Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-11-18
~ .cbooIs in the city will re open

Friday morning
Pete Thompson oi.the Potlatch was in
the city yesterday,
Arthur Powell the Asotin merchant
vas in the city Friday.
NJ. J. Vessels of The potlatch $ spend
mo few days in the city.
IN King arrived in the city ycster-
fdav to remain over Sunday.
Harry l.. Walrath yesterday filed his
bond as postmaster at Lapwai.
nc Gregg, L. S. Revenue Collector,
!, ~ This section on official business.
Martin Smith will i'll the near future
n,ts a visit to his brother Ed in Butte,
/ Montana.
IL Frank, representing the Seattle
Post Inteligencer, is convassing for sub
scribers in the city.
Small, who has been contracting
logs in the Vollmer district, returned to
the city Thursday.
Miss Grace Hibbs has returned from
Iruiontown where she has been visiting
with her grand mother.
Geo Tannahill returned from Leland
Thursday where he was engaged as at
torney for John Graden.
Harrington and Henshaw will start
Monday on a prospecting trip on the
upper Snake river country.
Frank McGrane aud wife of Grange
4 vile are in the city ell route home after
/ several weeks visit in California.
W. A. Nixon, one of Nez Perce's
prosperous farmers was in the city yester.
| day interviewing the tax collector.
| JIM. Rice and family of Grangeville
came down Thursday and will remain i'll
the lower country during the winter.
4 The boxing on the Booth ditch is being
4 Strengthened by an additional covering
being placed along the top, OH first street
Attorney Eugene O'Neill came in on
Thursday train from short professional
\ visit to Leland and the different Potlatch
towns.
Newton Hibbs left yesterday for the
lmnaha to look after some business in.
terests in connection with his mining
4 claims.
The new Weisgerber building has now
reached the second story and with good
weather the brick will be completed il
about two weeks.
Harry Wray was a passenger on the
outbound train yesterday morning. He
leaves for the mining country to look
W. F. kettenbach made business trir
10 falouse yesterday. While gone he
VIII project arrangements for the Lewis
ton University foot ball game.
Mrs Vim. Leach will depart in a few
Jays Tor visit to her former home il
"hatcom, Wash, She will also visit il
falrhaven before returning here.
injustice Sweets court yesterday morn
my george Campbell of Spalding wa
hhed IS and costs for night of ritou
pleasure ending in general row.
Auditor P. f. Stookey left for tn,
,o''a'ch yesterday morning. He will
oa'saln with tie contractors for the sal
VI some OF his timber near Cedarville.
W. j. kamey of Russell has been in tn
wy buying supplies for his saw mill OF
NY reservation. Prosperous condition
!" .he reservation have led to extensiv
building and the large plant owned b
Nh'i'ey has had very busy season
,ne aistr'ct court of Asotin county de
s'ueu the Vineland newspaper cas-
against Florence and Palmer the preseu
"n.is who sought to stop the paymeu
f&oo note alleging fraud in the mi.
pety. f'>
e'''ehS x Collins were successful i
!, 1'a'iiing the contract to build the Bo
sset brick on ID street. The buildin
., H oe brick structure, having tw
IS and a basement. 1t will CO.
.m'piete about $4,000. Mr.. Bollings
eupy 1t as restaurant with lodgin
rooms above.
81 - Saill'e, of Baliour, Guthrie & c,
s., 0nia' Wash, is authority for til
90. mat wheat from present ind
Ion. IONS will soon go higher that I'll
,ba low price of grain is caused
p,rl ''ase IN vessels to transport it
gs - and when this shortage is r.
''ea wheat will advance.
,r, a. MeCabe, the N. p. tie col
spnr,; i was in the city Thursday buyin
po,,". His force in camp on I'll
] Ioo,,' Is now averaging from 800 /
The az ss daily. He has over $1,000 @
s Me- dump ready to move into the aum
rzooas eaOe has a contract to suppl
sea-. ueS to the Northern Pacific tn