Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-06-12
COMING AND GOING
Jack o. Keefe is in the city.

Jack 0. Keefe is in the CITY.
Henry Wax, mayor of Grangeville is
in the city.
c. E. Hibbs Of Genesee was in the CITY
today on business.
Miss Maud Bartlett made a pleasure
trip to Kendrick today.
Mrs. F j. Smith of Grangeville left for
Portland on this mornings boat.
c. c. Fuller was passenger on the
Orofino train Tuesday morning.
B. F. Smith, the Snake river fruit man.
left for his home by the morning boat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore, ofVineland, were
passengers OH the morning train north
J. N. King and little daughter went out
to Lapwai for an outing Tuesday morn
ing.
d. n. King, right-of-way agent of the
N. p. R. R., was a passenger east this
morning.
DIR. c. l.. Gritnan, brother of A. d.
Gritman of this city, is here visiting his
brother.
Frank Rice came in from Grangeville
last night and will remain in the city
several days.
Revenue Inspector Jones F.. Dolan, of
Bonner's Ferry, returned to his home
this morning.
Newton Hibbs returned Monday even
ing from Grangeville and the Clearwater
mining country.
Seth Clifford, postmaster of Melrose,
made business trip to the city Monday,
returning Tuesday morning.
Miss Bessie Vollmer left this morning
for Moscow for a few days visit at that
place. She will visit Spokane before re-
turning.
w. H. Leland of Spokane is in the
city. Wilbur has run on the n. p.
from Spokane to Hope and is now visit
ing home folks.
County Superintendent Jennie Har-
rington has gone to the Potlatch country
to visit schools in that vicinity. She will
be absent until Saturday.
Matt Dowd and wife were passengers
on the Orifno train east this morning.
Mr.. Dowd will make trip into the
mines on Muscle She'll district.
Three carloads of heavy iron pipe are
being unloaded near the Snake river
bridge today. This is the first shipment
Of material for the Vineland pipe line.
H. l.. Gilbert, accompanied by Expert
caves, departed for the North Fork this
morning. Mr.. caves will examine min
ing property in which Mr.. Gilbert and
Lewiston parties are interested.
H. H. Ames, of Minneapolis, is in the
city. Mr.. Ames is member Of the firm
of Ames & Nelson, who are engaged in
-four mill at Cul-de-Sac. Mr..
Ames brought an experienced mill wright
with him from the East.
II. H. Anes, F. A. Tourtelloth, H. n.
Nelson and J.. N. Stacy visited in Asotin
this afternoon. The visitors are capital
lists from Minnesota. They are sesking
points for the construction of flour mills
Messers Nelson and Ames
have arranged to build mill at Cul de
Sac this summer
Hon. Fred T. Dubois and Julie Bassett,
engaged in the occupation of herding
together enough silver republicans to
make respectable showing at the state
which meets at Pocatello next
month, departed for the north this morn
ng. 1t is understood three silver re-
oublicans attended their meeting last
light.
J. d. Lyle returned from a mountain |
amp on the Lo Lo trail yesterday. He, |
II company with Newl Lyle, George |
ustice and John Grain, made an effort to |
each the interior Middle Fork mineral
belt but were compelled. on account of
he snow, to return to the lower regions
o find grass for their stock. The COM
'any is backed by Jim Justice of Vine
and. Their objective point is a rich
district in the heart of the Bitter |