Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-01

/ John He'll. farmer near Uniontown
is in the city to-day.
L. A Wayland of Spaulding, paid the
city flying trip Thursday.
/ R.R. Steen and wife. of Waha are in
the city, stopping at the Raymond.
S. l.. Nc Farland made professional
trip TO Moscow returning Thursday.
! Mrs. McConville's two nieces, Lucille
and Mabel, and her nephew Claire Arant,
I of Spokane, are visiting with her this
week.
Hubert Crow, prominent reservation
farmer from near Lapwai is in the city
. to-day.
Ed Raboin, of Spalding spent Thurs
dav in the city returning home Friday
morning.
Deputy L. S. Marshal Foresman left
for Wallace, Idaho, on yesterday morn
ing's train.
A local baseball club has been organi-
zed and they will cross bats with the
Vineland team tomorrow.
f. Erickson, the reservation lumber
man from Kippen, was doing business in
the metropolis yesterday.
The Catholic Ladies of this city will
have an ice cream stand the 4 til of July
on the premises of James Conley.
Cy Overman of Grangeville passed
through yesterday en- route home after a
visit to points in the eastern states.
Won Hasbrouck, deputy clerk of the
S,lprstre rotirf returned Yesterday after
several weeks visit with relatives at Boise.
H. II. Nelson, cattle buyer of North
Dakota, is in the city and will eudeavor
to purchase cattle in this section for ship
ment.
The teams of /. A. Schultz merchant
Thursday at the Lewiston Mercantile Cos
establishment.
Jack Kincaid of Lapwai was in the
city the past few days, consulting
Senator ROUGH the cattle shipper regard
ing the next shipment.
Senator Henry NJ. Teller, of Colorado,
has engaged apartments at the Ray
mond, and will arrive in the city some
time during the coming week.
Some teanster evidently had a break
down this morning on the Lewiston hill
A load of hay, pitched over the bank, is
plainly visible from Main street.
ID. Allen received the contract for
erecting the 4th Of July pavilion, 6oxIoo,
for $I3S. He is busily engaged with
workmen to-day building the same at the
head of Fourth street.
Ralph Benton left by yesterday morn
ing's train for Sacramento, where he will
enter the employ of the Earl Fruit )m
pany. Mrs. Benton will remain here {
short time, joining her husband later on
We are informed that the Boston ant
Big Buffalo Mining Co. of Buffal,
Hump. left Grangeville yesterday morn
ing with large pack train loaded witt
supplies to be transported to the snow
line.
]. w. Stearns, Tekoa banker and on
OF the regents of the Washington Ayr
cultural College, passed through her
en- route to the mining camps of Idah
county.
Bert Hammond, of Ogden, Utah, VIII
has been spending the past few weeks i
this city will leave in a few days &c
7 Grangeville and the Buffalo Hump t
E look over those fields, and if suitable I
locate.
McCuily Bros, of Nezpcrce, are in tn
. city. While here they have purchased
: large and complete steam threshing GU
: fit, and will begin harvesting in the Tan
: many country, later y,tnyipu ont m, ~
the reservation.
r ]. S. Pence and Sam and Sherman Bel
n stockraisers, Latah, Wash, spent yeste
:, day i'll the city on the way to Saline
river and interior points, for SUNNI,
range to remove their band of cattl
n which number 700 head
In the case of The State VS.. Tony Loi
ders, mention of which was made in OF
last issue, the defendant, through his a
! torneys Mcfarland & Mcfarland an
: Capt Mullen, has had writ of habe.
corpus issued, made returnable Monda
d The same will be argued here befo
Judge Steele in chambers.
The Central Idaho Gold Dredging c,
OF Elk City, have been busy for &C up
{ of days loading seven tons Of machiner
IS for their boat; it required five four hor,
e teams to transport the same, this is Il
last instrument necessary to compile
the plant. c. c. klopienstein of FL
5, City superintendent the loading
An unexplainable explosion took plat
q last evening at the residence of Mrs +,
n McConville, SCATTERING the sash of or
Of the windows and breaking sever,