Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-08-05

Z. ~. Sn1N ul SFuhSnr iSk tH'SiVp
al the Raymond yesterday. I
; John Calvin of kendrick was in
the CITY Thursday on business.
I Chls. lSecks OF Aso;in " as doing
business in the city yesterday.
f; (. II. Clark. the well.known wool
buyer OF San francisco, Is in the
city.
3 Joe kincald left this morning for
Palouse city Tor brlef visit with
relations.
Vim, DoI,or OF Marquette, Mich.
IS in the city ana IS luarteret At the
Raymond.
7 w \. Scales, prosecuting attor'
ney oil Idaho county, Is paying the
city hriet visit.
The interior of Wildenthaler'
new store is 10 he fitted up for oCCu'
pancy and will be finished by the
18th.
| T. W. BARLEY. deputy head con.
sui OF the Modern WOodmen OF
America, is paying the city brisi
/ visit.
B. J. Arnhart and George @.
Clutter, both hliling from Nevada
City, Cal, are registered a, the
! Raymond.
| l.. b. Howard. salesman for the
Lewiston Mercantile Co, is home
after making a trip TO towns IN the
PalOuse country.
Hunt and Mason the railroad
contractors on the Snake River Val
ley Railway, have arrived at Pene.
wawa with a railroad outfit and Isl
men TO start grading.
Theo. Lorang makes weekly
trips to Lewiston with berries and
vegetables, realizing from Si2 to
10 trip. Mr.. Lorang knows how
to farm. Gene see News.
| A party of Northern Pacific engi
neerS are at work on the Penewawl
creek route, and near Penewawa
Thursday they made Soundings ir
the Snake river for a bridge site.
E. A. Haverstic, F. w. WagneI
and A. t. Gronewald registered a
the Raymond Thursday. These
gentlemen serve in the capacity o.
private secretary to the Northern
Pacific dignitaries who were here
with President MeIlen's party.
James Gatcliff of Williamsburg
Ky, who has been visiting JOE
kincaid and Charles Wildenthalel
the past two weeks, left for PaIoust
city this morning for few days
visit with friends, at the termina
ton OF which he will proceed to hi
home.
Judge Langtord and family re.
turned Thursday evening from {
brief visit to their farm, situated or
the reserve twelve miles from Ne.
perez. The judge expected to pro
long his stay to attend to Somt
business matters. but becam,
slightly indiSpoSed and returned
home.
| t. t. CroSsen. of LoStine
Wallowa county Oregon, a merch,
ant and horse grower, is in the city
with band of broken horses TO
sale. He is accompanied by Brun,
Chllders, liveryman of Lostine
These gentlemen are looking for
suitable location and may decide
to locate in this city.
The following people from thi.
city are sojourning at Lake Waha
l.. II. Coffin, wife and child; Mrs
John p. Vollmer and daughters
Misses Bessie and Norma; DR.
Kelly; Eben Mounce, wife and fam
lily; Mrs. w. c. Foresman anC
child; Mrs. S. J. Pope, Mss Mildret
Pope, Mrs. X, c. Beach and child
Mrs. killinger and Mrs. Horne.
The Linnton horse cannery nea
Portland has again opened up TO
business. Several hundred worth
less cayuSes that roam the range:
OF Eastern Oregon and Southern
Idaho will be shipped and butch
cred at this place. The hindquar
tiers are picked and shipped tt
European markets. Hogs are fat
tened from the oftal and other por
! tons, Part of the hide is sold te
the tanneries and a portion utilizec
in making oil
Mr.. J. Edrow, a prospector, ar.
rived In the city yesterday. He
left kallspell and came through the
Bitter Root mountains over the
Lo 10 trail, and reports that he en-
eountered very deep snow on the
Big Meadows and met tu. o differ,
ent engineering corps west of the
summit running line of survey
eastward. Mr.. Edrow said that he
was highly elated when he met
these parties, as his larder was low
and needed replenishing, he having
run short of provisions on account
of being longer making the trip
through the pass than he ex.
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