Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-04-28
Stories Of Street, and Town

:, Mendenhall. of Spokane. was in
,bs city yesterday.
" Mccarthy, of Kamiah a stock
,,ver. is in the city.
= q Hatton. of Culdesac. transacted
,,siness here yesterday: !,
charles Jensen returned yesterday
x,om the Pierce country.
Mrs, T. ]. Wright, of Spokane. visit
"a in Lewiston yesterday.
A Edwards, Of Genesee, was here
IN business last Wednesday. i
w. sibley. Of Pomeroy, was q Wis
;,or in town during the week
II. Lorang, of Juliaetta, was a
business visitor in the city this week.
John Finn and G. w. Mccullough.
=. Dent were in town Tuesday Of this
week.
r. W. Brammer, of Clifford, who was
IN the city this week. returned home
yesterday.
w. c. Foresman and Judge c. NJ
stearns have returned to their homes
in Nezperce.
T. G. Slaydon, a drug man OF Spo-
rane. was a visitor in the city dur
ing this week.
Fl. Pomeroy. of Kamiah, who con-
ducts a hotel at that place, was in
the city this week.
George H. Clayton, a business man
of Clifford. was in the city during. the
middle of the week.
G. w. Peddycord, a prominent lum-
herman of Palouse, was transacting
business here yesterday.
Miss Schultz and Miss Snyder. teach
ers in the Nezperce schools. were ar
rivals in the city Wednesday.
The steamer Mountain Gem made a
trip to Alpowa with a load Of lumber
Wednesday returning the same day.
Henry Anderson returned this week
from his homestead near Spalding. He
will leave for the mines about May 10.
l. NJ Binnard and Mrs. Binnard have
returned from Portland where they
have been visiting the parents of the
latter.
N. c. Naylor has returned from a
business trip to Culdesac where he has
been superintending the work of a
county grade.
F. w. Ostermeyer. of Butte. Mont,
is in the city. Mr.. Ostermeyer is a
livestock dealer and is purchasing
sheep for shipment.
Frank Roberts was in the city this
week from Sites and reports that he
will resume the publication of the
sites Patriot at an early date.
A. A. Mullen has gone to the Wal
Iowa country where he is interested in
mining property and will prosecut.
Development work during the sum.
mer
The new front for the building to b,
used by Porter and Gibbs as the 'Su
'garie" is now nearly completed ant
the firm expects to have their cand
and ice cream parlor opened within
the next week. z
Mrs. Frank Wyatt and family lef
yesterday afternoon on the Clearwate
train for their home in the Salmon
river country where they will renal
during the summer. Mrs. r. w. Min
neman will join them during mex
week.
W. Elvin and w. W. McNall. of Port
land. have leased one of the stor
rooms in the new Grostein building no
IN course of construction and will ope
candy and ice cream parlor. tn
firm intends to manufacture it's ow
goods.
The new fire bell recently purchase
by the city has arrived and will shortl
be set up for use. At present the eli
has not determined where the bell wi
be located but 1t Is very probable thu
large tower will be constructed I
the city hall and the bell installed.
Mrs. A. d. Rothschild and daught
.J'-.a were arrivals in the city la
evening from Chicago to visit durir
the summer with her brother d. Y
'Greenburg. Mrs. Rothschild former
resided in Lewiston with her paren
and this is her first visit here in
years.
Mr.. T. F. Rourke. one of the
known grain operators in the mort
west. was in the city yesterday fr'
Portland visiting the trades
Rourke predicts heavy crop all throu
the Willamette valley and the Wa
p"aila country where he has just (
Gently visited.
The steamer Lewiston was launch
at Riparia yesterday and is now rea
70 receive it's machinery. The n
null is entirely complete and the wor
men are engaged in painting the bt
throughout. 1t will take several WEE
10 ADJUST and set the machinery a