Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-01

p Steen is back from business
,,ir to Walla Waiia'
acc uollenstein has returned from a
.rin 10 Portland and the seaside.
n c. Thiessen and family are
ring an outing in the mountains.
n p Hafer was a visitor in the city
sor from Troy, on the Grand Ronde.
..torney r. E. Mcfarland went to
,,.ndrick Saturday on legal business
n Maxon was an arrival on the
wing train from Spokane yester-
day
A. Rowley returned Friday even
,,n IN the boat from trip down the
river.
n d. Mills, of the MiAs Harness
store spent Sunday with his wife at
Culdesac.
Mrs Harriet Scofield and children
.ro taking an outing this week at Sol
diers' Meadows.
Stanley E. Rankin left on the Owl
train Saturday night for a weeks vaca-
ton to the upper country.
q P. Pring left Monday morning on
tho Spokane train for a business. trip
TO Juliaetta and the upper Clearwater
country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickson, of .Clarks-
ton we're passengers on the boat this
morning for a visit with relatives at
Salem, Oregon.
T. E. Hoobler and wife of Clarks-
ton, left this morning on the steamer
Lewiston for a visit to the Lewis and
Clark fair at Portland.
Samuel Wolff, proprietor of the Fl. &
X cigar factory and Fred Farmer re-
turned Saturday from a business trir
to Grangeville and the prairie country
F. j. Rice, proprietor of the Clarks
ton Drug Store of Charleston, has
moved his stock of drugs into the
Hoeffner building, three doors north Of
his former location.
Mrs w. ]. Owen. of Asotin, who was
taken to the sanitarium a Juliaetta g
few days ago, died yesterday and the
remains will be shipped to the de
ceaseds home in Colorado for inter
ment.
Q. A. kiester, who has been in tn,
city for short time visiting friends
here and on the other side of the river
left this morning for Pullman, where
he will visit for a few weeks before re
turning to his home at Blue Earth
Minnesota.
Chas. F. Livermore, who has beer
visiting friends in the city and Clarks
ton for the past few days left thi
Minnesota. Mr.. Livermore ais visited
the Portland fair and took in othe
points Of interest on the coast.
The new sign for the Bee Hive stor
was put up last evening. 1t is 80 fee
long, 1-2 feet wide and was made b.
A. NJ. Patterson. The wording is mad
of large raised letters covered with al
Imitation of silver which makes tn
siSH d very dtlTdCtlNe oHS
I. c. Mcfarland. the genial landlor
of the Hotel Forest, was in the cit
Saturday on business. Mr.. McFarlan
says there are large number of peopl
spending the hot weather season j
that vicinity and that the Forest sec
ton is becoming very popular as a
outing place.
Mrs. DR.. Temple and children, {
Charleston. were passengers on tn
steamer Lewiston this morning fo
Pendleton. where they will visit wit
Mrs. Temples mother before going I
Portland and the seaside. They will /
absent about a month.
The first of the pressed brick fl
the walls Of the new Idaho Tru
building were put in place yesterda
and the building will now rise rapid
The brick are a fine cherry red ar
are from the new yards at Newber
Oregon. The first carload of 40
reached the city Saturday.
and Mrs. J. B. McFallen. of Clarksto
died Sunday at the. family home
heart treble. The funeral services we
held Monday afternoon from the fami
residence and the remains inferred
the Charleston cemetery The deceas
was Is years of age.
w. Rawlings and wife left on t
Spokane train this morning for SIP
kane where they will visit for co
pie of weeks before returning to thu
home in Oregon. They were accoI
panied as far as Spokane by l..
Rawlings and wife. who are on tn
way to Sheridan. Wyoming.
Miss Mcbride, niece of Matt
Burgess Ward, of this city, who h
been visiting here the past few da
left for her home in Kansas Mond
morning. Miss Nc Bride has, been ma