Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-11
COMING AND GOING

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today.
j.. T. Bills, Of Melrose, is visitor in
the city.
Mr.. B. B Bravender, of Spokane, is in
the city visiting relatives.
George n. Storer left this morning for
Pocatello via Butte, Mont
Mr.. w. A. Campbell prominent res
ident Of Melrose, is in the city.
Attorney Dan Worth, of Grangeville.
is in the city today OH legal business,
While the farmer reaps his grain the
politician plans to harvest the Doodle.
Mr.. James McCrane returned today
from Grangeville and Crooks Corral.
Mr. Albert Fix, manager of the ]. P.
Vollmer store at Uniontown, is in the
city.
Deputy Sheriff G. E. Braddish, of Sho-
shone county, returned today from Wal
lace.
Justice of the Peace Seaton, Of Peck,
was passenger on today's train for
home.
Miss Jeanette Halstcad left this morn-
ing for Seattle where she will visit
friends.
The democratic Boxers are organized
in this county for raid on the repleted
treasury.
D. F. Roos, from Coos county, Oregon,
is in the city visiting his old friend, Mr..
]. Lane.
w. f. Bell of Spokane is here to bid
on the $4,000 bond sale of Nez Perez
county tomorrow.
G. w. Thompson and Geo. S. Bailey
left this morning on horseback for their
mines at Wild Goose.
d. ]. McGilvery and f. d. Potvin left
this morning by team for two days trip
to Culdesac on business.
Steve Hepton has gone to Wallowa val
ley, Oregon, to buy thousand head of
cattle for Lewiston dealers.
Mrs. P. E. Stookey will accompany
her husband to Boise to attend the re-
publican state convention.
]. G.. Wright the Culdesac townsite
rustler was in the city yesterday and left
for Kendrick this morning.
Miss Bessie vollmer returned from
Spokane today, where she has been on
an extended visit with friends.
w. K. FELTON, left this morning for
Oro6no where he will take charge of the
Mark Means merchandise store.
{. j, Evans, ex-private secretary to
Gov. Steunenberg, left today for Boise,
after spending few days in the city.
| c. w. Richardson, precinct committee
man from Melrose, is in the city on bust
ness and will leave for home tomorrow.
Harmon Whitfield, Of Central Ridge,
who has been in the city several days on
business, left for his home this morning.
| Pete Parson, road commissioner of
Melrose, who has been in the city on
legal business left for home this morning.
Geo. Woods, of Melrose, is transacting
business before the county commissions
ers. He will leave for home tomorrow.
Mrs. Arthur ]. Shaw and children ar
rived on today's train from Spokane and
will remain several weeks visiting
friends.
DR.. S. Salsberg left this morning for
Wyoming to spend the summer. The
doctor expects to return to Lewiston in
the fall
Hon. B. F. Morris left today for Mos
COW in the interest Of the Clearwater
Land, Log & Lumber Co. of which he is
rece liver.
Senator Teller of Colorado has an
nounced that he will pay his annual visit
to his &C usin, Miss Nettie Moore, OF Waha,
in few weeks.
DIR. Boston and family left for Lake
Waha today. The DIR. will return to-
morrow and the family will remain there
during the summer.
Vim. Hayernick and daughters, Fannie
and Jessie, left on today's Stuart train for
Grangeville where they expect to spend
few weeks visiting friends.
Mr.. r. r. Steen arrived in the CITY to-
day from his ranch on Craig's mountain
with 4so head of sheep which he will
ship to King & Bender at Spokane.
A. ID. Pardee, of Philadelphia, left on
today's Stuart train for Greer's. He ex-
poets to visit Pierce City and Buffalo
Hump mining districts before returning.