Lewiston daily teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1901, 1900-12-17
Coming and Going

yesterday.
/ l.. T. Jones of this city went to Spo-
kane today.
Jesse Fansler ard son Camden are in
the city from Web Ridge.
James w. Reid went to Moscow this
mo; ming to attend court.
B. II. Hillard of Charleston started on a
short trip to Moscow today.
w. w. Williamson returned from the
upper country this evening.
Peter M. Davis; who has been doing
business at Boise, has returned.
w. f. McAlister left yesterday morn
ing for Seattle on a short business trip.
Staas Speaker came in OH yesterday
evenings train from his ranch at Leland.
II. B. White, who has been doing bust
ness i'll the city returned to Spokane to-
day
| John klass went to Kendrick today to
paper the Knights of Pythias opera house
and lodge room.
Henry H. Schillman returned to Lap.
wal this morning after visit over Sun
day with friends in the city.
Chas. Mcdonnell filed a mining loca-
ton at the auditors Office today. His
claim is located on Snake river.
Andrew Burleigh, who has been visit
ing with friends i'll this city, returned to
his home at Stuart this morning.
The first invoice of Christmas trees
was received today and there is notice
able stir among Christmas shoppers.
I. N. S. General A. Damas has returned
from his trip to Wallace, where he organ
ICED new lodge of Scottish Rite Free
Mason.
Lawrence Carey, who has been looking
over this country for the last few DAYS,
returned to his home at Harrison this
morning
E. G. Campbell who has resigned his
position as shipping clerk for the whole
said house of John P. Vollmer & Co. is
contemplating taking recreation hunt
ing trip on Craig mountain.
o. Bentley we'll known citizen of
Camas prairie has returned from an ex-
tended visit with his relatives in Illinois |
and Kansas. He was accompanied by |
his wife and mother Mrs. johnson.
0. w. Cleck, of the Lapwai saw milling
company, of Winchester went to Moscow
and Colfax where he expects to purchase
some additional machinery for the COM
pany's mill at the head of Lapwai creek.
Frank Peters, of the Muscle Shell, re-
turned home this morning. He reports
that the Tolo Pioneer Mining Co.. who
have two stamp mill at work crushing
ore at that place, will put in a ten stamp
mill this winter
George c. Leland left for Boise TODAY
on the boat. In the division of the state
patronage Mr.. Leland hopes to secure
position as deputy warden at the peniten-
itentiary. He has the endorsement of
the party leaders in this portion OF the
state.
A suit was tiled in Justice Sweets
court this afternoon, in which Theodore
Wright is plaintiff and w. A. Wright is
defendant. The plaintiff charges the
defendant with embezzling S. sacks of
flax from his farm at Fletcher. All par
ties to the suit are from Fletcher. i
MA. Meyendorff, special United States
land agent who has been in Lewiston for
the last few months looking after tres
passers aud other business connected
with the Bitter Root forest reserve. re-
turned to his headquarters at Boise this
morning. He expects to return here in
about three months
}. II. keck, of Texas, brother Of S. NJ.
Keck, owner of the Star sawmill at Win.
chester, left on the morning train to take
'harge OF his brothers. mill. Mr.. Keck.
while on the road from Texas, stopped
With friend in klamath county, Ore.
where he succeeded in capturing one
arge bear and five deer on Creator Lake
mountain. He reports IS inches of snow ,
n that country.
The Vineland Journal plant has been
purchased by Peter Triesch and R H.
ichville and is being moved to Lewis.
on to be used to publish new demo-
ratio county paper. The new publica-
on will be known as the North Idaho ,
emocrat 1t will be weekly sig column
uartO, democratic in nolifics The nia.4