Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-26

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:, REYNOLDS, of walla Walia' passed
L. = ,he city Sunday en- route to
Grsugeviile
c,smaus, the Anatone merchant
.,d ". stockraiser, was doing business in
the city Monday
N. Rogers and family are enjoying
.r,iug and encamped on Craig's
,,,u,,aiu near Lake Waha.
o.nsv Jacobs, of Jacobs Bros. & Portz'
T,;on,ovn brewing firm, was in the
' s;,v for few hours Monday
N e Norrnoyle the Kendrick hotel
u;.,or spent Yesterday III the city on
P.ss returning home this morning.
A., F S. Whitman of Alpowa spent
,as, few days in the city visiting
,..;,as returning home this morning.
W Dress and f. c. Pollard, two of
,,..o county's solid farmers, residing
geuterville, registered at the De-
France, Sunday.
Per Walton Skipworth returned on
uooday's train from Moscow where he
had occupied the pulpit of the Methodist
church in that city Sunday.
LIB. Karchner and Sherman Michel,
,rominent lumbermen Of Aberdeen, on
Crays Harbor, Wash, arrived in the city
Sunday en- route for Grangeville.
los. ]. Goss, a railroad contractor on
the Clearwater extension of the n. p,
near Agatha spent Sunday in the city.
and was auartered at the De France.
The H. & NJ Club will hold its regular
meeting next Friday evening at Miss
Bessie Shears. Refreshments will as
usual be served and hop engaged in.
Mrs. IT. Clyne returned from Walla
Walla Monday, where she had been to
attend the bed side of a very sick sister.
The sister, Mrs. Pierce, is rapidly recov-
ering.
Miles S. Johnson of the law firm Of
Culver, Halsey & Johnson left yesterday
for business tour to several points on
the reservation. He will be absent
several days
Fred Oliver, mother and sisters, left
early Sunday morning for Lake Waha.
Fred returned in the evening, but his
mother and sisters remained, where
they will visit Tom Oliver, landlord of
Lake House, for few days.
TX. Read of Spokane, representing
the Plano Harvesting Machine Co., spent
Sunday in the city. Mr.. Read said it
was wonderful the amount of harvesting
machinery that has so far been disposed
Of to farmers on the reservation.
Kunkle & Haligus, the Plano CO..
agents at Spallng, have sold eighty-five
binders
in. Stacy, accompanied S. G. Ander.
son and H. N. Nelson to Spalding Mon
day, on an exploring trip for -four mill
site. The two latter gentlemen have
been in this vicinity for the past two
weeks, and represent Hutchinson,
Minnesota, capitalists who desire to locate
alarge mill in this wheat belt. From
Spaldiug they will go to Orc Elmo.
Joe b. Trousdale is sojourning at Lake
Waha for few days and later on expects
togo from the lake towards Warrens,
where he will meet his old Illinois friend
Gov John R. Tanner, who is Ell route to
Warrens looking after his mining proper
Ties that he owns at that camp Joe's
friends say that at one time he enioyed
ihe distinction of being a full fedged
member of the third house of the Illinois
State Legislature.
Prosecuting Attorney Danford left
sunday for his mines that are situated on
cannon river. d. d. Burnham, who is
also interested left Monday afternoon
and will overtake Mr.. Danford at Slick
poo and together with pack horses and
agoodly lot of provisions, they will con-
uhne their journey. These gentlemen
nave group OF mines which they have
. peen developing, and expect now to
double the force and push the develop
ment.
" b. Chesley, journalist, and also
sAe'erk OF the county court, late of Hot
springs ). d., arrived in the city Sunday
N'oin'hg from Beeman where he has been
paying visit to his old friend, Seth
''nord' Mr.. Chesley came down for the
purpose OF meeting his wife and family
VINO arrived on Sundays train accompau-
,ea oy Mrs. May Hoffman aud son.
lney LEFT Yesterday morning for Beeman
ana II Is their purpose to make tour of
sue reservation looking for suitable To-
ea''on to establish home.
A. IL. Barclay, assistant superintendent
=. Inc railway mail service of the eighth
"''s'on' whose duties is to look after
e's'ce performed by star routes, arrived
=" Tue city Monday and will make a trip
e' the stage lines in this vicinity.
~ barclay attained his present position
H.. ''ne OF promotion for ability, he
A''ng hrst entered the service as rail
mail clerk, and later filed the
,''''1 Tor many years as chief clerk at
Helena Montana