Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-07-25
EARLY FIRE
BURNS HOME
BLAKEMAN RESIDENCE WITH
CONTENTS CONSUMED BY FIRE
THIS MORNING-NEWS NOTES
AND PERSONALS.

Charleston Bureau Evening Teller.
Charleston, Wash, July u.s.
The residence formerly owned b,
George e. Brakeman on Tent
street caught fire at 1890 thi
morning and house and content
were lost before the fire fighter
could render assistanfe. The FIR
caught from the kitchen stove an,
was soon beyond control. The chem
ical engine arrived too late to be o
any material assistance. The prop
erty was recently sold to Charles
Smith, Jr., of Lewiston, who hat
$1,000 insurance with company
represented by Frank Bales. Tn,
household goods belonged to Mr.
Rlakeman. who is now en- route from
Cottonwood to take them to his new
home and will find them consumed
He had no insurance on the goods.
The Snake River Canning com.
pany is now engaged in labelling it,
cans with a tasty label bearing a
cut of the state of Washington tt
illustrate the Washington brand.
E. B. Sherburne of Chicago has
spent the week here looking over
prospects on the fat.
. Miss Louise Brannon of Asotir
was visiting Charleston friends yes
terday.
E. T. Mills of Jerry ia a Charleston
visitor today. He says that his
wheat is running 10 sacks to the
acre.
DR.. N. w. Isle has Just heard that
the house on his Glenwood home
stead has burned to the ground. His
loss is about $3.50.
Clyde Coon has gone to Piercs
City. where he will join a corps OF
surveyors who will work on the
Royal Rogue properties.
Robert Chamberlain has returned
from Genesee, where he has been en-
gagged In carpenter work.
F. T. Rumsey is on the streets to-
day from vollmer. ' .-ai' ~
J. N. Smith of Spokane is here for
q few days to meet cd friends.
Manager STICKY Of the Anatone
company has called . meet
Ing Of the stockholders Of the COM
pany to inset At Anatone August /.
Some of the Charleston people are
in this protest and tho
will decide what u to b,
done to increase the operating espi-
tai Of the mill to enable the pur-
chase Of more wheat. - the demand
Tor the product II increasing.
A. L. Davis Of the Alpowa ware
house. ID = Charleston visitor. He
,ays he II preparing for heavy wheat
storage this fall.
William Tracy has returned from
Spirit Lake and says that activities
in that place are not 20 marked -
hey were several months ago.
MIRA. d. l.. Henderson IL visiting
her sister at Sites.
The Christian Endeavor Of the
church held q business
meeting at the home Of c. s.. Nc.
-ready last night.
S. M. Potts and son have gone to
where they will be en-
zaged In contract, work while the
town Is rebuilding.
I R. H. Eaves returned last week
rom Southwick, where he has been
campmeeting of the
The county board of equalization
will meet the first Monday in Au-
gust. to be In session three days.
Peter Frazer of Silcott was in the
,.ty yesterday to purchase harvest
supplies. will start his combine
Monday.
]. c. Applewhite has returned to
MS Craig mountain ranch after
spending several days in the city.
Misses Edith Folsom and HARRIET
have returned to Spokane
after visit with friends here.
NA 1919 3AoAy van WlHhic Ii Ill 1T
he home of her sister. Mrs. j. F.
Haligus.
Miss Anna Nelson has returned to
her home in Wal'a Walla and Miss
Ida Nelson has gone to Kendrick.
The Snake River Cannery expects
70 make quite a run on Bartlett
bears. having hourht tho nroduct NJ
several large orchards on the lower
river. F. w. Shaw president of the
company, leaves for Spokane in a
lew days on business trip.
County Assessor Frank Brown
has completed his work and finds
that the total assessment for Asotin
county is $2,674.670 and that the
total for Charleston and Vineland IL
e. 900 n7A