The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-06-19
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wednesday.
John Walker of Spalding was in the
city this week
MIR. and Mrs. George Campbell were in
the city yesterday.
Lee Pennell went to Spokane Wednes.
to purchase goods.
Miss Ida Burns is visiting with friends
in Pullman this week.
Harry Schildman, merchant at Lapwai,
was in the city yesterday.
H. w. Shellburn, merchant of Peck
was IN the city Wednesday.
Glen Mckinley returned yesterday
from trip to Camas prairie.
Anatone Freng returned Wednesday
afternoon from Seattle, Wash.
George w. Bashor returned home to
Clifford Wednesday afternoon.
Assessor Clifford visited in Beeman this
week returning this morning.
Miss Mary A. Kroh returned Wednes-
day evening from visit to Spokane.
Thomas Twyman of Myrtle was in the
city looking for a location Wednesday.
Charles Lewis will leave for Palouse
this week where he will 60 into business.
w. B. Haywood, prominent citizen Of
Winchester. was trading in town Wed.
nesday.
Prof. A. B. Towne of Charleston re.
turned from a visit to Kendrick last
evening.
Marion Shepler of the Big Potlatch re.
turned home Wednesday after a short
stay here.
Misses Grace Briggs and Ada Storer
returned today from an outing on the
Clearwater.
Congressman Cushman will lecture to.
night in Charleston on the subject "Wash
ington City"
The dust situation was relieved yester.
day by little sprinkling in the business
portion Of town.
c. o. Clark expects to leave for Thun.
der Mountain early in July. He has
rich property there.
Miss Sudie Bashor left yesterday for
the North Fork country where she will
visit her timber claim.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Fred Carlson returned
home to Greer Wednesday after short
visit with relatives here.
c. A. Hastings is making some i'm.
provements in the interior decorations
OF his store room this week.
A. A. Mullen of the mining bureau left
yesterday for the Snake river district
where he has mining property.
w. F. Miller, freight and passenger
agent for the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Panl. was in the city this week
Oscar Akin of Tammany left this
morning for Cave Gulch where he will
spend some weeks prospecting.
George Ford will leave in few DAYS
tor the Willamette valley where he will
engage in the grocery business.
DIR. o. B. Whitford of Butte, Mont, ar
rived Wednesday evening to visit his son,
DR.. c. S. Whitford at Charleston.
The proprietors Of the Blue Front have
been improving their place of business
with new coat of paint this week
Hon. ]. w. Poe will deliver an address
to the Idaho County Pioneer Association
which meets at Grangeville July grid
Miss George Reed, who has been visit
ing with the family of Ezra Baird, re-
turned home to Grangeville Wednesday.
The first financial statement made by
the First National Bank of Clark stou
shows deposits to the amount of $22 ,oIo IS
w. p. Parrish visited in town yester-
day. He has been with Mr.. Hickman's
cattle on Craigs mountain for some time
Fred Ross and wife arrived this morn
ing from Pierce City. Mrs. Ross has just
completed a successful term of school
there.
A raft belonging to Willis and Finn
was broken up in the Little canyon this
week. Not log was saved from the
ruins.
w. J. Warren left this morning for
Seattle where he will meet number of
mining men about prospects in central
Idaho.
No one living in the east part of town
is complaining that the noise made by
the exhaust of the new pump is a nui-
sance.
Brick work on the Dill and Eichen-
berger building will be begun this week
and the edihce will be pushed to an early
finish.
The Idaho Trust company has pur-