Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-06-03
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NORTHWEST INLAND NEWS

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Republic.-At a mass meeting|
called by Mayor John Stack it was
decided to celebrate. the Fourth oil
July. Liberal contributions are
promised by the business men. OnI
the suggestion of County Attorney
Charles P. Bennett, 1t is proposed to|
eliminate the old-time sports and
introduce attractive features typi-
cal of the West. err aa n!# i
Standpoint, Appropriations for,
the dollar dinner by the Standpoint
Commercial club are nearly COM.
pleted. The dinner will be held In
the club rooms tonight and will be
the formal opening Of the new
rooms. Toasts will be given by f.
NJ. Molyneax. g.. H. Martin. b. 3.
Bennett, Judge w. w. Woods, H. H.
Taylor and H. v. Williams. Presi-
dent b. S. Defenbach of the club
will act as toastmaster. The COM
mfttee on affairs states that the din
ner itself will be without a prece-
dent. Plates for $50 will be spread.
Tacoma.-Adam Aren, sentenced
to two years from the Alaska dis
trict for forgery, escaped from the
| McN,ai1's leland 10, n
was working with number of pris-
oners outside the penitentiary walls
when he made break for liberty
and gained the brush almost before
the guards realized his escape.
Walla Walla.-Followed to his
last resting place in the city GENE.
terry by 10 Sioux braves mounted or
their pinto ponies, without teal
being shed. with no pallbearers, not
a word spoken, Charge Eagle, hand
some even in death, was buried. In
war paint, their striking coloret
blankets glaring in the evening sur
and their great masses of feather
waving gracefully in the sharl
breeze, silently the 10 companion
Of the dead Sioux, in single Ale. fol
lowed the hearse through the street
the rear being brought up by half ,
dozen circus men in carriages. Moth
ing similar in funeral corteges ha
ever been seen here. and hundred
of people gathered along the rout
to witness the spectacle. ......
| North Yakima.-The Yakim
| County Good Roads association, com
| posed of the IA members of tn
= good roads committee of the Con
mercial club, has voted to adopt
- publicity plan which the member
believe will educate the people {
II the county in the matter Of roa
n, construction, and, in the end, d
in velop a sentiment in favor of bon,
b. ing the county for road improv
b. ment. subcommittee are gatherin
II information from the national roa
IS authorities and from the state asst
u citation. From the data gathere
| uoWS Will Uc Oil
y sent out to all newspapers in II
:, county for publication.
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ID Waitsburg, Wash.-Albert
n. Lloyd, commander Of the India
% War Veterans Association of Il
>: Northwest, is making q tour q
. eastern Washington and Orego
=. seeking out veterans who have n
been paid for horses lost during I
n. dian wars and those who have h,
h. delays in securing pensions. Ne
". week he will complete his report
II. commander and will at once lea
in for Portland, where the annual !
be union will be held Juno 5.
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20 Genesee.-The public schools he
ne were closed with last week, but
90 graduation exercises were held. T.
-" students finished the high sch,
"a course-Miss Crystal Spurbeck a
No Henry Lorang.
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in Genesee.-Genesee Is to have
e's new general merchandise store,
Of which J. X. Bell and Robert e