Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-08-07
Coming and Going

4 j. 7. Wolfe, business man Of Union,
Oregon, is in the city.
Leo Freidenrich, OF White Bird, left on
today train for Spokane
Ed Fountain left today for a few DAYS
trip on the Clearwater line.
c.S. Puntenney, Of Lookout, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Frank Mccrea wife and child, Of Sc
attic are visitors in the city.
Deputy Sheriff c f. Braddish, Of Oro-
fno, went home this morning.
Leslie squires left today for Clear
creek, near Stuart for an outing
Mark A. Means Of Genessee was in
town today transacting business.
g. Orr McMinomy left today for sa-
lem, Ore, on the steamer Lewiston.
Frank +. Johnesse left this morning
Tor Spokane on short business trip.
". NJ. Moberly, physician Of Chi
cago, is in the city on visit for few
days.
Albert Sagard and 6 A. Lewis, of
Magnolia, transacted business in the city
yesterday.
]. H. Lycette, the we'll known wool
buyer of Pendleton, is in the city look
ing up business.
Seth Clifford, postmaster ait Beeman,
spent yesterday in the city and returned
home this morning
Miss Ethel vanCamp left this morning
for Lenore where she will visit with
friends for short time.
Kay L. Thompson, editor Of the Asotin
Sentinel, of Asotin, was in the city today
on matters of business.
Melvin Arant arrived in the city TODAY
from Spokane and will visit friends and
relatives for short time.
Mrs A. Binnard and daughter, Anna,
left this morning for Grangeviile, where
she will visit for month.
Mrs w. H. Davidson, Of the Hotel De
France, returned last night from few
days outing at Lake Waha.
Miss Fife Plummer, Of Juliaetta, who
has been in the city for several days re-
turned home this morning.
Owen Mounce and volner Fountain,
who will ride for Dell Fountain this sea-
son, left today for Sacramento.
Clarence Thiessen returned last night
from three weeks trip to his fathers
sheep ranch on craigs mountain.
D. N. King, right of-way agent Of the
N. r., returned last night from trip to
Portland and the Sound country.
Miss Lenora Smith, ofGrangeville, left
this morning for Spokane, where she win
visit with friends for a short time.
Geo. w. Thompson and Scott Wilcox
left today for three weeks prospecting
trip in the Buffalo Hump country.
VIM. Havernick left this morning for
Grangeville where he goes to look after
his business interests at that point.
Frank Wyatt, Of White Bird, arrived IN
the city last night, secured his fall sup
plies and left for home this morning.
Dominck Spardero, section foreman
of the N. P. at Greer, was in the city YES
terday and left for home this morning.
Miss Ruth Naylor, daughter Of Sheriff
Naylor, of Moscow, arrived in the civ
yesterday and is the guest of Mrs. ]. B. /
West
Miss Alta aud Ermilth McConville re-
turned today from Spokane, where
they have spent several weeks visiting
relatives.
Quong Sing, the well known Chinese
merchant, returned last night from bus
mess trip to Pierce City, where he is
largely interested in the mines.
], J. Kelley, the we'll known building
contractor, left today for Garfield where
he has Contract to erect some buildings.
He expects to be gone month.
Deli Fountain will leave tomorrow
morning for Sacramento to look after his |
racing stock there and attend the coming
race meeting. He will return in the fall
with his string of horses which he ex-
poets to enter in the coming interstate |
race meeting and fair to be given here.
B. I. Briley, Of Grangeville, was in the |
city and left this morning for Spokane.
Mr.. Briley made relocations ON the Big
Buffalo, orofno, Merrimac, vesuvins and
Vesnvius fraction in Buffalo Hump. be-