Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-04-07
COMING AND GOING

city.
b. West made trip to Kendrick yes
terday.
Pat Blake of Orofuo made trip to the
city Monday.
Miss Baumeister of Asotin is visiting
in the city.
Bundy Johnson returned to Moscow
this morning.
James Justus of Charleston went to Spo-
kane yesterday.
A. O. linn returned Thursday from a
trip to Spokane.
Alb. Niles, the Waila Walla marble
dealer, is i'll town.
Willis Likes, the Waha sheepman, was
III town Thursday.
Jake Moritz the Orofno merchant, re-
turned home Friday.
Thomas Brewer, the Gcnesee banker,
was in town Thursday.
Indian Agent Stranahan was doing
business in the city Friday.
Fred Wassen Of Rosetta was doing
business in the city Saturday.
Hon. J. +. Aishie is down from Grange
Vile on district court business.
Harry Glidden, the mining man, was
in the city Monday from Spokane.
+. w. Kettenbach is making trip
into the Grangeville country this week.
DR.. II. c. Littooy left yesterday for a
few days professional visit at Uniontown.
]. n. Stacy and S. G. Isaman are at
tending the farmers institute at Peck
today.
Dave Fairburn of the Buffalo Hump
country, spent a few days this week i'll
the city.
Mrs. Eugene Bonhore went to Moscow
yesterday for a short visit with her sister
Mrs. Mix.
p. NJ. Davis has returned from {
months visit i'll Washington, d. c., and
New York.
Don Cameron left yesterday for Joseph
the headquarters of his tie camps on the
North Fork.
Newton Hibbs returned Thursday from
a trip to the mining properties on thu
Middle Fork.
Staas Speaker is working on the assess
inent lists i'll the vicinity of Juliaetta An,
Kendrick today.
Alb Wright, the Fletcher mllman, VIII
was doing business in the city yesterday
left for home today.
Ed T, Harris, who has been visitin
his brother here for several days, left fo
his eastern home this morning.
Burgess Ward, who has been here sey
eral days as a witness in the Guyer cast
left yesterday for his home near Leland
Lester S. Williams of Walla Walla, a
torney for the o. X. & N, is i'll the cit,
practicing before the bar OF the distri,
court.
Walter Dyer resigned from the polio
force Thursday and Albert Masters III
been appointed in his place by Marsha
Denny.
J. ID. Cleek passed through the cit
yesterday en- route for his mines in Pierc
after 10 days trip into the Walla Wal
country.
Seth Clifford postmaster at Beema
and justice of the peace of that preoinc
was iii the city yesterday purchasin
goods for his store.
J. b. Munshaw has disposed of h
property interests here and he left {,
Orofino this morning. He expects soc
to locate at Stuart.
w + Travis left yesterday mornr
for Stuart to look up the establishme
= of a new stage line from that place
Camas prairie points.
y Horace Davenport, j. w. Tabor, Al
Y Barman and Harry Allen, all substanti
y citizens of Wallace, are here this we,
y attending the Masonic ceremonies.
q James Stuart, owner of the townste
X Stuart, was in the city yesterday buyi,
v goods for his furniture aud undertake.
3 establishment located at the new tow
Y site.
Z Victor Bierbower of Grangeville {
Y rived i'll the city Thursday from Boi.
y Mr.. Bierhower has been i'll for the ps
y few months and will remain here {
? some time before departing for his hor
on the prairie.
F. d. Potvin and George Bailey |,
~ yesterday for their mines on Capt Jol
= Greek. Later they will proceed to tn,
copper properties and move their car
down to the river. They expect to
gone ten days.
Harry Madgwick returned Thursd
from a weeks trip to his placer prop,
ties near Pierce. Commenting on t
J early spring in that section he says IL
the roads are in better condition tn
often prevails in June.
John Heres left for his home at Pc,
yesterday, carrying with him the decisi,
of the secretary of the interior, viii
confirms his right to the homestead
the mouth of Cottonwood so long und
controversy in the contest between hi