Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-11-23
A|REDALES ARE
GOOD HUNTERS
MR.. MUNDEN RETURNS FROM A
HUNTING TRIP-OTHER NEWS
NOTES OF CHARLESTON AND
ASOTIN COUNTY.

j. Munden and son returned last
Saturday from months hunting
and trapping trip in the Blue
mountains. He reports a good time
except that his son was taken quite
sick during the hunt. They captur-
a three good-sized bear and num-
erous others and marten. They had
two of Brown & Evans famous Aire-
dale dogs along, which Mr.. Munden
states worked magnificently, and he
says he would not take $1,000 for
those dogs If he owned them.
George w. Ferguson returned
from Cloverland last Saturday
where he had been looking after hi.
leased orchard interests and super
intending the cider making Mr.
Ferguson is now busy starting on q
large nursery project for the Waha-
Lewiston Land and Water company
which is to be located at the mouth
of Tammanv hollow on Snake river
and 1t will engage a considerable
portion of Mr.. Ferguson's attention
from now on.
Harry Crouch, who went to Cali
fOrnia recently. wrote home from
Red Bluffs, where he is now located,
and seems pleased with that place.
superintendent Otis Randall has
recently written to Charleston friends
that he was pleased with his work
in the Moscoy schools and had pleas
an. relations with his work there
and the schools were moving along
smoothly
O. S. Smith was a Charleston visi-
tor over Sunday.
T. l.. Lanfer, while digging his
carrots. eXhumed one carrot that
weighed s1a pounds, and this is no
fish story.
K. Stuart, recently from Colorado,
Is building comfortable cottage in
South Vineland on valuable acreage
purchased from f, E. Eastwood.
c. w. Walters of Cloverland
passed through town Saturday with
fine bunch of young cattle which
he was delivering to the Goldman
market. Mr.. Walters is one of the
most progressive and successful
ranchers on the Cloverland fat, and
has recently completed about the.
finest farm residence in this part of
the state. Mr.. Walters has faith in
Asotin county and by faith and acts
has been propering.
Gilbert Smiley and T. r. Lanfer
did job of plastering at Union
town last week.
Capt. Dunton Of Anatone made a
call in Charleston last Sunday on his
return trip to his ranch. The cap
tain has as usual fine market for
his high-class butter, which now
commands 40 cents per pound. Mr.
Dnnton Is now in search OF a dairy
man and hand for the coming year
and has a fine position ready for
some young man willing and ready
to learn. The wages vii, he good.
y F. Blantpnship of Pecla was
Charleston +~oder ear1v last wcok ri
the store of Evans, Hooper and Bur-
rows
Virgil Marks. frorn Divin Wash
was r1arkston visitor last week
and loft for Walla Walla
T. Brooks who was Nm from his
Siloott raneh RECENTLY shaking hands
with his MANY old friends on tho
fat. renor's that he had ONLY a lieht
cron this wear. He has nice field
of fall sown grain and is looking for
a fine crop next season.
F. r. chnlz rerorts busy season.
having done large amount Of con-
tract VOL. in Davton and Pullman
He expects 70 soon move M on his
r,oim two miles north of Lewiston
after which his family eypect to
move hack to Charleston. as they
like II here and have children in
school here.