Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-06-20
COMING AND GOING

Moscow today.
A. c. Michaels returned to his home in
Spau' ding today.
]. D. Green, of Johnson, Wash, is
visitor in the city.
Charlec Isecke the Asotin capitalists
came in to show today.
Perry Thomas the pioneer from
Spalding, is in the city.
H. Noble, the congenial hotel man of
Orofino, is in town today.
Mr.. P. R. Kelsey returned to Salem
Bar on Snake river today.
Mr.. A. J. Mnard, of Chicago, went to
Grangeville today on business.
Mrs. Geoage Bremen returned from a
visit to the Palouse country today.
L. Ben Howard returned last night
from successful business trip on Camas
Prairie.
Frank Shively returned to Spaulding
this morning to resume his duties at the
agency.
Harry Baughman returned home on
today's boat from Portland where he has
been on visit.
Mr.. Al Ransom, secretary of the Mas
cote Mining & Milling Co., is in town
today from Moscow.
Van w. Hasbrouck returned yesterday
from Moscow and Spokane, where he has
been visiting friends.
d. S. Fountain and his family have
returned from an extended visit to Craigs
mountain and Camas Prairie
Mrs. Jas. Perkins and daughter Mable
left via the N. P. this morning for
Tacoma, where they will spend the Sum
mer.
Harry Poyneer and wife accompanied
by his sister and Miss Rice, of Pomeroy,
left today for Elk City to spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. Powell returned last night from
Peck where she has been visiting friends
and left for her home in Spokane this
morning.
Harry Poyneer and wife, accompanied
by his sister and Miss Rice, of Pomeroy,
let today for Elk City to spend the
summer.
Jacob Salliday returned last evening
from visit with relatives in Kamiah and
returned to his home in Ellensburg this
morning.
Mr.. Jerry T. King left via the Oro6no
train this a. M, for points in Camas
Prairie. Mr.. King is buying stock for
shipment to Spokane.
Ralph Baughman, accompanied by his
wife and mother, left on this mornings
steamer for Portland, where Ralph will
take a civil service examination for
skipper"
Mr.. VIM. Chambers, the veteran grain
merchant of the Palouse country, re-
turned to his home in Pullman this
morning. Mr.. Chambers purchased
5000 bushels of wheat while here.
H. Smith is in the city from Stuart
He says it is nobody's business what
brought him to the city. One would be
lieve that he is going to get married
from his general conduct and personal
appearance.
Mr.. John Proctor, Of San Francisco,
returned last evening from Cottonwood
where he has been looking over his
numerous business interests in that sec
ton. Mr.. Proctor owns considerable
land in Idaho county.
Mr.. A. Ryrie, representing the Oregon
Mortgage Co., and d. Ryrie, represent
ing Balfour, Guthrie & Co., of Portland,
arrived i'll the city today from Moscow
and will leave in the morning to look
over the reservation country in the in
terests Of their firms.
A. Malm, of Craigs Mountain, arrived
in the city today with two wagon loads of
wool which he stored with the Pacific
Coast FL. Co of this city. This makes
about $50 sacks hauled to Lewiston this
season Altogether the total weight be-
ing about 10000 pounds. Warehouse
man Thompson reports that there is fully
500 sacks more in sight at the present
time.
w. S. Anderson of Rimrock, was in
the city today. He has been prospecting
on Deep creek in the Snake river district,
and he reports large quantities of ship
ping ore i'll that vicinity that is valuable
for shipment whenever transportation
can be provided. He says Deep creek
alone will supply boat with constant
work if one should be put on the upper