Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-09-12
Coming and Going

VIM. Daggett, farmer from Colfax is
in the city.
p. NJ. Davis left this morning on the
Palouse train.
Peter Treisch returned to his home in
Peck this morning.
Joe Malloy and wife, of Spalding, ar
rived in the city today.
Miss Violet Howard, Of Moscow, is in
the city visiting friends.
Stuart Armour, of Spokane, arrived in
the city on today's train.
f. Harvey, the grain merchant left for
his home in Pullman today.
Attorney R. l. Mcfarland left OH the
morning train for Rathdrum.
A. Wills, stock man from Rosalia, ar
rived in the city on today's train.
Major Montgomery, we'll known
mining man from Kalso, is in the city.
Dan Boice and Dave Trousdale left this
morning for Culdesac On hunting trip.
Mr.. H. Angel of Spokane is in the city
representing an art company Of Chicago.
|. Baum, business man of Spokane
left for trip to Grangeville this morn
ing.
| J. G. Wright. the owner of the town
site of Guide Sac, is in the city on bust
ness.
George A. Leibes of Spokane, who has
been attending district court went home
today.
A. B. Jackson Of the Burlington Route
left to today for trip to the Camas
prairie.
c. A. Ray, proprietor of ferry boat on
the Grand Ronde river, is in the city on
business.
DIR. Stoneburner of Leland who has
been in the city on business, returned
home today.
Deputy Sheriff Harve Foresman was a
passenger on the outgoing Palouse train
this morning.
S. S. Brooks, OF Ilo, is in the city to-
day, haying business before the board OF
county commissioners.
DIR. Rockwell and family left on the
steamer this morning for Portland, where
they will take in the carnival.
John M. Auchenvole and wife, of Mt.
Idaho, are in the city and expect to re.
main here during the winter.
Miss F.. Ganahe, of Spokane, daughter
OF the late Attorney Frank Ganahe, is in
the city visiting Mrs. S. l.. Thompson, Sr
J. r. Lee, a we'll known fruit grower
from Pennewawa, is in the city enroute
to the Camas Prairie. He Is accompa
MED by M. Fisher.
w. S. Yearsley of Spokane, a promi
nent mining and real estate man, is ex
pectcd in the city tonight Ell route to the
Salmon river mines.
Van b. Delashmutt, who returned last
night from business trip to Grangevillt
IN the interest Of the Sweeney syndicate
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M. J. Roche, of Portland, travelling
passenger agent of the Denver & Rio
Grande, was in the city yesterday ant
= left this morning for home.
I Capt. F.. f.. Rogers, of Cleveland, Ohio
president of the Mascot Mining and Mill
Y ing Co., in the Pierce district, accompa
] MED by his wife and son, are in the city
y ]. j. Pulse of Denver returned on las
evenings steamer from Portland, wher,
he and his wife attended the Elks carni
4 val. Mrs. Pulse is visiting friends in tn,
Palouse country, Mr.. Pulse returned
Y home this morning,
I'll John ]. Philippi, the old time Lewis
y ton tailor, is in the city, Mr.. Philip
n brought his little daughter, Ella, here t,
\ attend the Sisters academy this winter
= and also proved up on his ranch nea
Z Spalding. He expects to return to Lew
4 iston in few weeks and take up his oil,
D trade of tailoring. Mr.. Philippi's worl
y in his line is too we'll known to need an,
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