Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-04-18

and all points below there seem to
have escaped. Some of the frosts
were so severe that they killd near
ly all my cucumbers under glass in
on old dollhouse, but the fruit es-
capped"
Waitsburg.-The Waitsburg Inn
provement club and the Dayton I'm
,provement club are planning to i'm
prove the 10 miles of roadway be-
tween the two places and to ulti-
mately macadamize the lower Sec
tions. The state has let contract
for the matchmaking of 1000 feet
OF the road leading out of Dayton.
This has aroused the clubs to plan
to straighten the curves and i'm
prove the road. Plenty of stone can
be found and the soil is easily work.
ed. The plan contemplates the en-
ployment nj convicts.
Post Falls.-The Spokane Coop
erative Produce association has
opened branch at Grand Junction
to handle the produce OF the East
Greenacres irrigated district and the
surrounding country. 1t has good
shipping facilities there and is put
ting up building so by 60 feet
for storing produce till larger
commission house can be erected.
Theodore Epling is in charge. Fruit
and produce raisers subscribed 800
each to get the plant established
here and to keep an agent on the
road the whole year-boosting and
contracting.
Milton, Ore.-The Milton Fruit
growers union has accepted plans
and specifications for its new ware
house, and bids are being advertis-
ed for in this city and Walla Walla.
The building will be two stories
and basement. Of concrete construc-
ton, with elevators.
Grangeville.-Apr profit of 400 per
cent on farm land investment has
just been made by Edward Graham
who sold his ranch to e. L. John.
son OF Burlington Junction. Mo-, TO,
$40 an acre. Three years ago Mr.
Graham purchased the same land
for $40 an acre. The farm consists
of ITS acres, of which 100 Is pillow
land. while the remainder is timber
raising potatoes, fruits and peas
Occur d'Alene.-The work of TAX.
ing the inventory of the stock Of
the B. R. Lewis Lumber company
and the Idaho and Northwestern
company began today. Receiver
Fred B. Morrill, stated that this
would take week. after which ths
settlement of Indebtedness incurred
prior to the appointment OF the re.
ceivership will be made rapidly.
North Yakima.-Work has com.
menced in earnest on the High
school building, and it is hoped tt
have 1t completed for the next term
The Washington Brick and Lime
company Of Spokane has the con
tract for $4,000 brick at $40 2
Thousand. The company will begiI
shipping at once and have the ma
terial here in 80 days.
North Yakima.-The question O
assessing the personal property o.
the Commercial club came up to
day and Assessor Sindall has beer
| trying to ascertain the law on thu
subject The legal status of tn,
club for taxation is not clear. bu
Mr.. Sindall says he has no intention
at present Of assessing the property
Vegetables we buy out of tn
grocery and out of the wagons ar,
often stale and tasteless; takel
fresh from the ground they are sue
culent and delicious. Onions, peas
tomatoes, cabbage and lettuce cal
all be grown on small plots AM
make one rejoice when he eats then
that he knows where they wer
raised and Just how
| Merchants lunch at the Raymond
Is cents.