nounced that they seek party favor
for county Offices this fall. w. s.
Robbins of Moscow has been a can
didate for sheriff on the republican
ticket. but he is opposed by Charles
Sullivan of Troy. Mr.. Robbins has
one term to his credit.
Vollmer, Idaho.-The delivery of
grain to the Vollmer warehouses
commenced this week and during
the next. 80 days the last of last
fyear's crop will be stored here for
shipment. The delivery last fall
was cut short by, the lack OF ware
house room and the condition Of the
roads.
Great Falls, Mont.-Wiliam DEM
sey the Augusta rancher who was
shot BY the boy bandits in the hold
up of the Great Northern train last
Saturday night. died as result OF
his injuries. The young holdups,
Rheams, Hatch. Cresswell and RAN
dali. ranging in age from Is to 10
years. must face a charge of murder
In the first degree, under the Mon
tana law.
Wallace, Idaho.-An operation of
skin grating was performed at the
Providence hospital on John McMil-
Ian. Mcmillan, who worken in the
Shoshone mine, lost about Is inches
OF skin from his upper arm on the
S0th of April. As the wound healed
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