Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-01
NO DAMAGE
TO THE FRUIT
GROWERS ARE PREPARED TO
WITHSTAND ANY SUDDEN
DROP IN TEMPERATURE BY
APPLICATION OF SMUDGE.

| growers are still guarding their Or
chards from likelihood OF injury
from frosts. The weather has been
threatening, but never really dan
| gerous. The temperature barely
reached the frost line last night and
will probably hover in that vicinity
tonight, though no damage has been
| done, and under present conditions Il
very severe frost could be guarded
against by the carefully prepared
system of smudging that IS ready to
be put in operation at moments
notice, and growers are in constant
touch with the weather bureau and
will be notified when the tempera-
ture takes drop.
Charleston News Notes.
| Fl. J. Hibbs returned from Guide
sac yesterday.
Miss Deyore, daughter of Fred De-
wore, is confined to her home with
illness, but is reported as improv-
ing.
Cal Daylong arrived yesterday and
will work for A H. Zeigler.
Mrs. M. J. Boughorn and Mrs. s.
Moran, sisters of Charles Strong, ar
rived Tuesday for visit.
Samuel Saunders, who has been
visiting Ed Windus, left today for
New York.
Doc Booher is recovering slowly
from an attack of blood poisoning.
i Word is received here that Mr.
land Mrs. Saxton will shortly return
to reside in Charleston.
r. H. High was down from Voll-
mer Monday for a few days respite
i. from the Snow banks.
w. r. Davidson is making some
improvements in frightening up tn
) front of his storeroOm.
S. II. Foster is exhibiting a speci
!, men of oakum that he found in tn
Asotin country.
I. Jack Turner has traded his acre
ago on Asotin creek to Frank Bayle
for the Newman property on Sew
i, enth. street.
Il Gilbert Smiley has completed tn
cement walk for the Murdoch prop
a erty and will begin a contract t
provide the Schmadaka residenc
: with similar Improvement.
FL Misses Emma Grant and Emm
Frazee arrived Tuesday for visi
:. with Charles Frazee.
ri Martin Meuli, arrived yesterda
y and is making arrangements to en-
large and modernize his residence O.
Seventh street.
b Mrs. o. G. Heaton Of Seattle arriy
Tuesday for a visit with her father
Captain H. e. Farnsworth.
Charles Lambert and a party 9
land buyers left yesterday for Call
fornia, where Mr. Lambert expect
to remain for most of the summer.
The son of A. H. Morris, III a
Is the family home on Poplar street,
very low from consumption.
Robert 1. Evans died at 3 o'cloc
this morning. The deceased we
10 about 80 years OF age and has bee
y i'll for several weeks. The S1ner;
o. will be from the M. E. church t.
~ morrow.
W County Assessor rown is in AS,
off al nj h,vc In &c
- Deputy Sheriff Mcbride arreste
A George Baker and Lloyd Wilson ,
- Silcott Monday on charges presente
NC by. A. l.. Davis, but before they hs
~ reached Charleston on their retul
90 they we've ordered released by judy
" Clear.
y T. M. Hadley is here from Oak
10 dale and will round up a carload
Up horses.
G. A. R. Installation.
Il John M. Palmer Post No. 204 /
- stalled the following officers at
-. last meeting: B. Presson, post COZ
9" mander; Captain Farnsworth, semi
. vice commander; Comrade Thorn
~ son, junior vice commander; ].
' Lathrop, @. NJ; S. G.. Guheen, adjt
y" J. w. Wilson, o. D.; M. L. Badge
chaplain.
~ Two new recruits were added, al
ny the roster has now q names. A
1 departments of the post are prospe
- GUS, and the old veterans thoul
aged in years, are still in the bic
- som OF youth in spirit and enere