Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-12
Coming and Going

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w. p Connaway is in the city from
Moscow.
f. P. Bailey left for Culdesac this
morning
Elmer Waldrip, of Asotin, is in the
city today.
Frank Gaffney returned home to
Weippe this morning.
ID. w. Livingston of Starbuck went to
Orofino this morning.
p. 7. Lomrx is confined to his home
with slight attack of tonsilitis.
Mrs. Charles w. Rays and Miss Card
well are in Moscow visiting friends.
James Evans the ferryman at Agatha
was passenger on the Orofino TRAM
G. A. Taylor, representing Glass &
Prudhomme of Portland, is in the city.
Mrs. George w. Fletcher left by boat
this morning for short trip to Portland.
f. c. Nagel and family left on this
mornings train for short visit to Spo-
kane.
Fred Newman left this morning on the
Lewiston to take position on the
Norma at Riparia.
J. Alexander was passenger on the
boat this morning to Oakesdale on a
short business trip.
Edward Malmore, NJ. E. Salridor and
E. Flat, all of Nezperce are in the city
proving up on their claims.
William Robnett will leave in the
morning for St. Louis to accept posi-
ton with the Sligo Iron store.
!. X. Collins, who has been doing bus
mess in the city for the last few DAYS. re-
,tnrned to his home at Juliaetta this morn
ing.
There will be degree work on the K. OF
P. lodge tonight followed by smoker.
Two pages and knight are in attend
auce.
Prof. S. G. Hayes is IN town from his |
claim near Fletcher. He is on his way
to Portland where he will remain for a !
few months.
I. N. S. Gen. A. Damas is on his way
to Wallace SO open Scottish Rite Ma
sonic lodge at that place. He expects to
be gone about one week.
c. S. Templeton of Eugene Ore, the
noted U. of o. fullback and late coach of
the Pendleton football game, is visiting
with his friend l.. G. Bradley.
Hugh T. Mowry and Chas. 0. Carlson
made final proof on homesteads TODAY
which have been tied up in contests with
the state land board for the past two
years.
A deed was filed today in the auditors
office by B. F. Nicholas and wife to
Motter Wheeler & Co., for lot nine in
block AZ in the town of Peck, considera-
lion $3.50.
James Crowell from Moosehead. Me.
is stopping at the Gateway. Mr.. Crow.
ell is ship builder and he is looking
over the navigation problem on the Snake
and Clearwater rivers.
Hon. Peter Treisch, representative eject
Of Nee Perce county, returned home to
Peck after looking over the interests of
our city and normal school to present our
needs to the coming state legislature.
Isaac Looney prosperous farmer of
Nezperce, left today for Fort Worth.
Texas, where he has been called to the
sick bed Of his father. Mr.. Looney is a
brother OF N. G. Looney of this city.
Mrs. Harry Kinsman returned to her
lome at Sweetwater. Her husband is
with Samuel Sweeney in the
wheat business on the reservation, Fail
work is progressing nicely on their large
arm.
MIS-. J. II. McCal1ie and children, who
lave been visiting here for several
weeks, returned to Moscow this morning.
d. McCallie, however, expects to move
lis family here shortly to spend the
winter.
w. Sharon of Mohler returned home !
his morning after business trip. He
eports that the country is prosperous and I
no that complete arrangements have
cen made to establish large creamery
liant at Mohler. liz
:. hughes, one of the leading rural .
ewspaper men OF the northwest, re-
irned his home at Salem this morning
ter short sojourn in this CITY and the