The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1901-06-27
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A Spokane this week.
Ss Mrs. Ernest Mccullough and SON ar
H Visiting friends in Portland.
Hben Mounce left the city today for
abort trip on the reservation.
6. T, Waller is now employed as nigh
Il clerk ct the Hotel de France.
Mrs. Henry Wax and son, Monte. lei
today for their Grangeville home.
These are the DAYS when the ice ma,
Inns : longing to embark in the woo'
trade.
Al Kincaid was visitor in the cit,
this week from the Camas prairi
country.
Will Lundstrum is employed in tn,
postof6ce during the absence of Ber
Chapman.
Or. j. H. McCallie returned yesterday
from Moscow, where he has been visiting
with hts family.
The first shipment Of Timothy hay
from the upper Clearwater was sent from
Greer to Spokane this week.
jos. Pinkham, deputy U. S. marshal
! lett on the Clearwater train for trip to
Salmon river.
a ur. and Mrs J. B. Norris have returned
from = visit to the Sound. Mrs. I. S.
hillings accompanied them home.
v Orr McMinnirny returned this week
fr6m Idaho county. where, last Friday,
he completed six months term Of school.
Rev. r. r. Smith and Rev. c. A. Horn
left Monday via. Dayton and Pomeroy
A. attend the Episcopal convention at
Portland.
BEN Silverman, the tailor, will move
his Office from the Adams block to the
room just vacated by +. H. Gilbert in
The Beach block.
& Senator Henry Heitfeld and family are
visitors II the city this week. They will
apend the summer on the senator's farm
near Unioatown.
NJ. ]. s. Gregory. Of Galveston, Tex,
and Mrs.. Oliver Pring, Of Victor, Colo.
RADIO. arrived in the city last Monday to
visit relatives here.
Governor Hunt reached the city yes.
tefday evening aud left on the Clear
water train this morning for trip ON
private bnsiness to Grangeville.
+. 9. cummings left Sunday for trip
70 his old Iowa home. He will visit
friends At St. Louis and take in the Pan
American exposition before he returns.
Robert Mobely, grand master ofthe l.
Q. @. r. grand lodge Of idaho arrived IN
lhe city Sunday and made his official
visit 10 the local lodge Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Sylvester Riggs has opened the
Lake House at Waha for the season, and
iii furnish iodgings and entertainment
. those seeking that resort for summer
,uting.
j. T. Orbis0n and wife are visiting in
he city. Mr.. Orbison is pioneer mer-
liant In the great Nexperce prairie and
J enthusiastic over the prospects in that
ection this fall.
j. Alexander shipped five carloads of
WOOL 10 Portland this week most Of which
~ been from the James Madden and
seo. p. Riggs clips. The best price paid
his week has been IoK cents.
4. B. Cooper has secured the contract i
. furnish the steele girders for the new
>cully block. The Cooper foundry is
:oming into successful competition with
spokane and Portland in this class Of
york.
4 Kaminski has arrived from Chicago {
nd win be engaged at Grostein's in .
barge Of the great dissolution sale. Mr..
Kemaski was here about thee years ago I
ind will be remembered by the patrons
# the big store as rustling manager. II
I'd White and f. o. Strong returned
rom the mouth of North Fork Monday,
vhere they have been employed in build 6
ne batteaus to be used in mining oper- ,
ltions In the upper river. Two of the
Mats built are for Small & Kaie, who
viii use them this season in getting sup
lilies into their mining camp.
Bert Chapman, money order clerk at ,
has secured a 6o.day lay off .
rom the department and has left the city 1
Or = trim in the mountains He ;e az +.
by Joseph Larrabee, of e. G. II
Sress' jewelry store. They started to |
higher attitudes at the head of Clear {
sater Monday with pack horses carrying