Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-06-25
COMING AND GOING

eTOy, Is III tne CITY.
Mrs. R. Steen is in the city from her
home OH Snake river.
Miss Mamie Speaker is visiting her
ranch near Kendrick.
II. Smith aud wife left for their home
in Stuart this morning.
w. NJ. Chambers of Pullman will re.
turn home in the morning.
Deputy Sheriff Harve Foresman made
a business trip up the Clearwater today.
Harold Culver who has been to Port
land on visit, returned home yesterday.
B. M. Jacobs and S. l.. Mcfarland
made pleasure trip up the river yester-
day.
Frank Wyatt the we'll known stock
man, returned to his home at White Bird
this morning.
A. Vinson of the firm of Niles & Vim
son, was passenger on yesterdays boat
for Wild Goose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Neighbor, of West
lake are in the city. Mr.. Neighbor con-
ducts the hotel at that point.
Pete Thompson came in yesterday
from Leland with the Kendrick aggrega
ton to witness the ball game.
R. B. Hooper returned from Spokane
Sunday where he met his family who
have just returned from trip east.
F. N. King, right-of-way agent of the
N. p. returned on Sundays boat from
Walla Walla where he has been OH busi-
ness.
Miss Maud Warren, who has been visit
ing friends in Pullman and Moscow for
the past 10 days, returned home Satur-
day.
| A. ID. Burrows, who has been visiting
his brother-in-law, c. +. Allen, of Clarke
ston, left for his home in Kansas City
today.
Miss Mamie Riggs returned home on
the steamer Spokane this morning from
a weeks visit with Miss Mae Steen at
"Stony Brook Farm" near Snake river.
Attorneys l. N. Smith ]. w. Reid and
Revenue Collector Chamberlain were
passengers on the outgoing N. P. train
this morning to attend court at Moscow.
DIR. Morris paid County Treasurer
Hasting 500 this morning as part pay
ment on the $I,s42.53 owing the county
by previous settlement with county COM
missioners.
] Maj. Geo. A. Manning and George F
Crum will speak on the Fourth at the
Cold Springs school house near Kippen.
preparations for a general celebration
have been made.
Col. w. w. Hammell right-of-way
agent of the 0. R. & N. came in from his
home at Nez Perce Saturday night and
left via Sunday steamer for Spokane. He
will return Thursday.
The new building Of f. L. Russell on
Main street is about completed and Mr.
Of July with full line aud fresh stock 0
. groceries and provisions.
4 ]. S. Taylor, business man of Thomp
son, Montana, left Saturday morning fo
trip through the reservation country
where he will seek location for {
general merchandise business.
Mrs. Hallett and Hallett Abend, hel
!, grandson, returned from Lo Lo creek
Saturday. Hallett eontemplates trip t
ST. Louis shortly to visit his grandparents
and finish his school education.
!. Geo. Leibes of Juliaetta was in tow
: yesterday. Mr.. Leibes formerly owne
: the grain tramway at that point. but sol,
out to Garfield parties and will max
Spokane his home in the future.
Drs. Morris and Rockwell Of this cit
q were passengers on the steamer thi
morning for Portland. They go to atten
!. the meeting of the Oregon Medical asst
: citation which will be held Tuesday an
!. Wednesday,
Among the arrivals yesterday to wi
:. ness the ball game were: Geo. W. Coutt
it Math Jacobs, L. F. Hares, j. j. Hamle,
!. d. j. Rainlandy, Joe Vincent and wifi
Miss Smith, Miss Mitchenn, Mrs Schin
ger, E.. E. Alderman, VIM. McCrea ar
q wife, Miss Eta Brooke and d. F.. Thoma
All of Kendrick.
- Mr.. H. M. Nelson, Of the firm Of Am
I. s. Nelson, is in the city looking up Il
ae title to certain lands in Ney Perce count
=, which he expects to purchase for the y
N of the -four mill to be built at Kendri,
8. very shortly. Mr.. Nelson says they wi
81 put mill with capacity Of $50 barre
ny per day. He win return home in I
a morning.