Lewiston evening teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1900, 1900-10-13
Coming and Going


city.
Pete Thompson, of the Potlatch, is in
the city.
c. T. Stranahan came in on today's
train from Lapwai.
Geo Storer was an arrival on today's
train from Spokane.
d. w. Greenburg went to Spokane this
morning on business
Bert Riggs was an arrival today from
the upper Clearwater.
Geo. w. Tannahill went to Moscow to-
day on legal business.
Miss Lizzie Kincaid of Palouse was an
arrival on this afternoons train
| The Walls for the new Presbyterian
church are being put up today.
D. w. Eaves, from the Upper Clear
water, arrived in town this afternoon.
r. c. Beach was called to Spokane to-
day on business connected with the fair.
Deputy Revenue Chamberlain returned
today from the northern part of the state.
p. f. Stookey and wife arrived on to-
days train from short visit to the Pot
latch.
G. w. Colby arrived today from a short
visit to Spokane and the Occur d. Alene
country.
]. A. Shultz, Nezperce merchant,
passed through the city today enroute to
Kendrick.
J. B. Perkins and Ed Knight returned
today from their mines on the upper
Clearwater.
Ike Binnard returned last night from
Cottonwood, where he has been for the |
past four months.
Judge R. S. Anderson left this morning
for Boise, i'll which vicinity he will spend !
ten days campaigning
y. d. Munroe Of Portland, represent
ing the implement firm Of Altman, Tay-
lor & Co is in the city.
]. l.. Ecke1t is down from his ranch in
Idaho county and will spend week
viewing our fair before returning.
w. D. Outman of the Spokesman Re-
view accompanies the w. A. G. team as
special correspondent for the game.
H. X. Smith, formerly of Smith Bros
Model restaurant, is in the city from
Stuart to remain over the fair week.
DIR. J. B. Morris was elected president
of the Interstate Clinical Society at
meeting held in Spokane, Thursday.
Geo. 7. Black, now agency carpenter,
has been transferred to North Dakota,
andwill leave in a few days for the east.
DR.. Morris arrived this afternoon from
Spokane, where he had been in attend
ance at the Interstate Medical Associa-
ton.
w. l.. Allen, the coach of the w. A. c.
team, is graduate Of the Ann Arbor law
school and practicing attorney at the
Seattle bar.
Mrs. r. B. Hooper went to Spokane
today to meet her mother, Mrs. Mon
tague, who is coming from St. Paul to
spend the winter here.
A Kuhn and wife and Mrs. II. Kamin-
sky of Colfax will arrive in the city Mon
day to spend fair week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Grostein, their parents
Jake Frink and wife ]. S. Lehman, !
wife and children. George Lehman and
w. r. Johnson and wife, all of Nezperce
city, are in town and will stay to take in s
the opening of our fair.
W. H. Requa, of Grangeville, is in the
city in charge of an amusement features
of the fair. He has the Edison moving
pictures of the Boer war and fine pam
arama of illustrated songs.
William and August Heartburg of Cot
tonwood, old time residents of this Sec
ton, having come here in 1873, lett this
morning for California, where they will
locate and reside permanently.
Tort Edmondson, we'll known news
paper man of Grangeville, is in the city
% remain during the fair. Mr.. Edmond
son has been associated with A. r. Parker
IN the Free Press for the past four years. a
G. +. Osmcrs of the Owl drug store and A
Z. S. Erb of the Cash Hardware store,
Who have been on Canas prairie and at l
points in the interest of their .
respective lines, returned home last S
light and report very successful trip. s
A telegram received yesterday by Mr.. r