Lewiston inter-state news. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1905-1906, 1905-08-15

Hal Beach and wife were arrivals
Saturday from a visit to the east.
Miss Scully was an arrival Saturday
from visit to the fair at Portland.
c. L. Harris is erecting a nice resi-
dence on his lot in the McAlister ad-
dition
r. II. Waldman and family returned
Saturday afternoon from a visit to the
northern country
William Schuldt and wife were ar
rivals yesterday morning from a visit
to the Portland fair.
John d. Graham, brother Of Mrs
Ben Morris, was an arrival in the city
Saturday from Nezperce.
r. B. McKissick was a passenger
on the Clearwater train Saturday for
business trip to Clifford.
A. A. Valpolino left Sunday night on
the owl train for a two weeks absence
on mission work at Seattle
Miss Mccoy, county school supern-
, tendent, returned Saturday from a
visit to the Portland exposition.
J. II. Mitchell left on the Spokane
morning train yesterday for a bust
ness visit to Genesee and Uniontown.
A. A. Hansen left yesterday for the
! Lenore section where he goes in the in
terests of the Commercial Cream com
| pany.
| ]. H. Jones returned on Saturday
from trip to the Lolo where he went
to inspect some mining properties for
| Lewiston parties.
| j. T. Green. who has been in the city
on business since Saturday, was a pas
! Where he resides.
Mrs W. w. Brown and Mrs. Joseph
Vincent. of Grangeville.. We're in the
city Saturday en- routes home from a
visit to the Portland fair.
Professor darlington left Monday fol-
Grangeville where he and Professor
c. c. Rose, of Boise, will conduct g
teachers institute this week
Ben Howard Mrs. Howard ant
daughter Genevieve left the city or
the morning train for a ten days visit
at Portland and the exposition.
The Culdesac train made the frs
run on the new schedule yesterday
The train now leaves at > O'Clock in thu
afternoon and returns to the city il
the evening.
Robert Laire left on the Clearwate
train Saturday afternoon for the jun
30 mine in the Hump district, Mr.
Laire is a machine man and will b.
employed at the mine.
Arthur Stacy, George Mcleod ant
Arthur Durbin returned from fishing
trip yesterday. They We're gone 1
days and reached the Selway fork o
!, the Clearwater where the fish wer
very plentiful.
Miss Ball. of Lawrence. Kansas wa
a passenger for her home yesterda
morning Miss Ball is connected wit
the Haskell university. an India
: school at Lawrence, and has been OF
, in this country securing pupils for tn
institution.
J. A. Humbird. of the Humhird lum
Der company, was an arrival in tn
? city this morning from the Piert
country where he has been looking owe
t the forest fire situation. Mr. Hun
: h:rG is one Of the heaviest holders
. tbs. WeN erhauser syndicate
! G. G. Fuller. editor of the Orofir
: Optimist. was a business visitor
t the city yesterday The Optimist plal
: has been seized under attachment bl
q Mr.. Fuller will continue to publish II
/. Optimist holding the legality of II
paper and the established business.
;. Hal Beach and bride, who have ju
, returned from the east. will move In
4 their new home at 80 Second aVen'
= next week, where they vii! keep nous
Mr. Beach states that he had We
enjoyable trip during his absence al
spent most of the time traVelil
through the eastern states.
he lOIioN IilS ptti S1N- ~ oi'' N~'''' 'NN -
: were passengers on the Spokane ira
\ this morning for a visit TO the Lew
y and Clark fair: Mrs. w. l.. McCl
= Tough, Miss Hilliard. DR.. l.. \. Temp
Mr. and Mrs. w. d. Anderson a
, children. Mr. and Mrs. George
Crook, Henry Jones and Mrs. Evans
* c. II. Wardwell returned yesterd
bt from a business trip to Culdesac a
,e reports that the N. P. surveyors
n now running a preliminary survey
that city, the line cutting through
center of some of the houses which v
have to be removed if the surN
= proves to be the permanent one.
st DR. Gaibraiths losses in the fire W;
II adjusted yesterday and the fun amol
in of insurance. $500, was paid. DR.. G
lie braith held a policy in the Queen
n surance company. represented
Guernsey & Newton. W. G. Lloyd v
the adjrster. and MI. Galbraith 81
the matter was settled entirely sal