Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1900-06-29
COMING AND GOING

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Ward l.. Farnsworth left for Lenore to-
day.
John L. Haligus, Of spalding, is in the
city.
Geo. A Liebes, of Spokane, is in the
city.
/ ]. B. West returned today from Mos
COW.
Mrs. F. NJ. Roberts, of Orofno, is in
the city.
Jack Pointing left today via boat for
Astoria Ore.
w. c. Foresman made flying trip to
Asotin today.
r. o. Parks, Of Truax Landing, is a
! visitor in the city.
Tony Linden, of Pine City, was an ar
rival in town today.
f. Baumeister. of Asotin. is in the
city today on business.
Berry Clemans and John Fife, Of Ana
tone are in the city today.
| Joe Vincent, Of the Kendrick Gazette,
came in on the freight this morning
Mrs. ID. Stussi, of Buffalo Hump, left
on this mornings train for Spokane.
John HERES, the we'll known mer-
chant of Peck, returned to his home to-
day,
Miss Maud Warren left for Pullman
this morning where she expects to reside
in the future.
! Miss Melina Saux left on todays N. p.
train for New Whatcom for short visit
with friends.
Attorney d. Worth is in the city, hav-
| ing arrived on last nights Stuart train
from Grangeville.
w. Lawrence was passenger on the
Stuart train this morning, bound for his
home in Nezperce.
Mrs. Clay McNamee, of Moscow, was
in the city yesterday and left this morn
ing for Grangeville.
A. F. McKenna and l.. Doherty, of
Grangeville, visited in the city last eve
ming and left today for Spokane.
Mr.. R. d. Skinner, who has the con
tract for paving Main street, left on to-
days boat for Portland on business
Col. w. G. Fritter and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. Sheppard, who will visit,
left for Spokane today, their future home.
Edison D. Briggs, county surveyor, and
S. G. Isaman, county commissioner, left
today for Capt. John creek, where they
will survey the county road to the I'm
naha district.
H. N. Nelson is in the city arranging
to move his family to his new home in
Kendrick. Mr.. Nelson is one of the
partners in the new Touring mill to be
built at that point.
Henry Kasper swho has been conduct
ing the Chicago store in this city for the
past year and half, has closed out and
discontinued the business and left for
Kendrick this morning.
Hon. J.W. Reid left on today's boat
for Kansas City, where he will represent
this district in the national democratic
convention to be held there July S. Mr..
Reid will attend the Pocatello democratic
convention July II, before returning
home.
Mrs. K. w. Barnes returned from Port
land last night Mr.. E. w. Barnes and
DIR. Rockwell, of this otto, have engaged
in business as mining brokers in the
chamber Of commerce building in Port
land, and they have very fattering pros
poets. They are also operating an ex-
tensive mining proposition in Sumpter.
The census taker of Latah county re-
ports the most interesting individual he
met was a mother who had seventeen
children. She gave ages and places Of
birth without reference to any record.
The children were born in different sec
lions of the world from Norway to Idaho.
The mother of this family was strong,
healthy woman of s.. She was very in
telligent and hospifable. Her home was
neat and well supplied with life's com
forts.