Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-31
COMING AND GOING


rose.
7. l. Rogers, Of Spokane. arrived in
the city today.
Vim. White is expected home today
from Warm Springs.
ID. w. caves left on this mornings
Stuart train for Kamiah.
Charles H. Russell arrived home yes
lterday from Walla walla.
/. T. Darr, Of uniontown. transacted
business in the city today.
G. Weisgerber made flying trip to
Moscow today on business. rs
s. g. Isan1an and County Surveyor
Briggs returned last night from culdesac.
Max Alexander left on today's train
for Seattle where he will embark in bust
ness.
Nose and Sol Caldwell have gone into
the Buffalo Hump country on prospect
ing tour.
Ed. Fountain, and wife, returned
yesterday from short visit with friends
at Tekoa.
6. A. Mariner, manager of the Dewey
mine, left this morning on business trip
to Seattle.
| Al Manning will leave this morning
for Cottonwood, where he will open a
barber shop.
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Miss Edna Palmer returned on today's
train from months visit with Mrs. Bou-
ton, Of Burke.
Miss Marguerite Lawler will leave for
Kamiah in few days to spend the sum-
fner with her parents.
Nat Brown, Of Moscow, arrived in the
city last night from the Elk City mines
and left for home today.
B. W. Cooper, representing Marshall,
Field & CO., Of Chicago, was in the city
and left today tor Spokane.
Mr.. +. A. White has resigned his .po-
sition as agent Of the Great Northern Ex-
press Co., to take effect Aug. 10.
Mrs. A. Binnard and daughter Anna,
will leave next week fora vacation visit
ing with Mrs. Wax at Grangeville.
Mrs. 1. Wiggin and son. Chester, re-
turned today from Spalding, where they
have been visiting Mrs. Joe Malloy.
The TELLER force is indebted to w.
R. Neil for 6ne box of ''Red Duchess,
apples raised on his ranch in Tammany.
]. w. Penfeld, the popular representa-
tive Of the Spokane Drug Co.. is in the
city on combined pleasure and business
trip.
1. M. Poster came in last night from
the Pierce mining district for supplies
and returned on this mornings Stuart
train.
R. Nicholas of the Peck Mercantile Co.
at Peck, returned yesterday from bust
ness trip to Colfax and left today for
home.
James Glendenning Of Spokane left to-
day for Buffalo Hump, where he goes to
attend to matters connected with the for
est reserve.
Col. w. w. Haiilmell returned yester-
day from flying trip to Portland, where
he went on business connected with the
o. r. & N. Co.
j. w. Green and AL. Stiffel, of Asotin
creek, we're in the city today. They
shipped car load OF pears via N. P. to
H. J. Shinn s. Co., Spokane.
Sheriff ]. w. Rozen and Attorney
Miles $. Johnson will leave tomorrow for
an outing at Wallowa lake. They win
be absent from the city two weeks.
Mr.. Kincaid, Of Grangeville. came in
on the train today. She will be ,the
guest Of Mrs. McGrady to night and con-
tinue her journey to the prairie tomorrow.
Comfy Treasurer Hastings today re-
ceived from Sheriff Rozen the sum Of
1874 as licenses for the past quarter and
SI4S.35 as fees earned during this last
quarter.
The expert found Ex-assessor S. o. Il
Tannahill short in his accounts to the
amount of S2537,3o. Suit for this amount
was instituted this afternoon in the dis
trict court.
]. G. Best, railroad man Of Russell
county, Kansas. accompanied by his wife,
was in the city yesterday and left this
morning for Oro6no, where they will
visit relatives for few weeks.
Henry F. Bloch left on the steamer
his morning for Portland, where he will