Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-05-16
COMING AND GOING

city.
Alb. Wright the Fletcher mill man is i'll
the city.
J. B. West and wife spent Tuesday in
Moscow.
Commissioner Johnson visited the city
Tuesday.
{. Weisgerber came in from Moscow
this afternoon.
The infant child of Charley Mannings
died last night.
John Herbs, of Peck, was a visitor in
the city Tuesday,
Mrs. KAY Thompson and little son are
visiting in the city.
Stanley Loomer came in from Moscow
on the afternoon train.
Mas. c. T. Stanahan was a passenger
Tuesday morning for Spalding.
DIR. Randall was a passenger, on the
Spokane train north, this morning.
Sam Silverman the mining expert ar
rived III the city today from Spokane.
Frank Hannaford returned Tuesday
from short business trip to Spokane.
Joe kincaid left Tuesday morning for
Palouse City for a visit with home folks.
Willis Sweet was passenger on the
Spokane train north yesterday morning.
Attorneys Smith & Tannahil are in
Moscow doing business before the federal
court.
Seriff Rozen returned Monday night
from business trip into the Clearwater
country.
Superintendent of Forest Reserve
James Glendinning arrived Tuesday from
Spokane.
Fred Kroutinger and r. R. Steen were
passengers north on the Spokane train
this morning.
Lester Coffin arrived home on the after
trip i'll Washington.
Tom Surridge, the Camas prairie cattle
man, was passenger on the Spokane
train Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Allard, after visiting few DAYS
with friends here, left for her home in
Kendrick, this morning.
Isaac Mounce and Dick Steen were ex-
cused as federal court jurors at Moscow
and returned home today.
II. c. Breede, superintendent of the
circulating department of the Spokes-
man Review, is in the city.
Attorney J. F.. Babb arrived home from
Moscow today, where he has been in at,
tendance at the federal court.
Jake Moritz, the Orofino merchant
did business in the city Tuesday return
ing home Wednesday morning.
Walter Dyer went to Grangeville today
to become associated with S. w. Cope in
the livery business at that place.
F. B. Martin end Elsie Chase, of Nez
perez left this city this morning bount
for the gold fields of Cape Nome.
The dance given by the Moss Rose
Circle Woodmen Of the world, was sue
cess. About SIS was cleared above ex
penses.
Miss Stella Reed, who has been in at
tendance at the Spokane business college
for the past few months arrived home
Monday.
| Travel on the Orofiuo branch has great
ly increased in the past few days. About
fifty passengers went out on the Wednes
day mornings train.
| T. X. McClelland, who has been eniov
ing Lewiston's excellent climate since
Monday, left for Stuart and points or
Camas prairie this morning.
Clarence Robnett will leave in the
morning for Pomeroy to be in attendance
at the meeting of the high-schCo oil alumni
of that place, of which he is a member
Assessor Speaker returned from visi,
TO the Potlatch Tuesday. He reports
that prospects never looked better for g
good crop of all fruits and grains than a,
present
Albert Madison and James Taylor re.
turned from the North Fork yesterday
They did location work on an iron cap.
ped ledge which developed promising
copper and gold deposit.
Edwin Speaker, deputy assessor, ar.
rived Tuesday from IS days sojourn in
the vicinity of Fletcher, He reports
everybody in that vicinity rejoicing a,
the passage of the free homes bill.
DIR. Boston and Probate Judge Lang
ford arrived home on Mondays night
train from tour of inspection of the
Pierce City mines. Mr. Langford has
some valuable mining property in that
locality.
George Justice, John Lyle and John
Crane departed yesterday on a prospect