Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-11

QuStfy TO stop mango duIoA6 INV
horses on the Umatilla Indian reser-
walton received boost when State
Veterinary Kornick issued an order
compelling ranchers joining the res
eryation to dip all horses which had
the mango. The order was issued
at the request OF DR.. s. w. Mcclure.
head of the bureau of animal indus
try in the northwest.
Pullman, Wash.-Sultrv. not
weather is predominating in the Pa
louise country, being welcome
change from the continued cold and
damn which has continued for 80
long. Crops are making great
growth since the warm weather oe-
gan and there being sufficient moist
ure in the ground to give the gram
and other vegetation a start.
Waverly, Wash.-The Spokane
conntv convention of the farmers
union was held here, being the hrst
meeting of the union since organl-
cation, May u. A discussion OF the
handling of grain by the bulk sys-
tenn took up the morning session.
That sacks must be dispensed with
was the unanimous opinion. Inc
Tatah union farmers, at is said Will
nav as much this year for SACKS az
an elevator would cost. Ihere "ie
now six unions in the county Win
$50 members.
North Yakima, Wash.-The warm
weather has noticeably affected run
In this district, and the local !rul',
rrowers' association has shipped
practically, its first strawberries
The fruit went to the coast markets
At from $1.25 to $3.50 cra.e
About 40 crates were shipped AZ
Montana markets are barred py u.
roods. and the limited markets u
which the fruit is thus restricted MAJ
4 practically cut the prices IN two'
III Pendleton, Ore.-Eighteen clip
Of wool, aggregating PRACTICAL!
5000 pounds, have been sold her
land practically completing the tran
fers of the crop of the comfy 10
! this year from the growers to IN
buyers. The price averaged iron
6 ga to 10 ga cents a pound an
seemed to be better than that pal
At the first sale early in May.
liz Wenatchee, Wash.-L. H. Bryan
and Frank Bryant, living at Leaver
worth are under arrest charged wit
stealing from the Great Mortimer
ra,lraw there. A search OF tne'
house revealed a hiding place &c
shovels, crowbars. oil cans ard otne
apparatus used in the yards an
roundhouse.
81 vo,lmer. Idaho.-Bids have pee
advertised for the construction Oh
bank building and a school nous
Zach to cost not less than $1o.oo
The bank will be built by the ban
NJ vollmer, and will be two-sto'
brick and granite structure. -
school house will be a two sto
] structure built on the unit systei
Four rooms will be built and as u
needs require other units can De a
ded. The building will be OF pr'
: and native granite.
II Grangeville. Idaho.-Grangevi'
,or, than 10 miles from the Clea
water river. has suffered more da'
400 from the floods than any NJ .
valley towns. The floods CARR
awav the dam of the GrangeVl
I|Iight and Power company, SO u
/ TIA town is without electric pow
I The Standard Oil company VIII re
lila rich harvest, as lamps and cand
will be used for lighting Tor ma
months.
Boise, Idaho.-It is persis'eh
rumored here that there VIII 81
be a vancancy in the once
United States marshal. 1t see
certain that Sheriff Shad Hodg,n
Ada county will get the appointm
This has brought forwaSd a mum
of candidates for appointment
= the county commissioners for cou
sheriff. Among these are n
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