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Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08
TAIEHiTO FEDERAL COURT.
DWlsmOhie insurance Case Taken to
HiOher Court.

Tie case of Mrs. Hannah Boche-
mobile against the United, States
Casualty company has been re-
moved from the district court,of
Reno couutyrto therUnited St. ties
District court The defendant
pade..a motios to this effect and
the plaintiff confessed the, motion
to be, properand the transfer was
'inadem This is the, suit brought
-byo Mrs Bocbemohle to recover
$4,000 Insurance on the life Of
berI husband who was killed at
ElIinwood some weeks ago. 1t is
alleged by the company that
Bbchemohle was a suicide, but the
plaintiffs claim is that death was
due to an accident. The company
refuses to pay on the ground that
their policies arc not payable 10
case Of suicide Hutchinson indie
pendent
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08
Hs,les Of nss,isg Of srtd'Esslllailss.

Notice is bereby given that The
Board of County Consistency of !.
Stafford County. Kansas willineet'A
in the Office Of County Olasbtst
st. John. on Monday Juneslst2ic
1908. as . Board Of Eaualizasisay
and that they will then and thssss
proceed to equalize fths,work-of
the various Dssuty Assessors, Of
said county and any person who
may feel aggrieved BY said assess
meDt is hereby notified to appear
at that time and make complaint
to said Board.
Notice is also given that the
Board will on Monday. June 1st,''
proceed to take up and adjustcomt
plants from the lirst Commisdons
ers district consisting Of Fire
view. Stafford RossO Valley
Union aud York Townshipssl ssda
f. M. Beard. W. F. Msrsbon,t /.
Perry Crawford, j.. NJ. DolxnsS. 9
J. Thomas. and H. v. McCnl-r
Tough. Deputy assessors of ,ssids
townships are hereby requestsa tor :
be present on that day.
On Tuesday June 2nd. the.
Board will hear complaints FROM
Commissioner district No.. 2 con.
sisting of Putnam. Byron, Hayes. !.
Seward. Lincoln, Douglas and
Cooper townships and j. A Lof-
land. Weuzel Spacil. Jacob Hitz. ,
Walter Hahn. F. Al Broadbrooks.
E. R. Saylor. 7. E. lockwood
and R. E. Deniston.. Deputy as
SCISSORS Of said townships are re-
quested to appear on said 2ud' dsy'.
+! of June. g.
On Wednesday, June the Srd,s
the board will hear complaints
from commissioner district No 81,
consisting of Cleveland, ST. Jehhp
Ohio. Richland,S Farh1ingtony,
Clear Creek. and Albano town.
ships and W. II. Hriges.i Chris
tian BETTER. R. He Rixon,t R. Hi
Malone, w. w. Haqerman,D Wlliso
Becker, Geo. M. Smith and JaWS.s
Tolsnd. deputy assessors Of saide
township are requested toe bsu
present on said 3rd day Of SJunop
By order of the Board. of Counn
ty Commissioners. =
j. B. Kay, County Clerk. -
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08
Fsfik,ea f,Its.s

Senator Foraker of Ohio.g has
been taking vigorously of late.
In aspeech before an assembly of
negro metbsdist bishops be used
language implying that be stood
ready to bolt the Republican party
10 casssTaft or Roosevelt we're
nominated for the Presidency.
Speaking of Taft delegates from
The South. hhs asaid: They do
not belong to my party. asdlwiii
not belong to. theirs''e He also
spoke Of thsspo ,siHlityofd new
partIes1 0 :
On the l4th inst Senator Fora
ker made a speech in the: Senate
on the Brownsville AFFAIR." insths
coursB0f which he;seyerels crit
cised President ;Roosvelt and de-
Tended the-negro osoldiers whom
the president drummed out of the
army in disgrace without . trial.
It wasa great speech and its
efectoons the negro vote. in the
states of the North and Middle
West may be to defeat Gle Repub-
licsn national ticket =.
These recent utterances of
Foraksrshov that the breach be-
tween himself and the Roosevelt
faction is liable, to be permanent
and that, be, may be expected to
lead a movement at the polls
against any man whom the Roose-
welt faction mag, force hpon the
Republican Dartv. In such . case
Foraker would have among bis
followers not only. mgste Of tile
negroes, but many Sof'' the' oh
Unionsoldiers and . lareeelass Of
re-actiouaries. In other words.
he would have withihintt DE brains
and the backbone Of the old Re-
publican party Aa1the fight be-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08
/ tween the old and the new repub-
EIieans would BE beautiful and in
teresting.



! April u. 1908. hostess. Mrs
FownsIey. Leader. Mrs. Towns
ley.
Subject "Idylls of the King"
The following program wa
givensf
\ "Theicoming Of Arthur, Mrs
fTowDsley
What is.the task which Arthur
Sc. for. himselfY" To ~fght
Gods wars and cleanse the worlc
+ discussed by Mrs Townsley
/ The stony of "Yoreth anc
.Lyuetten an allegory in which
these characters typifK Chris
tian'' aud the ''WoflG' after thu
manner of Pilgrims Progress tolC
BY Mrs Townsley with readins
by Mrs Tory Mrs r c Russell
and Miss Poole
Soprano solo (a) II arise fron
Dreams of Thee" Shelley
(b) TIE Eagle" (Tennyon
music by Carl Busch, Miss Laurs
Townsley
At the close Of the program
Mrs -Townsley served ice cream
and delicious cakes
Club will meet next. week will
Mrs Lo1is. Zutayern o.
At the annual business meetin!
of the club on May Goth the. fol
lowing officers we're elected TO
1.-The coniugay@ns President. Mrs
ERI G. Russell; vice president
tMrs; SutheslaHda Secretary. Mis-
Poole. Treasurer. Miss TAYLOR.
Mrs Clement Woodburu went t
Canon City Tuesday for arvisi
Nth friends
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

Get Car sui dip for killing lice
and mites, on your poultry and
also for dHinfscting your poultry
house and watering vessels. For
ale BY the Great Bend Hdsge &
Impl't. Co.,
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

A Reliable gasoline stove in
Ihe.kitchen makes him forget the
tiinss g his mother used to bake
and confines bis attention to the
bsiterthings Won can place before
him.. Oalbat our store and let US
SHOW you a. Reliable gasoline
stove The Greatn Bend Hdw 6
limit Co
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

The total assessed value of the per.
soual property Of this city is now
tL1Ss, 900 or about seven times the
amountof last years assessment. There
will be some additions to this amount.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08
J.B. Kay, County Clerk. =.

Don't let your food spoil when
you can buy one Of those WEits
Mountain or Hsrrick refrigersturs~
at the price we are offering them
for. Call at our store and look
them over and do. ss many Of your
neighbors nave, purchase one and
save the price of II in. a few
months. = Great Bend HdweH g.
Implt Co. &C..
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08
Tuesday 5 Tales ,

| ~ " -
Rock Tuesday evening.
NJ W Little was down from
Larned Tuesday afternoon
/ Owen Galley of Emporia was in
1.-The city Tuesday visiting
AL Vest, Santa Fe roadmater
was a visitor this morning '5
Sheriff Dalziel was at LArned
Tuesday on officia' business
Dell Lamborn Of, Kansas City is
Visiting friends IN the city.
| Morgan Carter and Henry There
were in from Hudson Tuesday. Z
! ]. A st. Clair of Kansas City
visited with j. j.. Hiss today
| Mrs. Geo. Ashton went to Kan
sas City this morning, for q visit.
Mrs Frank Dudai returned, from
q visit at Topeka Tuesday evening
EW Downey of Wichita was 10
town Tuesday on his way toA
| Crosse ,
The Forest avenue Whist Club
met with Mr. and Mrs Ed s Marx
| Monday evening
Tom and Frank Pizzinger of
Olmitz we're callers at this Office
} Tuesday afternoon "a
Mrs. H. j. Schroeder OF hslzer
vas here this morning returning
, from q visit at Larned. 60.
j Isaac Powers of Pratt was here
Tuesday looking over the town
with a view to locating.
Mr. and Mrs Chss WEIGH and
daughter, Miss Susie Welch were
in from Heller Tuesday
DR. and Mrs Kendall went to
Wichita last evening to attend the
Sunday School convention.
Fred Gaggleman is hauling
lumber to build a big barn on bis
farm in Clarence township.
Rev Adam Veneer. pastor Of
the German ME church at b.
zine, was IN the city Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Moss
barger of Pawnee Rock visited
relatives ia the city Tuesday.
Leo Keller and daughter. Bertha
of Pawnee Rock visited with MI
and Mrs Alex Keller Tuesday.
John Myers. who has been
working for E j and John Piper
returnedtc Kansas City this morn
ing 10
NIL. Goodwin left Tuesday morn
ing for Liberal on busiess for the
Trade Printing conpany of Ateh
ison
Frank and Charley Smith were
in from Pioneer Tuesday asd
Billy Anshutz from the Hood dis.
trict .
Mrs Sheruan Mossbargsr On
daughter of Pawnee Rock are Wis
lifting with Tobias McGill. snc
family
Adam Krause went to Lacrosse
today to visit his parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leonard Krauseand family
land to attend a wedding
Mrs Otto Scheuffier of Elliuwoot
was in the city today on her wa,
home from a visit with Mis-
Louise Lipphardt at Heller.
Will Hsinline. of LaJunts, {
former resident of this city wen
through here yesterday on his wa,
9 to Maconb. Illinois for aslvisi
with relatives
IAN Keener of Eureka called her
today. q
Seigel Book was up from The cas-
end TUESDAY,. &c
qSupt Tice of the Santa Fe was
visitor today. -
i Edward kuhl ST., Of Albert wa
there this morning.
win Schvier Of Larued was herr
h Il
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

~S~SA ASO.I Wa
r. d. Prescott of Arkansas City is
here visiting and on business.
E. AaWhimaa was doRa fronda
Crosse on business this morning.
Miss Bertha Pdtcamp left for her
home at Horton Tuesday evening.
Miss IrenelHoopa retursed fros'
a visit atsLavrenceT Tuesday evening.
Racey Maneth and Mts. Jahey
wefe visitors from Oinitz this NOM
ing
Mrs E. c. EmleyretunSd . Tdess
day evening from an extended visit q
Lawrence.
p Mrs. Black Of Hutchinson Is vlsits
ing with her mother; Mrs. CA. Welt
mer this week.
Will Lantsrman vent hone 10 i FL
linwoed thiSmorninep Hshas been
attending school her::
/. Geos#. .CoOAsy 'ofd Hoisinstou
Gas here this morning on. his~vayao
Nictersonto relatives.
Lloyd Denote has purmzsed sthe
W. F. Seward propSty'oa Stone 81
aad is moving into 1t today.
Miss PiulissD Goodwin G is : here
fromLLaCrss fora visit vita MI.
and Mrs. Henry Born and family.
Mr.. and Mrs CT. MiHaof,tLos
Angeios CAL are visiting With M
MiIlerts brotherL. C. Mliler'aud fam
|ilya
Ms. Claude WesaAf Of Ottumwa
Iowa is here on q visit to her mother,
Mrs. Carrie CnAsy and family, Mrs.
Chilly has been quite sick ifosa some
time.
MIS-. Grant Hale, Of = Hutchinson
and Mrs. W. T.. Cbeerof Dodgs City
visited with Mrs. Belle Frazier Tues
day. returning to-, Hutchinson Nuss.
day. evening".
Marriage License issued May. 8.
Louis. A. Dellstt, ALBEIT age 21.r
Lizzie Koochel Albert, ace 10.
John T. 10th, Olmitz, age o.
Bessie N. Spect, Olmitz, age Is.
Married by Probate Judge Torey at
his Office in this city May 8, 1908.
The board of Edesstionmet Tues.
day evening and elected d. F. Shirk
Superintendent Of the city schools al
a salary Of $500. Mr. o. ]. Silver.
wood was elected principal, Of thigl
school at sos per month. Both
gentleman are from Newton
Otto Book, son Of, Christ Book of
Lakin township, was in the city Tues
day and made, this Office q pleasant
call. Otto and the editor wszs old
boyhood friends He ormerlywas a
student at the old e., N. c., and ha.
many school day friends in this vicin.
lily. He is now located at Pratt
where he is cashier of'tte First Nat.
ional Bank.
! Friday waslthe last day otsschoo
at the Hood school hous.. The e.
vent was celebrated by an : entertain.
nent given by the school, the pro.
gram being out Of the ordinary ant
was carried out ia splendid manner
with great credietosthes school and
Mr.. Roy MoMullenthe teaehsra, AT
noonra fine dinner.wasIseRd and,eni
lioyed by,all including the pstronsiol
the sohools andsaboutf ortyF visitors,
some being,from the Pioneen7 ana
Chafee districtsIand seine fromrGsea
Bend. After dinnenthe Hood dist
fict playeda game of ballwithdth
Pioneer SCHOOL, This vas a, goo
\ gameandd resulted Pioneer7'' an,
Hood s. After this game thuPienee
nine play ed,ther Chaaee. nine, sevcra
ofthembeing boys fromthesthgrad
Of Great Bend. Thislastgsmea wa
a rabbit chase and resulted Ponce
l22-Cbafee g.. Roy'McMallen VIII
Ivaswith the Pioneer in this gam
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

Do it now-buy a Reliable gaso.-
ilne stove Great Bend Hdvs g.
ImpI't Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

john Hanel is visiting home
folks at cCracken this week.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

The famous stallion Sampson,
will make the season at my. place.
two miles south and one. mile west
Of Great, Bead. Terms. SO insure
colt. to- stand up usual. accident
conditions. re
Don Carlos the. 3rds Jack, JIG
hands high with msaly, points.
will make the season at the same
place. sAdelph Nicollese
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

= Mrs Clement Woodburu went to
Canon City Tuesday. for arvisit
with friends
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

CAST oNTAs :.
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
CASE PROFESSIONAL JEALOUSY
Attorney Redwine Thus Character
ICES Suit Against Dr.. Inman.

1--WE shall be able to meet every
allegation when the case is brought
to trial." said Attorney H. G.. Red
wine, who is representing DR.. L. +.
Inman in the action brought by SUI
san e. Bruce before the state board
of medical examiners.
'The case seems to be the out
growth of professional jealousy, and
we have known for long time that
members of the local society have
endeavored to bring charges against
DR.. Inman, who is enjoying a large
practice and has been attending
strictly to his own business.
eve have been reliably informed
that the local society even went so
far as to pass resolutions against DR..
Inman and then appoint a commit
tee to wait upon the local newspa-
pers and threaten all of the medical
profession patronage unless the
newspapers would discontinue the
publication of DR.. Inman's profes
sional card.
"The affidavits submitted by Drs
Hinkly and Hurlbut amount to prac
tically nothing more than to show
that a miscarriage had taken place
in the case of Mrs. Abbott, who hat
been a patient of DR.. Inman. TIL
affidavits do not attempt to sugges
that DR.. Inman was in any way re
sponsible for this condition, an
when the evidence is introduced WI
believe there will be little difficult
in convincing the state board tina
| DR.. Inman's conduct has been regu
lar"
The action in question will b
tried before the state board of ex
aminers that meets in Occur d'Alen
on April Z. The complaint is swori
to by DR.. Susan E. Bruce, who is
member os the state board and whor
counsel for DIR. Inman alleges ha
been very active in securing the ac
ton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
PLAN EXCURSION
ENTERTAINMENT
COMMITTEE OF COMMERCIAL
CLUB RECHRISTENS BLOSSOM
FESTIVAL AND BEGINS PLANS
FOR RECEPTION.
COMMERCIAL

"The Oregon Railway and Navi-
cation Company Lewiston-Clarkston
Pioneer AllRail, Portland to Lew
iston Excursion" That is the name
by which the excursion from Port
land to Lewiston on April % will be
known.
The excursion party will consist
of Portland business men, and they
will visit Lewiston 200 strong to
join in celebrating the occasion of
the entrance into Lewiston of the
first o. R. & n. train over the road
now being completed between Lew
iston and Riparia. The train will
leave Portland in the Evening and
will reach Lewiston about a. m.
and will depart about midnight, in
order to reach Portland next morn
ing.
The committee which will have
full charge of affairs connected with
the entertainment of the excursion
lists perfected an organization today
| by the election of DR.. J. B. Morris
chairman and Story Buck secretary.
The general plans of the entertain
ment were discussed today and q
committee composed of Mayor Heit-
field, e. H. Libby, o. A. Kjos, N. R.
Gilchrist and A. S Stacy was APP
pointed to arrange an entertainment
program to be submitted to the COM
mittee at the next meeting.
| A committee composed of Dr.
Salsberg, j. T. Ray and R. l.. Spi-
ker was appointed to confer with the
Woodmen as to the time their dele
cation would be IN the city and de-
termine definitely the date for the
excursion.
The plans now being discussed
provide for bringing the excursion
train to the n. P. depot, where the
marty will be met by citizens and thu
. band. A drive through Lewiston
and Charleston will be one of the fea
lures and an effort will be. made Il
secure the Elks' hall for the evening
entertainment.
The committee is composed of Dl
: ]. B. Morris, Storey Buck, o. A
Kios, c. w. Mount, Robert Schleich
err. E. A. Cox, Dr. S. S. Salsberg' a
s. stacy, E. ]. Hall, R. L. Spiker, Il
L. Powers, F. w. Kettenbach, JON
vollmer, S. v. Smith, John I
Ray, Henry Heitfeld and Bert Char
. man of Lewiston; E. H. Libby, N. Il
: Gilchrist, F. M. Hinkly, D. B. Parks
= R. M. Yount and S. l.. Fowler
, Charleston.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
FIRELEss STOVE COOKERY.
School of Domestic Arts to Give g.
Public Demonstration.

CHICAGO, March 1S.--FfrelesS
soye cookery will be feature of the
housekeepers' exhibit at the Sher-
man house tomorrow.
The School of Domestic Arts and
Science which called public atten-
tion to the fireless stove device two
years ago, expects large exhibit
at the show which it is promoting
The exhibits will compete for honor
ribbons. it was announced yester-
day
The fireless stove is a box stuffed
with hay, excelsior, cork, or news
paper and lined with cloth or metal
in which is placed pot containing
the article to be cooked. 1t is Iefe
closed for hours and confined heat
does the cooking.
At the housekeepers' lecture ON
Thursday at the School of Domestic
Arts and Science the menu prepared
presented soup. meat, cereals and
vegetables, all cooked in tireless
] stove.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Wenatchee.-Messrs. Barash, AL
len and Gray of the Entiat Power
company have secured right of way
for the construction of their line
from Entiat to Wenatchee and ex-
pect to begin the construction of II
in June. They will furnish power
to ranchers living along the Entiat
and Columbia rivers for irrigation
purposes, making it possible for al
the ranchers to have electric lights
| in their homes.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
BIDS RETURNED UNOPENED.
City Council Thus Disposes of Offer
to Take Bonds.

City Clerk Nickerson this morn
ing received the bid of Emery, An
derson & Co. for the purchase of the
water bonds which were sold to Roll
Inns & Co. of Chicago several weeks
ago.
The bids were advertised to be
opened March &c, but the sale of the
bonds was negotiated by private sale
before that date. The council then
passed a motion instructing the city
clerk to instruct the bonding houses
of the private sale of the bonds and
return unopened whatever bids re-
ceived.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Walla Walla.-The largest petit
ton ever presented to the city coun-
Gil, containing over 1000 names, last
night caused the council to order
over $4,000 worth of work done on
the City park. This assures the
early completion of plating, fur
nishing the city water and setting
to grass 40 acres of land held for Il
years as proposed park.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
Northwest In
~ land Notes

Walla Walla.-Grain bags will be
carried for 40 cents a hundred in
stead of - cents, after May /. The
new rate was announced here this
afternoon as result of the confer
ence between the Farmers union
and railway freight agents 10 days
ago. The rate applies from Port
land, Tacoma and Seattle in car
loads to all points south of the
Snake river to Pendleton.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Colville.-Charles Hubert, the
young man who, with his wife, was
Jailed week ago, charged with TAX
ing s33 in money from Enoch Arm
strong, teacher, who was their
guest over night a week ago, was
yesterday released on $1,000 bail,
pending his trial in the superior
court in May. His young wife, who
welded him last November, still re-
mains in custody.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Ellensburg. Oil was struck yes
terday On the ranch of Isaac b. Tay-
Tor, six miles west of this city, and
Immediately there was drawn from
the hole more than a dozen barrels
of oil. The hole is less than 1000
feet deep. Land that could have
been bought a month ago in that
section for 800 per acre could not
be bought for $1,000 today. Much
excitement prevails as conse-
quence of the rich find.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Wenatchee.-Two hundred people
have come into this city within the
last two weeks to make the Wenat-
chez valley their home. Every train
from the east and west brings in
some new arrival. There were IA
deals in real estate made during the
week. There are 35 new houses UNI
der construction in the city and its
suburbs, besides the new homes that
are springing up across the river in
East Wenatchee.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Pullman.-There are 80 men now
taking course in surveying at the
Washington State college, the larg-
est number in the history Of the
school. Not all of these are taking
full course in civil engineering, a
number of them taking other courses
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

From his prison cell Caleb Pow
crs is conducting canvass of the
Eleventh Kentucky district for the
republican congressional nominal
ton. He urges that this will be In
the nature of a vindication at the
hands of his home people.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19
" - . % . - .
Err SONALS.

. - - q. -
Henry Riggs lett on the boat this
morning for Gardena, where ne has
some alfalfa land under cuglLvatian-
D. 0. Powell left tbs u,DrGtng Tor
California, where he and his broth
crs have made purchase Of some irVt-
gated lands and will proceed to put
it in cultivation.
II. J, Blake returned Yesterday
from Spokano. where he wC'tA 10 ac-
company Mrs Blake on the flrsr
stage of her journey to The EAt for
an extended visit.
Arthur Powell and family started
to California this morning, where
they will make their permanent
home.
Rob Smith. the lecturer who en-
tertained at the Normal last even
ing. left this mo~~ing for Oaksdafe>
where he will deliver a lecture to-
night.
Mrs. T. T. Rock Of Summit was I'm
the city last night 70 v'~it with her
husband. who is a patient at the St
Joseph hospital
d. c. Tribble Of Clifford was "a
business visitor in the city last
night.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Huntsville.-The recent heavy
rains have caused great damage in
the vicinity of Huntsville. The wa
ter has been higher than it ever was
known to be before. The railroad
bridges on the o. r. & n, also the
Northern Pacific, are seriously in
jured. Men were stationed at all
the bridges to keep brush and tim
Der from catching, The chop mill at
Dayton was washed away, also 500
sacks of chop. The wagon bridge
are swept away, making it impossi-
bic to reach Dayton. Electric lights
were put out of business.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Try the merchants ascent lunch
at the Raymond from II till 2
O'Clock.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-03-19

Try the merchants 25-cent lunch
at the Raymond from II TIL 2
o'clock.