Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-10-26
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POULTRY SHOW
TO BE LARGEST AFFAIR EVER
HELD IN THIS SECTION-ARE
SENDING OUT LITERATURE
IMPROVING LIBRARY.

| ing the next poultry show, and this
early in the season there is a large
amount of outside inquiry coming in
concerning this show, which is the
only one in eastern washington or
north Idaho that is a member of the
national association
| The presence of Mr.. Denney, the
noted judge and poultry lecturer, is
going to be a great drawing card.
The poultry talks each evening will
be prominent feature of the show,
as there are few opportunities af-
| forded that will allow the privilege
| II hearing such noted authority on
poultry, which is now coming to be
regarded one of the mos, important
industries in this section
The throwing open Of homes to ac-
| commodate the host Of visitors that
will come to Clarkstn during show
week is a matter tina: should cary
engage the attention of our people,
and a little later on. no doubt,
| downtown bureau of information
| which will show the list Of homes
that will furnish rooming accommo-
Gations during show week, will be
established
H. j. Stephens OF West f m street
has probably the finest aggregation
of Rhode Island red chickens ever
seen in southeast Washington. He
has nearly 400 all even in style and
color, and they are thrifty set
and easy keepers. Mr.. Stephens pro-
nounces them the best layers Of any
bird Of their class.
The Charleston library board is
making some substantial improve
n,ents about the library bu1 ding,
grading the lot and putting in re-
tanning wall There will be a ce-
ment walk Tayed to the front door,
and the lot will be seeded to grass
and the place will become one Of the
ornamental corners Of the town.
A. J. Carver left Monday for the
Lucille mining district where he will
likely spend the next two months
looking after his mining interests.
Editor Fields Of Moscow spent
Sunday here at the home OF his
brcther-in-law. H. ]. Stephens. Mr..
Fields addressed Lewiston people at
the NJ E. church Sunday evening.
outlining the business side Of prohi-
bitfon in his home town.
Peter Herrick and family have re-
turned to their claim at Cronin.
Wash. They expect to spend the
winter there.
Mrs. D. w. McLain returned last
Saturday from Spokane. where she
has spent the past six weeks keeping |
house for her son, whose wife has
been on visit in the East.
=. l.. Jones of the Charleston drug |
store has been spending this week In
Spokane, making purchases for the
holiday trade. Mrs. Jones accom-
panied him. s@
C. M. Evans, F. j. Mcfarland, H. |
w. Hibbs and Bert Riggs came in
from upper Asotin creek late Satur-
day night heavily loaded with fish |
and generous allowance of quail. |
and the various Sunday dinner ta-
bles had an extra palatable course |
OF feed.
J. NJ. Provost has leased large
tract Of land this side of the 81
ranch and has taken possession on
a ve-year lease. Mr.. Provost has been |
a very successful wheat farmer in
the past having successfully farmed |
Indian lands east of the Sweetwa-
ter.
d. B. Parks spent the last Of last |
week at Troy. where he purchased a !
number Of cars of lumber for his |
yard.
Rev. M. H. Marvin or Pullman. |
who was visitor in Lewiston in the |
interest of the temperance movement
there, preached in the Methodist
church here Sunday morning.
William Brown and family, who
resided In this place several months
some time ago. have returned and are
contemplating building on their
property on Twelfth street.
A merry crowd of % young people
were entertained at the home Of b.
3. Parks Saturday evening in honor
of the birthday anniversary OF De
Witt Parks. The feature of the
evening was progressive finch and
pit. A most enjoyable evening was
spent.
w. p. Bolton and mother. Mrs.
Elisa Bolton. left the last Of the
week for Spokane. where they will
remain. Rev. T. H. FertiE and fam
lily will Join them next week Rev.
Fertig having been appointed to q
charge near that city.
A surprise part was given Norman
Stewart and Hattie Moidek at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stewart
ON Eleventh and Bridge streets Sat