Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-28

Thos. p. Byrne, of Leland, was in the
city yesterday.
Prof G. f. Knepper left yesterday for
brief stay at Spokane.
Miss Maud Perkins arrived home yes
terday from brief stay at Spokane.
Attorney Smith of Moscow was trans
acting legal business in the city Thurs
day.
Vim. Clemans, the merchant and cat
tleinan of Anatone, was in the city yes.
T, terday
G. A. Shepard, who spent several days
here, left Thursday for his home at San
| Francisco.
Miss Grace PierstoG returned yester-
, day from ten days absence spent with
+ relatives at Seattle.
Martin w. Lee, railway postal clerk on
the Spokane run, has returned to duty.
lie has been on two months lay off
Math Jacobs, the Kendrick banker.
passed through the city Thursday enroute
to the South Fork district where he is
interested in some mining property.
! James Mccormick and Web Wardwell
have returned from prospect that Nc
Cormick and Newell discovered this
summer. After putting in a few shots
the ledge pinched out,
j In our last issue i'll giving the program
of the Scottish Rite Masonry banquet We
inadvertly forgot TO mention that DIR. J
w. Van Zandt delivered an elaborate adj
dress of welcome to the bauqueters.
Miss Olive Neal left yesterday fo
Palousc City. She goes as dclegat,
from the Local Christian Endeavol
Society and will attend the district con
vention that is now in session at tina
place.
Thos. Wren and T. l.. Grenough, tn
well known railroad contractors win
have been prosecuting construction worl
on the Clearwater extension of the North
\ ern Pacific railway, spent Thursday il
! the city.
J. T.. Nelson, travelling salesman fo
the Lewiston Mercantile company, ri
turned Thursday after an absence Of Sc,
eral days visiting Camas Prairie and Re.
+ ervation towns. He reports business e,
G cellent.
w. J. Walker, the editor Of the Free
e mans Labor Journal, published at SIP,
kane, arrived up Thursday and is solici
!. ing in the city in the interest of Ii
paper. His paper is one of The leadin
labor journals published on the coast
]. F. Wright, the townste proprietc
at Cul DE Sac, arrived i'll town Thursda,
He reports that he is disposing of tn
lots at rapid rate. A large publ
!" school building will shortly be erecte,
C. also church building by the Home Mi
/, sion Presbytcrians.
y II. l.. Mcintyre, of Spokane, deput
ID mineral surveyor who has been engage
p. in surveying the Snake river island, lie
for his home this morning 1t is unde
stood that Seattle capitalists will short
~ begin the erection of a dredge, whic
;" will be used in working the bar and tn
Bremen and others of the locators will r
M ceive share of the profits.
j. N. Stacy & Co. report the followir
sales in realty recently: ]. NJ. Adams
h, Ida 9, Murray, lot 4 block a. Risdon
ef addition on Normal Hill, considcrati,
$500; Vim, Parrish to Sarah Ellswort
4. two lots i'll Miller tract on Normal Hi
Il consideration $3.50. Mary r. Grostei
lot I, block in lot S of Normal Hi
who will commence TO build resideu
nc at once, consideration ssIs.
A. Chrismar, who has been employ,
on McCormick's threshing machine ,
Oh the Reservation east of I.apwai W
~ brought to the city yesterday for medic
aid He was suffering with a crush,
he foot, He was taken to DIR. Il.
as Browns office. where twelve pieces
lis bone were extracted from the iniur,
member, We were unable to learn he
the accident happened
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