Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-10-14

w. +. Kettenbach lett Thursday morn
ing for Spokane.
J w. Il. Travis left yesterday for trip
over his stage line.
Bishop Wells was among the arrivals
Yesterday from Spokane.
/ Charles Russell is back to the city from
his trip to Orofno.
! Gene Rowley is putting an addition to
his dwelling house
! A boy was born to the wife of John
Conlen Wednesday.
i w. T., Graham of Grangeville paid
Lewiston visit Friday.
DIR. l.. c. Wilson of What Cheer, Iowa,
is visitor in the city.
A. f.. Smell and William lie Baron, res
idents of Cavendish, are in the city.
Ed Pearcy returned from visiting the
fair at Spokane Friday afternoon
! William Havernick will leave to-nor-
row for a short visit to Grangeville.
Jack O'Keefe and Harry Hemming ar
rived in the city from Spokane yesterday.
Hon, p. Il. Johnson OF Walla Wala IS
visiting his son. DR.. S. S. Johnson, of this
city.
/ J. S Daugherty, Spokane mining
man, is in the city enroute to the upper
J country
| f. Roos and son left for Palouse City
today to look after their business interests
at that place.
+, Vic Langley the pugilist, is in the city
tor the purpose of arranging for con-
test with young Choynski.
A marriage license was issued to c. L.
Marris and Lizzie CLASSIFY, of Myrtle, Nez
Perez county, Thursday,
w p, Bernard. assistant freight claim
agent OF the Northern Pacific, came in
on Thur sday's boat from Portland.
William and Lem Fountain are visit.
ing their brother, Ed. Fountain for few
days. The brothers reside in Pullman.
The Q, X. < N. survey from the Grand
Ronde to Lewiston will be completed
about the middle OF next week.
! ID, Williams of Grangeville returnt d
yesterday from visit to the Spokane fair
and is guest at the Raymond House.
j. Mckinnon has leased the Whitman
property on East Main street and will
build house for the storing of feed and
merchandise.
refer Stein, prosperous farmer vi
Pomeroy, was in the city yesterday, pur-
chasing supplies for his ranch on the
Pomeroy road
Mr.. Gliddsn returned yesterday from
Florence enroute to Spokane. MIR.
Glidden reports two foot of snow around
the Buffalo Hump country.
| Work is progressing steadily on the
new Adams block on Main street. and
when completed will present an upto-
date and metropolitan appearance.
The two large seows, fitted up here
recently for the transportation of Granite
from the quarries, at a point as miles
above Lewiston, made the initial trim
without accident.
j. 5. Lathrop, of the firm of I.athrop &
Lambert, purchased forty head of steers
while at Cainas Prairie and will put them
on his ranch at Waha, preparatory for
market.
j. u. Perkins, superintendent of the
Whippoorwill mine on Crooked river, is
IN the city on business for this property.
] The late assays of ore from this mine
show value ranging from IS. AZ to Se. as.
/ Cash Cole and party will leave for the
Deep Greek mining country tomorrow
1t IS Mr.. Coles intention to ship a
quantity OF ore from his property which
has lately been inspected BY Spokane
expert and pronounced high grade
property.
John Peterson, the Cottonwood
breweryman, was in the city Saturday on
his way home from Spokane. Mr..
Peterson says the exposition is meeting
with good patronage but if cold weather
continues as of late, the attendance will |
drop off materially.
The four bodies of the Scottish rite
degree OF Masoas will hold meetings in
this city, commencing October IS, for
the purpose of comforting the degrees
from the fourth to the thr,y-secona.
Masons from Spokane will be here to as,
sist in the above ceremonies. =