Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-23
COMING AND GOING
ID. S. Wright is in the city.

bunuy Johnson arrived on tuesday
train.
w. c. Fritter came in from Spokane
Tuesday.
Alb. Wright, of Fletcher, is doing bust
ness i'll the city.
Mrs. Viola McConville returned from
Spokane today.
c. T. Suanahan came in from the
agency Tuesday.
+. +. Baumeister, of Asotin, was in
the city yesterday.
Harriet Stevens departed for her home
in Portland Tuesday.
Pete Thompson left for his home i'll
the Potlatch Tuesday.
Attorney George Bailey from Asotin
was in town Tuesday.
Miss Mollie Grimes left for Pullman
Tuesday for a short visit.
Mrs. Ben Silverman went TO Spokane
today to visit her mother.
c. w. Van Pelt of Leland is doing bus
mess in the city this week.
Mark Means was a passenger on the
Oroino train this morning.
John King was a passenger north on
the Spokane train yesterday,
w. w. Brown and family left for
Gran geville yesterday morning.
VIM Boise made business trip into
the Clearwater country Tuesday.
d. S. Wright, the reservation sawmill
man, left for home this morning.
Tom Huntington was passenger north
on the Spokane train this morning.
John Bael, formerly with the Mitchell,
Lewis Implement Co. is in the city
Jack Bell and wife are visiting with
the family Of VIM Bollinger this week.
Edison Briggs is in Spalding today, en-
gagged i'll business connected with his
office.
Miss Grace Hibbs went to Nezperce
this morning to visit friends for two
weeks.
A. w. Spalding arrived in Lewiston
Tuesday from Seattle, where he has estab-
lished all Office.
Wallace Scott left for Grangeville
Tuesday morning after spending a week
i'll the city on business.
Joe Vincent and family after visiting
relatives here for few days left for
Kendrick Yesterday morning.
Miss Bernice Day, who has been attend
ing college at Spokane during the past
year, departed for her home in Grange
vile this morning.
c. c. Leeper left Tuesday morning for
his old home i'll Missouri, being called
there by telegram announcing the serious
| illness of his father.
w. B. Martin and wife who have been
| spending the past week here visiting
friends, returned to their home near Neg
perez this morning.
| M. Sculley left Tuesday morning for
Bartlett Springs, California, where he
goes to try the effect of the baths, in the
hope of betternent of health
laura Remington, who has been visit
| ing friends here for few days, left for
home in Spalding this morning. She was
accompanied home by Mrs. Fred King.
w. p. Hulburt returned from a bust
ness trip east yesterday. He reports
satisfactory success in the business enter
prises in the interests of which he made
this journey.
c. B. Steunenberg, connected with the
state land board, left for his home in
Boise Wednesday morning. Mr.. Steunen-
berg has been engaged for the past six
weeks i'll this and Idaho counties investi-
eating and looking after state school
lands.
Clarence Robnett has returned from
Pomeroy where last Friday evening he
attended a meeting of Alumni Associa-
ton of the Pomeroy High School. MIR.
Robnett is member of the class of 1892
and at the banquet Friday night re-
sponded to the toast "Our Alma Mater"
Thirty eight of the Alumni were present
including the eight of this years class,
Supt. James Glendenning, who was
down from the mining country yesterday
reports great activity in that section
since the sale of the Big Buffalo proper
ties. MIR. Sweeney will have over 500
men employed on his properties alone
this season and revival of interest is
manifested in all adjacent properties.
Prospectors are going into the upper
Clearwater basin in great numbers, and
since the opening of the regular schedule
to Stuart most of the Quitting is from
that point.