Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-20
Coming and Going

B. F. Smith returned home to Wawa-
wal this morning.
J. A. Murphy of Seattle is a guest at
the Gateway hotel.
George Tannahill went to Colfax this
morning on legal business.
w. w. Fairburn, of The Freighters,
Cold Springs, is in town today.
F.. F.. Kelly and wife returned to their
ranch on Snake river this morning.
T. w. Cowan and son of Denver left
today for short visit to Douglas county,
Oregon.
w. F. Bucholz is in town today with a
fine load Of Xmas trees from the Blue
mountains.
James and Edgar Storey came in from
Myrtle today with two loads of fat hogs
and poultry.
DR.. G. H. Farrell of Winchester, who
is visiting in this city, will return to his
home tomorrow.
= A. West came down from Moscow
last evening TO visit his uncle, J. B..
West, at the land Office today.
The McGrane Bros. have large num-
Der of wild horses, breaking them in the
o X corrall fer the army trade.
H. A. Heppner, who put the Grange
Vile Hump road through last summer
will leave for Portland tomorrow.
E. P. Atchison, of the firm of Atchi-
son & Terhune, owners of the Kendrick
chute, returned home this morning.
S. Hollenbeck of lilo went to Kendrick
this morning. He reports that blowing
is going on in the Cold Springs country.
Mrs. Henry wax left for her home at
Crangeville this morning. She has been
visiting with relatives in the city for the
last few days.
Frank Berry sawmill man of Weippe,
left on this mornings train for home.
He has been purchasing additional ma
chinery for his mill.
Horace Mc1ntire, overground engineer
for the Big Buffalo syndicate, is on his
way to Spokane to spend the winter. He
will return in the spring.
Frank Day. Miles Reed, Chas. Reed
and Loyal Atkinson, of the University of
Idsho, left on this mornings train for
Grangeville to spend the holidays with
their parents that place.
c. H. Schumadka, a prominent bust.
ness man Of Grangeville. left on this
mornings boat for Portland to spend the
holidays with his family, who are located
at that place for the winter.
Peter Treisch, editor of the proposed
new paper, is in town putting down
items. He will leave in few days for
Boise to meet with the next legislature,
of which body he will be member.
J. w. Hall, a farmer from near Julia.
eta, returned home this morning. He
says that the prune crop will not be so
heavy next year in that locality as there
was such as immense yield this year.
G. w. Mount, general agent for the o.
R. & N. at this place, went up to Grand
Ronde this morning on the Norma to
look after the interests of the Salmon
River Mining and Development company.
DR.. H. f. Shathy, the Buffalo Hump
syndicate company's physician of Cal.
lender, arrived last night and will leave
tomorrow for Spokane on short bust.
ness trip. He will return in about ten
days.
Geo. Fiddler, who recently purchased
the Rattle Snake Spring farm IN the
Weippe country from DR.. Reid is in the
city looking for blooded stock for his
ranch. He has one of the largest stock
ranshes in the state and makes special
ty Of thoroughbred animals.
VIM. Mohl. fruit tree inspector of this
section, returned from Hatwai this after.
noon and leaves for Tammany and Snake
river tomorrow. He reports that he is
having all the underbrush infested BY
tie San Jose scale cut down and burned.
Next month he will commence on the
trees and the worst ones will be con-
demned and destroyed and the remainder
sprayed with lime and sulphur as soon as
spring opens.
A. Erickson, proprietor of the Erick.
son sawmill, his wife and two daughters,
left on the morning train to spend Christ
mas with friends at Vollmer. Mr.. Erick.
son has netifioned the flenartsna,,A Co. .