Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1904-07-15
PERSONAL

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Dave Royalty of the Potlatch is in
the city.
l.. G.. Bradley left this afternoon for
his home in Grangeville.
o. p. Pring returned this evening
from a trip to Moscow.
A. S. Butterfield left this morning on
business trip to Moscow.
A. j. showalter of Lapwai is BUSH
ness visitor in the city today.
Charles Zeilor left this afternoon on
trip to the Clearwater country.
s. P. Fitzgerald left this afternoon
on a trip to the Pierce country.
Sheriff Schuldt was a passenger on
the morning train enroute to Moscow.
L. Stannus, the Orofino merchant,
was in the city this morning on BUSH
mes.
Miss Mae Wildenthaler has re-
turned from an extended visit in the
east.
Frank Roberts. editor and publisher
of the Pierce Patriot, is in the city on
business. @.s..
i Clarence Waller Of Kamiah is in the
city visiting friends and transacting
business.
Miss Sallie Crozier left this morning
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Wallace.
! steve Hepton returned this morning
from business trip to the Clearwater
country.
w. D. Easter, prominent citizen of
the Melrose section Is in the city today
trading.
Attorney P. E. stookey left this
morning on a professional visit to
Kendrick.
J. Schaeffer returned this morning
from a short business trip to the Clear
water country.
| Clay McNamee and wife left this
afternoon for a few days visit with
friends in Kamiah.
Dr. J. F. Bridwell. postmaster and
merchant of Kamiah, is in the city
transacting business.
Elliott w. Eaves made flying busi-
ness trip to Kendrick this morning re-
turning home this evening.
! ]. w. Jordan and son are in the city
from Spalding. Mr.. Jordan has been
appointed registrar in his precinct.
DIR. ]. B. Morris has returned from a
visit to Seattle where he attended the
meeting Of the state medical society.
E. p Atkinson, a Kendrick grain
; man, was in the city yesterday on bus
mess and returned home this morning.
Miss Rena Kuhn who has been Wis
iting relatives in the city for some time
past returned to her home in Spokane
this morning.
Senator Henry Heitfeld will arrive
in the city this evening He has been
. in Southern Idaho since the st. Louis
convention.
G. S. Mosser. travelling freight agent
OF the Great Northern. with headquar-
terday on business.
]. A. Green, attorney at law Of Cui-
desac, is in the city looking after legal
business in Justice Coburns court and
the United States land Office.
Engineer G. N Miller left today for
Troy and Colfax where he goes to pre-
pare the plans for the new water works
to be constructed at these places.
Mrs. H. F. Alps and children left this
morning for Colorado where she will
visit her parents for a short time. Mr..
Alps accompanied them as far as Spo-
kane.
]. B. West, register Of the United
States land office. will return from a
: visit to the coast. Sunday. Mr.. West
took his family to the seaside for an
outing.
Mrs L. L. Dibble returned this morn
ing from Slickpoo where he has been
visiting for some time past. She was
accompanied to the city by Mrs. H. A.
King
Geo. E. Crum. of White Bros. 4
Crum company arrived In the city last
night from Riparia where he has been
experimenting the shipment OF fruit.
He returned down the river this MORN
ing.
c. F. Osmers. secretary Of the Lew
iston Interstate Fair Racing asso-
citation returned home this evening
from Seattle where he has been In the
interests Of the coming fall fair.
Girls Drowned at Caldwell
CALDWELL. Ida. July 15-Miss
Bertha Masterson aged II. and MISS
Fanny Shuee. aged 10. were drowned