Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-13
COMING AND GOING

E Baumeister, the Asotin merchant, is
in the city.
M. J. Vessels left for his home in Cam
eron today.
f. f. Jeter and wife, of Chicago, left
this morning for Grangeville.
]. II. Forney, of Moscow, arrived i'll the
city today to attend to legal business.
+. G. Vaughan. the pioneer stock man
and miner of Wapshelah, is in the city.
Mr.. 0. F. Rebel and Sam I. Silverman
left today for Crooked creek mining dis
trict.
Mr.. X. Schleislier and John Wilkinson
returned yesterday from trip on the
prairie.
Judge +. c. Steele and Court Steno-
grapher Hodge left for Moscow this
morning.
+. n. King, right-of-way agent of the
N. p, was passenger on the incoming
train today.
r. B. Hibbs returned this afternoon
from a prospecting tour in the Pierce
City district.
l.. Ben Howard and l.. ]. Clark return
ed last night from a ten days trip to
Camas Prairie.
w. E. Bell, the successful bidder for
the county bond issue, left for his home
in Spokane today.
Mr.. l.. S. Wood, proprietor of the Spo-
kane Mattress and Spring company, is in
the city on business.
Rev. c. +. ebony, Mr.. f. Durbin, Miss
Schaffer and Miss Jennings left today for
Waha for short outing
c. H. Gilchrist of South Omaha is in
the city. He wants to buy 500 head of
cattle for shipment to his market.
F. d. Culver returned last night from
a trip to the Wild Goose mining district
where he is heavily interested in the
mines.
Mrs. l.. A. Potter of Keuterville was in
the city yesterday and left on this morn
ing's train for Spokane, where she will
visit friends.
Mr.. McDufy, of Grangeville, is in the
city and will address the Bryan club to-
morrow night on the occasion of their
ratification meeting.
]. w. Penfeld of the Spokane Drug
company, who has been in the city dis
posing of the DIR. E. G. Brown drug store
stock, left for home today.
Mr.. H. Ward, Of Graugeville, returned
today from Spokane and will leave for
home tomorrow. Mr.. Ward is in the
furniture and undertaking business at
Grangeville.
Mr.. Sam Price, brakeman on the N.
P, returned yesterday from Butte, where
he has been visiting friends. Mr.. Price
left this morning for Spokane, where he
will run on the main line.
Mr.. Edison D. Briggs County survey
or, left this morning to survey the road
leading down Cottonwood creek, which
is necessiated by the great amount of
wheat to be hauled to point opposite
Basalt.
Mr.. George w. Coutts of Kendrick,
who has been in the city on matters con-
nected with plating the property in Nez
Perez county at Kendrick, which parts
the new -four mill company will need,
left for home today
Mr.. l. S. Mabee, representing the bond
and security house of Farson, Leach &
Co., of Chicago, left for home on today S
steamer Mr.. Mabee was here and placed
bid with the county commissioners on
the issue awarded yesterday.
Ira Small has begun the hauling of
his big crop of blue stem wheat to the
platform erected for him at the Northern
Pacific tracks near the stock yards. Mr..
Small is consigning the wheat to the
Mutual warehouse company, of Portland.
William Enoch visited the Clearwater
country this week, returning today. He
went to look for building stone in the
granite belt of that region. He reports
unlimited quantities of stone suitable for
ruble work and some fine granite for a
good class of masonry.
Harry Vaughan, son of the noted
doctor vino owns the proprietary copy
rights of the Vaughan patent medicines,
is in the city. Harry Vaughan is stock
man. His range is on Imnaha and Doug
lass bar in Oregon. He is travelling with
sister and an aunt and will return to
Oregon tomorrow by the way of Enter