The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1902-03-27
Para9rapbieally Cold

S. R. Hogin has returned from a trir
to Cavendish.
w. A. Nixon and wife are visitors in
the city from Cenesee.
X. II. Mcfarland left this morning
for kootenai county to be gone several
days.
Mrs. G. A. Horne has returned from the
east where she has been visiting relatives
and friends for several weeks.
Austin Justice came up from Starbuck
Monday and has gone into the Pierce dis
trict to look after his pine claim.
Ben Reeves has purchased the Henley
residence on Third avenue OH Normal
Hill. The price paid was $a. aoo.
Arthur Storer is down from Spokane
visiting friends. He is still employed
with Holly. Mason, Marks < Co.
Attorney John b. Anderson went to
Priest river Monday 70 settle up some legal
matters relative to timber claim.
A marriage license has been issued to
Herman r. Stern aud Mary Wendt. Both
contracting parties are residents Of Cam.
eron.
Geo. Crum returned yesterday from a
trip TO Pullman and colfax where he pur.
chased two carloads Of potatoes for the
Lew,ston trade.
George Rubedue Of Moscow and
Frank Lemike Of Kendrick passed
through Lewiston Tuesday en- route to
the Pierce mining district.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X. Noel will leave the
city today 10 become permanent resi-
dents Of North Yakima where MIR. Noel
will engage In the milling business. :.
Charles Brown. purser Of the steamer
Spokane. has resigned his position and
will after April move to Wallace where
he has secured position in bank.
John NJ. Silcott was taken to the Waiia
Walla hospital Sunday. For several
months be has been confined to his bed
= the result Of stroke Of paralysis.
Prank y. vorheis. late superintendent
Of the Lapwai Indian school. will leave
with his family for Denver. Colorado,
next week where he will engage in bus.
ineae.
Sheriff A. w. Kroutinger left Monday
for Boise with Brock way and Sutherland.
convict prisoners who were used a. wit
nesaes in the grand larceny cases tried
this term.
Benton Denny charged with perjury
WAS held to answer to the district court
In the sam Of $500 bonds. Judge Reese
heard the argument aud made the ruling
last Saturday.
The opening game of the base ball
season will Be given ON the Normal Hill
grounds tomorrow afternoon. The Lew
iston Normal team will play the Idaho
Universily team.
Geo. H. Lake and family have moved
Into the new residence recently erected
By G. G. Bunnell near his home on Nor.
NAL Hill. Mr.. Lake has rented his resi-
dence to G. H. Payne. Of the Lewiston
Trading Company.
The Hypotheek bank. through Skinner
4 Aoance has sold the old Jack Oliver
place II miles Southwest OF Lewiston to
James Madden for $500. The place
contains $40 acres. and is well improved.
Mr.. Madden now owns over 1000 acres Of
land In this vicinity.
+. Erickson. the Kippen sawmill man,
vas in the city yesterday buying supplies
for the coming season. Mr.. Erickson
will start work ON April lst aud has a
run Of |. $780, feet to make. He states
there 10 growing demand for lumber in
the reservation coantry.
Charles r. Leland, visited with rela.
tives over Sunday and left yesterday for
Geanoeville. Mr.. Leland was the sue.
cesaful bidder ON several stage contracts
sos sext year and will after July ! give