Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-09-09

4 l.. lIaight, has returned from scy-
eral weeks visit at Colfax, Wash.
Attorney G. G.. Pickett of Moscow is
in the city on professional business.
Editor Thompson Of the Asotin Sentinel
is doing business in the city today.
J. b. Wilson and G. B. Foote, Of Spo-
kane, are.registered at the De France.
j. w. Gilkey, a timberman OF Mt
Vernon, Wash, is paying the city brief
visit.
Vim. Woodward, mining man from
Buffalo Hump, is spending a few days in
the city.
W. f. Child of Buffalo Hump left yes
terday morning for Spokane where he
will visit relatives
J. s. Riley, an agricultural implement
dealer at tniontown, was doing business
in the city yesterday.
Thos. Oliver, the landlord of the Lake
House at Lake Waha, was doing business
i'll the city yesterday.
Miss Mae Kettenbach has returned
home after spending few weeks outing
at Bingham Springs, Ore.
Miss Tessie Simpson, a one time resi-
dent of this city, but now of Moscow, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Goldstone left by this
mornings steamer for trip to San Fran
cisco, Chicago and other cities.
Herman Johnson, mining man hail
ing from Salt Lake City, passed through
Thursday Ell route for Elk City.
Joseph Portz, of the firm of Jacobs
Bros. & Porz, brewers at Uniontowu,
spent few hours in the city Thursday.
Rev. II. +. Sherman, formerly of this
city but now resident of Johnson.
Wash, spent a few hours in the city
Thursday.
The Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias
| OF Idaho is scheduled to meet at Weiser
beginning the 18th instant and lasting
three days.
The board of county commissioners
will meet Monday for purpose of max
ing the tax levy for 1899 and the trans.
action of other business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mort Martin returned to
their home at Grangeville Thursday.
They brought down their two daughters
who entered the Normal school
III G. Eckermann hailing from Rem
| sen, Iowa, is i'll the city. He expects to
visit different points on the reservation
IN quest of purchasing a suitable farm.
Capt. and Mrs Brown of the Salvation
Army will give their farewell meeting in
the Salvation Army Barracks, Sunday
evening Sept 10th. Everybody invited
f. A. Dambrowsky, recent arrival of
Minnesota, has purchased the lodging
house known as the Pacific situated on
ia,u Ii. .st,. 4 l.
White Front Stables.
Earl Philips young man about IS
years of age employed on the Goldsmith
| farm was kicked by horse Thursday
resulting in his right arm being broken
between the wrist and elbow.
Erie Neuve, who has been employed
with an engineering party of the North
ern Pacific for several months left Thurs
day fo the Stanford University in Cali
fornia, where he will re-enter that school
again.
Thomas b. Beal has returned from a
several weeks visit to his mine situated
south of Pierce City. Mr.. Beall came
down at this time thinking that the dis
trict court convened next week. He is
an important witness i'll the White will
case.
Contractor Madgwick has been award
ed the contract by John Vollmer to con
struct three story brick annex on the
west end OF the Vollmer store, which will
occupy the space up to the Dent < But
Ter drug store.
The new Palace Meat Market, situated
on east Main street of which Henry
Brodhun is proprietor, opened for bust
ness Thursday morning. The proprietor
intends to keep variety of choice meats
and sausages constantly on hand.
In writing of the case called on the
district court calendar at Boise the States
man of Thursday says; The case of Dr.
I. h. All Fong against the state board of
medical examiners, i'll which All Fong
demands license to practice medicine
III Idaho, will be heard Friday.
Judge Steele yesterday filed an order
with District Court Clerk Stookey re-
dncing the bond of James White from
$1,000 to $1,000. He is being held in de-
fault OF bonds charged with the crime of
assault with intent to commit murder
upon James Whitaker on the morning
of July 4th last.
Judge Wallace Mount a member of the
Washington state Legislature and ex
superior judge Of Lincoln county ac-
companied by his friend Dr. Odds of
Spokane, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening en- route to their home at Spo-
kane from prospecting tour of the
mining camps of Idaho county.
Any person who desires to make any
kind OF an exhibit at the fair in Boise
can secure copy Of the premium list by
addressing the secretary, John Nj, Haines,
al Boise. There are great many special
premiums offered, covering wide range
ct subjects. These special premiums are
largely offered for household productions
and are therefore of particular interest to
ladies'.
Whitaker who WAS held in default of
$500 bonds in tho county Jail to appear
before the district court as prosecuting
witness against James White charged with
assault with deadly weapon with intent
to commit murder was to day released
upon his own recognizance by Judge
Steele. His testimony was however, ia
ken by the court Stenographer to be
used at the trial.
G. A. Mallory, of Bucyrus, Ohio, is
spending few days in the city awaiting |
the arrival of party of friends who are |
at present visiting in the southern part |
OF the state. Upon their arrival the party /
will leave for Buffalo Hump and Flor. |
ence. Mr.. Mallory is practical miner,
having spent the past two years in the |
vicinity of Dawson, N W. T., leaving
there June sSth. He has a party of pros /
pectors now engaged in prospecting in |
the vicinity of Buffalo Hump.