Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-13
II b. Martin, Of St Paul, is in the city.

George w. Morrison expects his wife
to arrive from the East Friday.
James r. Jones of Wala Walla is
spending few days i'll the city.
J. A. Leitch, Of Cotton, is in the city,
and is quartcrcd at the DE France.
w. ID. Gilmer and c. S. Smith, of Seat
tie, are registered at the DE France.
I T. Jacobson, receiver for the Volner
Sawmil Co., was in the city Monday.
l.. A. Closent, a business man OF Grand
Rapids, is spending few days in the city.
Peter Triesch, merchant of Peck
City, was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
+. w. Kettenbach left by Mondays
steamer for short business trip at Port
| land
| .. F. Barkwell of Moscow, the piano
salesman, arrived in on this afternoons
train.
Attorney /. n. Smith returned this
afternoon from brief business visit at
Moscow,
]. II. Rogers and George Bremen re-
turned Sunday from few days visit at
| Spokane.
| Mrs. T.. w. Baughman is visiting her
Il
| Genesee.
The Women's Relief Corps will meet
Saturday next, ago p m, at G, A. X,
Hail. East Main street.
Charles Parker, of the Weinhard Beer
depot, received yesterday another car
load of beer from Portland.
Mrs. S. !. Pope left yesterday for
Greenvillc, Cal, where she will visit her
daughter, Miss Mildred
Col w. w. Hammell, assistant right
of-way agent for the o. X. < N, arrived
in on this afternoons train.
]. NJ. Robinson and wife arrived in
the city this afternoon. They will visit
relatives here for few days.
Mrs, c. T.. Butler and children left
Monday for Indianapolis, where they
will visit relatives for several weeks.
ii. /. Skies of Spokane formerly
manager for the Boston store in this city
arrived in by this afternoons train
Mrs. II. A. James and Miss Augusta
Keisling of Spokane will open kinder
garten in the Guild Room on Sept. IS.
Rev. A. M. Allyn of Spokane, Baptist
minister is spending few days in the
city on business connected with the
church.
G. Q. Mallory, the mining man who
recently arrived from Dawson City and
has been spending few days in the city,
left for Florence Monday.
Judge Il. c. Steele left by this morn
ing's train for his home at Moscow. He
will probably not return until the dis
trict court convenes oil the 2sth inst.
An al appears elsewhere in this issue
of the Vollmer Sawmill Co, located at
Vollmer. Mr.. Jacobson, the receiver,
expects to shipto this city great amount
oil the mills output.
The management of the Theatre
Comique are giving the public first
class entertainment this week. No long
waits and every performer that appears is
an artist in his or her line.
Special State Land Agent Steunenberg
arrived in the city this afternoon. lie
has been up the Clearwater river looking
after matters pertaining to the railway
right-of.way upon State lands.
| We acknowledge a pleasant call from
{. d. Irvine, proprietor of the Salem
| tOre.) Sentinel. MIR. Irvine is visiting
points upon the reservation with view
to locating, in which event he will estab-
lish weekly republican newspaper.
Street Commissioner Miller awarded
the contract yesterday to C. A. Carnes at
Sac for removing the poplar trees from
the alley that runs from Main to ID streets
between First and Second This alley
was recently ordered opened by the city
council.
{. W. Wheeler, the founder and editor
OF the Times of Waitsburg, passed
through the city Monday en- route to
Asotin. Mr.. Wheeler is State Lecturer
of Washington for the Wooduen of the
World. He is now visiting the lodges of
Asotin and other Eastern Washington
counties.
C.. III. Culver, brother of Attorney +.
ID. Culver of this city accompanied by
his father and mother, arrived in the
city Monday. MIR. and Mrs. Culver are
residents OF New York State. G.. III.
Culver however is an old residenter of
South Dakota where until recently he
was heavily engaged in stock raising and
merchandising. Mr.. Culver was a men,
Der of the state constitutional convention
of South Dakota. II conditions suit it
is likely he will permanently locate in
this city or vicinity.