Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1899-07-01
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} Sweet cream az Michaei's.
The Misses Erickson, Ellen and Minnie
OF kippeu were shopping in town Friday
The Indians a, Spsulding and Lspwa
will have a grand celebration on the
Fourth.
John Syuhorst aud Frank Robinson
GeneSee business men. were in the city
Thursday.
B.F, Morris has been slightly indispos-
Ell for the past few days, combining him
to his home.
u. +. Kelly the fruit raiser and shipper
of KeIleys Bar visited in the city Thurs
day OH business.
/ ]. NJ. Brown made a flying business
trip to Moscow by train yesterday return
ing this afternoon.
/ Harvard beat Yale in the annual re-
/ getta, at New London on the 29th by
five open lengths. Time 1851.
Al Coyle, who has been at Cotton and
vicinity on business the past week re-
turned to the city yesterday.
| Mrs. S. Goldstone has returned to her
home at Cottonwood after several weeks
visit with her mother, Mrs. Binnard.
BIB. I.angly recently travelling freight
agent Of the Great Northern railroad was
registered at the Raymond Thursday.
". c. Hall, OF Los Angeles, is in the
city for few days having rode down from
Pullman Thursday morning on a wheel.
+. l.. Reid mining man of Cascade
City b. {. arrived by train yesterday, on
his way to Crangeville and the mines.
j. A. Schulz, the Uniontown merch-
ants teams, was loading goods from the
| Lewiston Mercantile Cos. store Thurs
day.
J.R. Lydon connected with the right
of way department of the Northern
Pacific railroad is in town for day or
two.
Col. =. II. Nc Herman representing the
Seattle Times is doing the city and this
section Of Idaho, in the interest of his
paper.
w. A. Wright, the Fletcher grst-mill
man was in the city Thursday. He re-
ports crops looking fine in his part of the
country.
Ward Emgh creamery man Of Walla
Walla is in the city for few days survey
ing the field for possible location of q
creamery.
A. ]. Payne. departed yesterday morn
ing for Buffalo Hump, where he will tent
to some affairs that he is interested in a
that point.
II. W. Sherrick. young man from Ian
, caster, Ohio, passed through the city yes
terday enroute to Cottonwood to perma
! nently reside.
J. S. Unzicker and wife. farmer o
Craigs mountain, was in the city yestei
day purchasing supplies. they returne
home this morning.
Harry Marsh left by train Thursda
) morning for Nelson, b. c. to attend til
) races at that place and incidentally bac
\ Miss Miller, in the races
4 Fletcher's hardware store received
carload Of Studebaker wagons and but
gies Thursday, direct from the manufa
turers at South Bend, Indiana.
4 Tom La Dow a veteran stage propriett
but now farmer on the reservation,
I the vicinity Of Big Canyon, paid The Gil
q visit Thursday, on business.
T.. w, Eaves returned from the SIEVE
? Devils country "Wednesday Afternoon
, He reports the snow all gone and We,
= warm weather in the mountains.
> A. II. Roberts account anied by w.
) Adams, both of Juliaetta are making
8 tour looking for locations, they stopps
3 in the city a few hours yesterday.
I Lafayette Smith returned: yesterd'
4 from his quartz mines situated at IL
4 base of Craigs mountain where he h
4 been doing some assesme,. work on ii
4 same.
In the contest case of Austin Policy v
y Clansseen the same has been continue
g for time. Capt. Thos. Mullen appears
as attorney for Policy but has withdraw
= from the case.
W. X. Skey, OF Kendrick, who is COZ
4 nected with the Local Northern Pacif
; railroad office at the above place. paid Il
, city flying visit returning by yesterda
: mornings train.
. Paul Tonsebt "A reservation farmer, loo
. ted near Fletcher is registered at Il
: DeFrance. He says large crowd from ii
. reservation are contemplating spendiu
: the Fourth here.
J. {. Mackuuion, the travelling freigl
> agent OF the Great Northern railroa
. arrived on Thursdays Steamer, he no
: covers the territory heretofore occupie
. by b. II. Langley.
n. ID. Fleirchinger, a pioneer farm.
: and stockraiser. near Peola, Wash, wa
: in the city Thursday buying supple
: Mr.. Fleirchinger reports crops lookin
. we'll, but unusually late.
; Several teamsters were busily engage
. Thursday at the Northern Pacific dep,
> loading and unloading two carloads ,