Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-16
COMING AND GOING


r. L. Anderson, OF. Nezperce, is in the
city on business.
w, B. Keller returned to his home at
Spalding yesterday.
Cyrus Beede, and wife, Of Spaldinp
were in town yesterday.
Mr.. Wallace L. Whitmore, of Chicago,
is in the city on business.
F. Treisch, the Peck merchant, is in
the city transacting business.
Mrs. L. c. Neal left this morning for
the Palouse country OH visit.
Mrs. P. T. Lomax and wife spent Sun
day visiting friends in Spalding.
Frank Lehmicke of Kendrick spent
Sunday in the city visiting friends.
Hon. j. H. Forney returned to his
home in Moscow on Yesterdays train.
Harry Kasper, of Kendrick, was a visi-
tor in the city yesterday, returning home
| today.
G w. Thompson went up on today's
boat to his mining property at Wild
Goose.
Miss Minnie Harrington left for Cot
tonwood today, where she will visit
friends.
Mr.. A. H. Afford returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he has been on.
business
Albert Fix and w. M. Savage, Of
Untontowh. are in the city transacting
business.
Miss Hammell, of Nezperce, was
passenger on today's Spokane train from
the north.
Referee in Bankruptcy j. NJ. Adams
made flying trip to Asotin today on
PROBATE matters.
Mr.. H. L. Pickett, mining attorney
Of Salt Lake, left this morning on the
steamer for home.
Fred Wood, superintendent of the
Golden Gate Mining Co., arrived on to-
days Spokane train.
Clifford and Henry Riggs returned
Saturday night from trip to their sheep
ranch on Craig's mountain.
Mr.. L. A. Osborne, secretary of the
Oregon Mining Co., at Pierce, left for
the company's property today.
Fred Beckwith, Miss Hulda Shubert
and Mr.. and Mrs. Banta went to Tam
many and Waha for an outing yesterday.
DIR. j. r. and Mrs. Atkinson returned
by boat from the sound today after two
weeks visit at summer resorts along the
coast.
The Spokane baseball team arrived to-
day. They are strong aggregation and
no doubt will put up good game to-
morrow.
l.. Ben Howard, the travelling repre-
sentative of the Lewiston Mercantile CO.
left this morning for Clearwater points
on business.
Dan Greenburg made flying trip to
Waha Landing today to do assessment
work on valuable claim recently To-
Gated by him.
Miss Lora Remington of Spalding ar
rived in the city yesterday and is visiting
Miss Emma Rowley. She will return
home tomorrow.
Mrs. A. S. Binnard aud daughter, Of
Butte, left this morning for home. Mrs.
Binnard has been visiting her mother
here for the past week.
Johnnie Roos returned last night from
weeks fishing and hunting trip to Fish
Lake, near Buffalo Hump. He reports
having had an excellent time
Mr.. B: NJ. Jacobs, Of the o. r., & N.
Co, and Van w. Hasbrouck, Of this city
will leave tomorrow for Clear creek
above Stuart for months fishing and
hunting trip.
Ruth Wilkinson, Mrs Skipworth and
little daughter arrived on today's train
from colfax where they had been in at
tendance at the Methodist campmeeting
at that point.
Leslie Thompson went to Sweetwater
yesterday on fishing trip and returned
bringing nice large string of speckled
beauties, several of which weighed
pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Church, of Asotin,
were in the city this morning. Mrs.
Church left for Sterling, H., her old
home, where she was called by Ihe illness