Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-15


W. II McHale. Of Spokane is in the
city stopping at the Raymond.
Louis Ol1sg, pioneer farmer Of he
Big potlatch, is in the city on business.
7. J. Ziefe, . young man from Buff
falo, y. y, is registered at the DE France
Levi NAV, of the firm OF Hexter &
May. Portland is in the city for few
DAYS.
Theo. Gallani, Of the Galland, Burke
Brewing Co, Spokane, was in the city
yesterday.
George G. Durham, prominent law
yer of Portland, spent the past few days
in the city.
J. l.. peppchger. a well known farmer
from Cavendish, was in the city yester-
day trading.
Ed Merrill, of the Lewiston bottling
works. left this morning for a few days
visit at Spokane.
i. NJ Thompson, an insurance man
from Seattle, was registered at the Ray
mond yesterday.
c. +. Mckinney, a resident of Ma.
gueon, Illinois, is in the city registered
at the Raymond.
) d. S. Dent and S, II. Reed, will leave
Monday for vacation trip TO Warrens
and the hot springs.
! +. $. Vaughn, prosperous farmer from
cavendish, was doing business III the
metropolis yesterday.
Henry Albright and George Carder,
capitalists of Spokane, registered at the
; De France yesterday.
Mrs +. Lichtenstein, of Portland, sis
ter of Mrs. Sig. Lipman, is visiting for
few days in the city
A, W. Mccoy, Of Southwick, is in the
city transacting business before the bod
. county commissioners
. Ike Binnard returned last evening from
. Grangeville, whittier he had taken his
mother and sisters for visit.
DIR. Il. Vadney aud wife, of Morrow,
. are spending few days in the city, and
. are quartered at the DE France.
Thomas London, a former merchant
) of Genesee, but now located at Grange
|. vile, is in the city on business.
|. Henry Blake. of Minneapolis, Mimi,
. passed through the city yesterday. en-
!. route to the Idaho county mines.
; VIM. Dollar. OF Newbary, Mich, who
: has been purchasing timber land up the
; Clearwater. is in the city for few days.
: II. y. Nelson, of Hutchinson, Mimi,
. is in the city, having arrived here by yes
; terday's train. He will probably locate
: here.
. III. s. Palmer, OF the Tribune, will leave
. to-day for a months outing on the head
: waters OF Asotin creek, in the Blue noun.
. tains.
= o. A. kjos and wife left this morning
: for New York City and other eastern
!. points to purchase their fail stock of
: goods.
A petition is being circulating by resi-
dents OF the hill for fire protection This
} petition will be laid before the council at
its next regular meeting.
L. Weisburger returned from a trip to
! union,own, whence he had taken his
wife and family, where they, will visit
relatives and also escape the warm
weather.
! The bond on the Big Buffalo Hump
group of miues held by the DeI.amar
; Mining Co. has been extended. The
FIRST payment of fas,ooo on the bond is
) due to-day.
James l.. Armstrong aud family have
moved their household effects from their
old home at Central ferry, and are now
pleasantly situated in their new residence
ON Normal Hill.
5. G. Anderson, OF Hutchinson, Mimi.
by yesterdays y. p. train aud visit
several days i'll the city and vicinity.
4 Mr.. Anderson is veteran Journalist and
we acknowledge pleasant call
Mrs. NJ. r.. Hallett and daughter, Mrs.
Ahemi. leh by yesterdays steamer for
. Portland To meet Claude Hallett who is
returning with the Oregon volunteers
having served in that regiment
Curtis Thatcher aud Mrs. Thatcher
/ left on this mornings train. Mrs.
Thatcher will visit with her daughter at
Spokane aud Curtis will continue his
trip westward making a tour of Puget
Sound cities.
Mrs. +. Ross and daughter Margaret
LEFT by Thursdays boat for san Francisco
where she will enjoy a visit with relatives
aud also meet her son Louis. Atliutant of
the Idaho volunteers. upon his return
from the PHILIPPINES
Sheriff Rozen is in receipt of ietter
of inquiry from John f. I.undstron, of
Brooklyn, y, Y, regarding lost brother,
Frank Lundstrou. a native Of Finland.
He was last heard of at Marshfeld, Ore