Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-07-25

will stay for several weeks working on
the new warehouse being built for chas.
Sweeney.
P. R. Hogan, of Superior, Wisconsin,
arrived in the city last night and left to-
day for Elk City, where he is interested |
in mining property
Mr.. John A. Brown left OH this morn
ng's train for his home in Oro6no.
d. II, Butt, the tie contractor, went TO
Orofino today.
J. M. Adams, who has been in town
for several days on business, returned to-
his home at Orofino on today's train
Mr. Henry f. Bloch, the popular and
we'll known day clerk at the Raymond
House, has resigned his position to take
effect on the Ist. of August in order to
accept similar position at the Hotel
Butler, in Seattle, Wash This comes as
a surprise to his many friends who will
regret to have him remove from their
midst. The TELLER joins his many adj
mirers in wishing him much success in
his new position. Mr.. Harry Riley, Of
this city, has accepted the position made
vacant by Mr.. Bloch's resignation.
| D. J. McGilvery Of the wholesale and
retail furniture house Of McGilvery &
Culver Bros. of this city, returned last
| night from trip to Camas prairie and
reservation points and reports having had
a successful business trip.
/ ID. w. Reed returned TO his home near
Orofno today.
i c. w. Greene, the manager of the Lee
more Tramway company at Lenore, was
/ in the city yesterday on business and re-
turned home today.
i Joseph Briggs Of Oro6no was iii the
city yesterday and made homestead FL
ing in the land Office. Mr.. Briggs re
turned to his home today
/ R. B. Hibbs left today for the upper
north fork of the Clearwater river on a
months prospecting trip.
c. ID. Jordan of St. Louis, Mo, arrived
in the city yesterday and left this morn
ing for Grangeville on business.
George Wilson of youcalla, Dougla.
county, Ore, came in on the boat yester
day and left today for Grangeville, where
he expects to locate permanently. Mr.
Wilson is school teacher by profession
l
1 J,R. Norris of the hat firm of Taylo
& Parrotte of Chicago, is in the city.
c. J. Freese, representative OF til,
Spokesman Review subscription depart
ment, was in the city yesterday on bust
ness. He states that their representative
here, Thatcher & King, "have take
care of the Spokesman Review bushes
better than any one at any other point il
the country which is speaking world
for the business sagacity OF the abov
firm.
Ralph Chapman left on this morning
steamer for San Francisco, where he wi
take two weeks vacation.
Mrs. II. Walker, of Phoenix, Arizona
arrived in the city today to visit with he
I many old time friends and is stoppin
|. with John Denny. Mrs Walker is on
of the martyrs of the Nez Perce India
war and is well known here. her nam
| being Miss Saflie Bowers before marriage
Capt. Cheever purchased from J
Barton last night seven head of fine ca
airy horses and one mule and shippe
: them with the horses he purchased fro
Frank McGrane at Grangeville. II
captain says this last lot of seven hors
is the finest he has picked up in this Sc
ton of the country.
Misses Bessie and Geneveive Violin
returned today from Lake Waha whe
: they have been for few days outing.
II AL Manning left yesterday for Cotto
= wood for few days business trip.