The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-09-19

he has succeeded to the business of DIR
Client, who has gone east to live.
Captain Mccullough is again in charge
of his big boat on the river. For several
, weeks past he has been enjoying the
sights on the coast and at Portland.
This is Jewish New Year. The cele-
bration Of this event lasts for tens day and
is dedicated.to feasting, fasting and pray
er by the orthodox members Of that faith.
| At the Catholic service held in vine-
land last Sunday at the home Of ]. H.
Clear eight children took their first COM
munion. Father Post Of this city Of
fciated.
i With the coming Of the fair fakirs Of
all kinds vii; put in appearance. The
fakir is not bad in his way as q fair with
out him would be like prayer meeting
without bible.
DIR. Smith and wife OF Los Angeles,
Cal. paid visit to Lewiston. They
came to the conclusion it was a place
with brilliant future and will make this
city their home.
The Idaho Hydraulic Mining company
Of this city has fled articles Of incorpora.
ton with the secretary Of state. The
company has $1,ooo.oo capital stock. Of
which $l33. 900 is paid up.
Attorney Carl Davis Of Nezperce was
in the city early in the week on business
before district court. Carl is one Of the
young men Of the Idaho bar, who is
rapidly coming to the front.
VIM. Baird left Monday for Newsome
creek where he and his brother will
operate small force Of men in develop.
ing the placer property they have under
bond from w. A. Simpson Of Moscow.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Kettenbach have
returned from their European visit.
Both enjoyed the trip and return in ex-
cellent health and with feeling that the
United States is the biggest and best Of
all.
Mrs. H. x. Barnett and son Robert left
this morning for visit to the Pan
American exposition enroute to Wash
ington City where they will spend the
winter. Marcus Barnett will meet them
at Buffalo.
In the Sc 'ection Of congress COM
mittee to attend President McKinley's
funeral, Speaker Henderson remembered
the Pacific northwest by appointing
cushman Of Washington and Congress.
man Glenn Of this state
]. N. Stacy returned from Portland
Sunday and left Monday morning for the
Elk City mining country. He Rbes to
inspect the work being done on tue Gro
Grande group that he and his associates
have recently stocked in Portland.
The greatest aggregation Of pick
pockets ever in the northwest operated
at the Spokane fair. At least 100 per-
sons were relieved of watches, money
and other valuables. Some Of them will
be at the Lewiston fair and effort should
be made to forestall their work.
DR.. J. B. Morris returned Monday from
Spokane where he went to attend the
Inland Empire Clinical society. DIR.
Morris as president delivered an address
before the society. This is the second
annual meeting OF the society and about
forty doctors from eastern Washington
and Idaho were in attendance.
Rev. Walton Skipworth and family
left the city Wednesday for The Dalles,
Oregon, to which station the conference
assigned Rev. Skipworth for the next
year. On Monday evening the members
Of the Methodist church and friends as
sembled at the church and parsonage to
bid farewell and Godspeed to the re-
firing pastor.
]. l.. Dunn returned to Pierce Monday
where he will continue operations on his
property, the Wild Rose. He brought to
Lewiston gold brick weighing %
pounds valued at $4,000 as the result of
II days work with small stamp mill.
Mr.. Dunn refused cash offer of $50, 900
for his property last week. He estimates
that they have now fully $roo. 600 in
sight.
McCilvery & Boston have commenced
work on their new warehouse on the N.
P. ground near the tracks. Contractor
Forbes is doing the work. Although
Lewiston has been on earth for more
than 20 years this firm will bring here
the FIRST ca, load OF crockery ware which
they will place in the new building and