Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-06
Coming and Going

c. F.. Founce, of Waha, is in the city
Kay L. Thompson, of Asotin, is IN the
lefty.
Jim Garrett returned today from Spo-
kane.
| J.K. Vincent came in today from Ken.
drick.
| Joe Alexander returned Yesterday from
Oakesdale.
Scott Wilkinson arrived in town today
from Basalt.
F. Harvey of Pullman left this morn
ing for home.
| Jerry Harrington left Oh today's train
for Moscow.
Capt. ]. Mckenzie, OF Pullman, arrived
in the city today.
William Martin of Moscow was an ar.
rival on today's train.
NJ. H. Insley Of Portland left for the
Palouse country today.
Mrs. c. T. Stranahan left on this morn
ing's train for home in Spalding.
FL. Bratton, postoffice inspector, is in
the city enronte to Canlas Prairie.
Mrs. NJ j. Wiggin and son Chester left
on this mornings train for Spalding.
| G. G. Pickett, the Moscow attorney,
returned home on this mornings train.
S. J. Friedman of San Francisco left
today on business trip to Crangeville.
Mrs. A. Freidenrich left on the Stuart
train today for her home in Grangeville.
Fred KroutingeT and ]. R. Lydon re-
turned this evening from trip on the
reservation.
G. w. Colby of the Small & Emery
lumber company, left OH today's train
for Spokane.
Bert Rigley Young left on this morn-
ing's Stuart train ell route to Mt. Idaho
on business.
I. Loughney, made flying trip to
Peck and Melrose today to organize re-
publican clubs.
G. A. Taylor, of Portland. represent
ing the Glass and Prudhomme Co., bind
ers, is in the city.
Hank Trimble returned last night
from Spokane with four carloads of cattle
which he purchased.
Fred Killing will leave tomorrow for
Spokane on business and incidentally to
take in the exposition.
f. M. Hepburn, the we'll known Spo.
kane attorney, left this morning for Mt. |
Id tho to attend court.
7. Loughney, state republican club |
organizer, returned today from Peck,
where he organized club of AZ.
R. d. Miller Of Moscow, cashier of the |
Spokane and Eastern Trus. company's
bank, returned to his home this morning.
F. H. Wood. manager of the Golden
Gate Mining properties on French creek,
left on this mornings train for Pierce
city.
Edgard G. Steele. judge of the district
court, and 6. d. Hodge, court stenogra-
pher left today for Mt. Idaho, where
Judge Steele holds court next week.
Miss Lulu Kirby of Peck, goddess of
plenty at the Spokane exposition, re-
turned last night in company with her
brother from Spokane and left this morn.
ing for home,
Elk Senator Fred T. Dubois and Hon.
f. J. Dockery arrived in the city TODAY
and will speak at the court house tonight
on the political issues of the day from
democratic standpoint.
Mrs. R. P. Steen. the Misses Eta and
Mae Steen lett this morning for Spokane
to view the exposition. They will visit
friends in Oregon and Washington before
returning home. They were accompanied
by Lorain Boyer, Mrs. Stems grandchild.
Hon. T. D. Miller and J. N. Stacy just
returned from the weeks campaign in
Nez Perce county, having held five re.
publican meetings-at Mohl.r, Peck,
Fletcher, Nezperce and Russell. Good
attendance at all points and rousinp
meetings and $50 in attendance at Nez.
perez and the outlook is good in the +,
county for grand republican ma;or;&v