Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-01-10
COMING AND GOING

Ed Baumeister OF Asotin is in the city
today.
Charles c. Miles of the reservation is
in town.
Moscow.
&. T. Stranahan and wife were in town |
Monday.
w. c. Fritter returned to Spokane
Monday.
Miss Lora Remington is visiting friends
in the city.
Jas. E. Babb went to Moscow on legal
business today.
George and w. A. Irwin of Grangeville
are in the city.
]. c. Kincaid and wife are guests at
the Raymond.
L. L. Haynes and wife came home from
Leland Monday.
H. Noble and wife of Orofino were in
the city Monday.
Ezra Baird returned from Spokane on
yesterdays train.
Geo. A. Jones of Juliaetta was visitor
in the city Tuesday.
Chas. Blanchard of Moscow was Lew
iston visitor yesterday.
E. O'Neill left on the morning train to
attend court at Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kinkade Of Orofino
were In the city Monday.
CT. Smith, Walla Wallan, was look
ing over our city Tuesday.
]. H. Evans, the Agatha ferryman, is
registered at the Hotel de France.
| Chris Olson, Louis and John Dahl of
Mt. Idaho, were in the city yesterday.
i Thomas Kirby of Peck had business
before the county commissioners yester-
day.
| R. B.Miller and R. NJ. Hastings Of Nez
Perez were in the city en- business yes
terday.
1, Mrs. J, c. Gelbach of Grangeville passed
through the city Monday en- route to
Spokane.
Daniel Worth reached the city yester-
day en- route from the east to his home
in Crangeville.
J inc. Brown returned yesterday to Orc
emo where he is now engaged in the
practice Of law.
X. L. Thompson of the Asotin Sentinel
J made his usual monthly "round up" the
first of the week.
Louis Oldag, now of Genesee, has had
business before the Board of Commits
| sioners this week.
c. L. Hamilton and Kenneth McIvel
: are down from Leland on business before
. the commissioners.
Newton Hibbs left Monday morning
with Otto Abeling for trip into the
Dewey mining district.
M. p. Stevens, editor of the Juliaetts
Register, left for his home yesterday aftel
a days business in the city.
Jno. HERES and Robt. Snyder, citizen.
! of the prosperous town of Peck, were il
/ the city yesterday on business.
2 H. P. Gallagher of Seattle is looking
a over the city with a view of locating and
n engaging in the grain business.
+ Mrs. J. F. Taylor came down from
Kendricir Monday to visit Der husband
$ who is engaged in business here.
e F. M. Green Of Tacoma, right of way
v agent for the Northern Pacific railwa,
n company. is in the city on business.
DIR. ]. NJ. Fairly and wife are in the
I city from Lapwai. DR.. Fairly is tn,
$ physician in charge at the Indian school
10. Barbour and l. NJ. Kennedy flee
notices OF six mining Claims in the vicin
ity of Salmon river in Nez Perez county
Lew Bradbury of Orofno spent Sunday
in the city with his brother John. who il
paying teller in the Lewiston Nationa
Bank.
Mrs. Harry Grice of Moscow, who ha
;. been the guest of Mrs. L. Stannus fo
: the past week, left for her home on tn,
" morning train.
: Mike Green, one of the lucky owner
of the Big Buffalo mine, left yesterday
for Spokane after spending few day.
- with friends here.
F. NJ. Jones tried Saturday befor,
:, Justice Sweet for assaulting Peter Eber
was sentenced Monday, found guilty ant
fined $3.50 and costs.
l. III. f. Cobnrn is down from Cotton
l. wood. He says the epidemic of so-callet
a smallpox still RACES in Idaho county ant
y while many are sick there are n,
g fatalities.
J. X. Persons and family left for New
r York yesterday morning. Mr.. Person.
e goes east to consummate a mining dea
n for group of claims on Snake river il
). the copper belt.
i Hank rrimble will begin at once {.
a clear away the wreckage of the old Roya
i Restaurant building and to make prepa
a rations TO erect new brick building OF
Z the ground early in the spring.
!, House Tor Sale.