Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-30


Walla Walla.
Mrs. Mike Ketten is visiting relatives
near Portland.
A. f. Schultz and wife left yesterday
for Grangeville.
DR., Johnson, now has his Office i'll TIE |
block.
Attorney Moore of Moscow was doing |
business in the city Thursday
R.Smth, Spokane implement dei Ter,
arrived in by yesterdays train.
George Flynn accompanied by his wife,
of Genesee were in the city Thursday
l. S. Busck, a sheep owner who
resides i'll Morrow county, Oregon, is i'll
the city.
George Culver and Eben Mounce have
returned from weeks visit to towns on
Camas Prairie
K. {. Mckinney, a Salt Lake capitalist,
passed through the city yesterday en-
route TO Warrens.
Albert f.. Greeman, subject of Great
Britain, has declared his intention of be-
coming citizen.
Richard Richards, the printer familiar
~ known as California Dick, died at
Grangeville "Wednesday last.
w. H. Gill has filed for record placer
mining location on the Clearwater river,
one mile from Chapman's mill.
| Miss Baumister accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Williams Of Asotin, spent a
few hours in the city yesterday.
0 NJ. Collins, the Rimrock farmer
and sheepuian, sold yesterday his wool
clip of this year to San Francisco buyer.
J. w. Maps. a stock raiser who resides
on the Grande Ronde river. was buying
his winter supplies in the city yesterday.
Elmer Waldrip and Arthur Powell OF
Asotiu spent "Wednesday evening in the
city attending the Red Mems lodge NEE
ing.
Lars Anderson sub. contractor on the
Clearwater extension of the Northern
Pacific, is doing business in the city to-
day.
Ed Short left Thursday for Pullman
where he will join Northern Pacific
engineer party that is working in tina,
) vicinity.
Frank A, Hogan, accompanied by hi
wife arrived down yesterday from Grange
willie to attend the Spokane Industrial
exposition.
Ronald Stewart and +. w Maughr
superintendent and route agent of thu
Great Northern Express Co. arrived IN
the city yesterday
: A. s. Buttcrheld, of the firm of Butter
held < Hastings, after spending seyera
3 days IN the city, left for his home a
Moscow yesterday.
ID, s. Jennings and Wife of Asotin ar
! rived By Yesterdays train en- route hom
from several weeks absence visiting
with relatives i'll Iowa.
TX, Persons aecompanied by w. r
/ Barnes left this morning for the Imnah
mining district where they are intereste
in several mining clans.
The annoy 10 ,ha NJ &. CAT. h,;Id
IN. ,,l, ,o,, ba nnslea ran;at,, 20 co.,,
pletion as contractor Madpwick is in r,
!. ceipt of the necessary iron columns whic
i has DELAYED the work
NJ { co,Jsto,a ,he eo,,o,,,o,,
a merchan, recommended hv b;e yyiCa :,
,ur,ed hy ves,erdays steamer on ro,,,
lhoma from a feyy ,,aets ,;si, 70 NJ,
yo,l a,J o,har sas,ern r;,;ss
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d JeSse ',eass' Wa,u'e' putehei shiPPe
the Northern. They will be butchers
II aud marketed at Wardner He Wa
= obliged 10 pay rs per cwt on Too
delivered at the stock wards.
5. General Agent, W, A. Austin Of III
IS O. X. & \. Co, accompanied BY Newto
s Hibbs, are in the Imnaha mningitiis,ric
Mr. Austin is visiting that camp in III
@ interest of his company to ascertain IL
i amount Of traffic that the new field WI
n furnish for transportation