Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-27
COMING AND GOING

Chas. Stade is in the city from Florence.
c. H. Cummings is down from Nez
Perce.
]. c. and AL Carlson were in from Greer
Yesterday.
B. J. Chambers of London, Mass, is a
visitor in the city.
/ W. NJ. Clemenson has been appointed
postmaster at Charleston.
J. d. Honeyman of Fletcher is
registered at the dc France.
George Morrison was visitor i'll the
city from Orofno yesterday.
| NJ. F. Gose, the Pomeroy attorney, ar
lived in the city this afternoon.
J. R. Collins of Juliaetta was transact
ing business in the city Monday.
p. Stewart, of the firm of Stewart Bros,
Moscow, horse dealers, is in the city.
Geo. A. Dickson of Orofino was doing
business in the city the first of the week
Edwin London, the Grangeville
merchant, came in on Thursdays stage.
Ed Pearcy, who has been visiting with
Jake Moritz at Orofno, returned Thurs
day.
Sam S. Silverran passed through the
city yesterday enroute for the Dewey
camp.
f. W Krones and his bride came in on
the boat Wednesday evening from In
diana.
Miss Bessie Vollmer has returned home
after weeks visit with friends in
Asotin
w. f. Baum was yesterday appointed
county coroner to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation of d. d. Burn
ham.
DIR. and Mrs. S. c. Moody were in the
city Thursday night. Mrs. Moody will
visit in Spokane while Doctor Moody
visits in the east
The West Lake post Office has been
discontinued. The mail which formerly
went to West Lake will be sent to Nor
row one half mile west.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. R. Babb of Quartz
Montana, arrived in the city Thursday
They will visit with Mrs. Babb's mother
Mrs. M. w. Blythe, a few weeks, They
will locate permanently in this valley.
Rev. w. F. Cowden, a district evangel-
ist Of the Christian church, arrived this
afternoon from Tacoma. He will direct
the services in protracted meeting in the
new church on the Hill for period OF
two weeks.
George Stonebraker has resigned his
position as deputy city marshal Mr..
Stonebraker has been an Efficient and
popular guardian of the peace in this
city for year past. He will be missed
from the service.
J. N. Rice. the prominent mining man,
came in from Spokane Thursday night
and proceeded to the upper country yes
terday. He will examine the Dewey
mine in the interest of Spokane capitalists
during his stay in the interior.
J, N. Rice. the prominent mining man
was in the city Thursday night. He was
on his way to the interior mining re.
gions. He says the African war is caus.
ing the mining money to be withdrawn
from the west and the stringency is per.
ceptible in all mining circles.
F. f. Johnesse, the superintendent OF
the mine development for the Idaho Ex.
ploration and Copper company in this
} district, is expected to arrive from New
!. York tomorrow. He comes with instruc.
lions to prosecute the work of the com.
pany with an increased force of miners
as soon as supplies can be secured.
The Spokesman Review of the 24tll
inst says: REV. T. f. Sherman, pastor
of the Presbyterian church at Johnson
Wash, has resigned and leaves in few
days for Iowa, where he will visit friends
Rev. Sherman has received call to the
passionate of the Presbyterian church at
St. Joseph. Mo, but has not yet decided
, whether or not he will accept.
Louis and John Dahl, two successful
mine operators, returned from Spokane
yesterday. They will remain in the city
two weeks before going to their camp on
Big creek. They are interested in the
Gold Bug mine, which in company with
DR.. o. J. West they bonded to Spokane
capitalists last fall, and which develop.
ment has shown to be bonanza.
o. B. Olson, one OF the original 10.
Gators of the famous is to 1 mine in
Cpur d'Alenes. was in the city Thurs
day night He comes to this district TO,
the purpose of looking over the mining
field for investment. He visited the Bed
Rock district yesterday to look over a
. gold proposition owned by r. B, Cooper
and associates. Mr.. Olson and associates
sold an interest recently in this great
mine for $4,000.